Calculate the elastic critical buckling stress for bending about the strong axis.Answer: Oes! MPaieTextbook and MediaHintSave for LaterCalculate the critical and allowable buckling stresses for bending about the strorAnswers:Ocrs=iMPaOallow,sMPa The 13.25-m-long HSS 304.8 x 203.2x 9.5 (see Appendix B for its cross-sectional properties) column shown is fixed at base Awith respect to bending about both the strong and weak axes of the HSS cross section. At upper end B, the column is restrainedagainst rotation and translation in the x-z plane (i.e., bending about the weak axis), and it is restrained against translation in thex-y plane (i.e., free to rotate about the strong axis). Use the AISĆ equations to determine the allowable axial load Pallow that maybe supported by the column, on the basis of(a) buckling in the x-y plane.(b) buckling in the x-z plane.Assume that E = 200 GPa and oy= 250 MPa.PBweakaxisLstrongаxisCalculate the effective slenderness ratio for the column for bending about the strong axis. Note whether or not this column iscategorized as a long column for bending about the strong axis.Answer: (K,L/r2) = i

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Calculate the elastic critical buckling stress for bending about the strong axis. Answer: Oes ! MPa i eTextbook and Media Hint Save for Later Calculate the critical and allowable buckling stresses for bending about the stror Answers: Ocrs= i MPa Oallow,s MPa

Calculate the elastic critical buckling stress for bending about the strong axis. Answer: Oes ! MPa i eTextbook and Media Hint Save for Later Calculate the critical and allowable buckling stresses for bending about the stror Answers: Ocrs= i MPa Oallow,s MPa

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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