Given below is the properties of HP 410 x 131 steel column having a length of 8m and pinned at both ends. Fy = 248 MPa. Determine the nominal compressive strength of the column. Determine the design compressive strength of the column. Determine the allowable compressive strength of the column. Ag = 16600 mm2 d = 389 mm bf = 399 mm tf = 13.7 mm tw = 13.7 mm kdes = 43.7 mm rx= 163 mm ry = 67mm Ix = 439.1 x 106 mm4 Iy = 72.6 x106 mm4

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