Determine the axial compressive strength of an HSS steel with a length of 4.6m with respect to the principal axis. Use Fy = 318 MPa. Section Properties: A = 1742 mm2 ly = 3.29 x 106 mm4 lx = 9.53 x 106 mm4 CIVIL ENGINEERING STEEL DESIGN 203.2 -3.2 -101.6 -3.2

Determine the axial compressive strength of an HSS steel with a length of 4.6m with respect to the principal axis. Use Fy = 318 MPa. Section Properties: A = 1742 mm2 ly = 3.29 x 106 mm4 lx = 9.53 x 106 mm4 CIVIL ENGINEERING STEEL DESIGN 203.2 -3.2 -101.6 -3.2

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Determine the axial compressive strength of
an HSS steel with a length of 4.6m with
respect to the principal axis. Use Fy = 318
MPa.
Section Properties:
A = 1742 mm2
ly = 3.29 x 106 mm4
lx = 9.53 x 106 mm4
CIVIL ENGINEERING. STEEL DESIGN
203.2
-3.2
101.6
-3.2

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