Problem 3a. A compression member is built up from a W14 × 90 and a W10 >49, both of A992 steel. Neglect flexural-torsional bucklingW14 × 907"w10 x 49KXL = KyL = 30 feet. Find the following:a. The KL/rb. The Euler Stress Fec. The design strength for LRFD.d. The allowable strength for ASD.e. Is the section? Why?

Given W14×90 , W10×49 of A992 steel KxL = KyL = 30ft According to ASTM A6, the properties for…

Problem 3a. A compression member is built up from a W14 × 90 and a W10 49, both of A992 steel. Neglect flexural-torsional buckling W14 x 90 7" w10× 49 KxL = KyL = 30 feet. Find the following: %3D %3D a. The KL/r b. The Euler Stress Fe c. The design strength for LRFD. d. The allowable strength for ASD. e. Is the section? Why?

Problem 3a. A compression member is built up from a W14 × 90 and a W10 49, both of A992 steel. Neglect flexural-torsional buckling W14 x 90 7" w10× 49 KxL = KyL = 30 feet. Find the following: %3D %3D a. The KL/r b. The Euler Stress Fe c. The design strength for LRFD. d. The allowable strength for ASD. e. Is the section? Why?

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