### Diagram Description The image presents an engineering problem involving the determination of the best outside diameter for structural components. The setup includes two sections: a circular pipe (SECT. 1) and square tubing (SECT. 2). #### Diagram Elements 1. **Load Specifications:** - **D = 875 kN** - **L = 1450 kN** - Length: **4.8 meters** - Yield strength \( F_y = 290 \, \text{MPa} \) 2. **Section 1: Pipe** - Depicted as a cylindrical section with outer diameter \( D_o \) - Wall thickness: \( t = 12 \, \text{mm} \) 3. **Section 2: Square Tubing** - Depicted as a square section with outer dimension \( S_o \) - Wall thickness: \( t = 12 \, \text{mm} \) #### Question The task is to determine which of the given diameters provides the best outside diameter in increments of 2 mm. #### Options - 318 mm - 400 mm - 330 mm - 322 mm Each option represents a potential solution for the structure's outside diameter based on the constraints and specifications given.
### Diagram Description The image presents an engineering problem involving the determination of the best outside diameter for structural components. The setup includes two sections: a circular pipe (SECT. 1) and square tubing (SECT. 2). #### Diagram Elements 1. **Load Specifications:** - **D = 875 kN** - **L = 1450 kN** - Length: **4.8 meters** - Yield strength \( F_y = 290 \, \text{MPa} \) 2. **Section 1: Pipe** - Depicted as a cylindrical section with outer diameter \( D_o \) - Wall thickness: \( t = 12 \, \text{mm} \) 3. **Section 2: Square Tubing** - Depicted as a square section with outer dimension \( S_o \) - Wall thickness: \( t = 12 \, \text{mm} \) #### Question The task is to determine which of the given diameters provides the best outside diameter in increments of 2 mm. #### Options - 318 mm - 400 mm - 330 mm - 322 mm Each option represents a potential solution for the structure's outside diameter based on the constraints and specifications given.
Chapter2: Loads On Structures
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Given:
D = 875 kN
L = 1450 kN
Fy = 290 MPa
Thickness of the pipe, t = 12 mm
Length of the column. L = 4.8 m
Support condition of the column: One end is fixed and other end hinged
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The best outside diameter (So) of steel pipe section
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