(25) 5. The composite steel column section shown at the left consists of two C12 x 30 channels welded to two 10" x 1/2" plates. Properties a single channel Ix-x = 162 in¹ ly-y = 5.14 in A = 8.82 in² Properties of the composite section: Ix-x= 715 in ly-y = 424 in* A = 27.64 in² Lx = Ly = 16'-0" k = 1.0 Fy = 36 ksi a. What is the maximum allowable axial load on the column in pounds?
(25) 5. The composite steel column section shown at the left consists of two C12 x 30 channels welded to two 10" x 1/2" plates. Properties a single channel Ix-x = 162 in¹ ly-y = 5.14 in A = 8.82 in² Properties of the composite section: Ix-x= 715 in ly-y = 424 in* A = 27.64 in² Lx = Ly = 16'-0" k = 1.0 Fy = 36 ksi a. What is the maximum allowable axial load on the column in pounds?
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C12 x 30
channel
If Fy= 50 ksi
If the column had fixed ends (k = .5)
If the length were reduced to 14'-0"
If Ly= 12'-0" and Lx = 16'-0"
10" x 1/2"
plate
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) 5. The composite steel column section shown at the left consists
of two C12 x 30 channels welded to two 10" x 1/2" plates.
Properties a single channel
Ix-x = 162 in¹
ly-y = 5.14 in
A = 8.82 in²
Properties of the composite section:
Ix-x = 715 in
ly-y = 424 in
A = 27.64 in²
Lx = Ly = 16'-0"
k = 1.0
Fy = 36 ksi
a. What is the maximum allowable axial load on the column in pounds?
b. What effect would each of the following independent changes have on the maximum allowable axial load, Pmax on the column?
If the plate were 5/8" thick
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