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A W14x68 section of A992, Grade 50 steel, is used as a steel column with a total unbraced height of 12 ft. The column ends are both fixed. Determine the maximum axial LRFD safe load for this column.

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Author:Segui, William T.

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Chapter8: Eccentric Connections

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Problem 8.2.13P

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A W14x68 section of A992, Grade 50 steel,
is used as a steel column with a total
unbraced height of 12 ft. The column ends
are both fixed. Determine the maximum
axial
LRFD safe load for this column.

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