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Considering flexural buckling, determine the allowable and design compressive strength using L= 5m (A = 6,265mm2, rx = 106.43mm, ry = 49.28mm W10 × 33 A992 steel

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Considering flexural buckling, determine the allowable and design compressive strength using L = 5m (A = 6,265mm², rx = 106.43mm, ry = 49.28mm

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Considering flexural buckling, determine the allowable and design compressive strength using L = 5m (A = 6,265mm?, rx = 106.43mm, ry = 49.28mm
W10 x 33
A992 steel

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Considering flexural buckling, determine the allowable and design compressive strength using L= 5m (A = 6,265mm2, rx = 106.43mm, ry = 49.28mm
W10 x 33
A992 steel

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