PROBLEM: Consider the cross section shown. All structural steel is A992. Use LRFD and ASD method and NSCP(AISC) specifications. DETERMINE THE FOLLOWING: 1. Determine the governing effective length 2. Determine the minor and major axis 3. Determine the governing slendemess ratio. 4. Determine the design capacity of the column using LRFD method. 5. Determine the minimum service live load that the column can support if the live load is thrice the dead load. (Consider LRFD only)

PROBLEM: Consider the cross section shown. All structural steel is A992. Use LRFD and ASD method and NSCP(AISC) specifications. DETERMINE THE FOLLOWING: 1. Determine the governing effective length 2. Determine the minor and major axis 3. Determine the governing slendemess ratio. 4. Determine the design capacity of the column using LRFD method. 5. Determine the minimum service live load that the column can support if the live load is thrice the dead load. (Consider LRFD only)

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Chapter6: Beam–columns

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