Question 6: .PL눌X 12 Determine the LRFD design compressive strength for the shown built-up compression member composed of 2 channel (MC) sections welded to a plate. The effective buckling length of the member (KL=21 ft 2 in). Use steel with F, = 42 ksi. KL = 21 A 2 in F, = 42 ksi Hint: Use parallel axis theorem to find moment of inertia about x and y axis. MC 13 x 50

Question 6: .PL눌X 12 Determine the LRFD design compressive strength for the shown built-up compression member composed of 2 channel (MC) sections welded to a plate. The effective buckling length of the member (KL=21 ft 2 in). Use steel with F, = 42 ksi. KL = 21 A 2 in F, = 42 ksi Hint: Use parallel axis theorem to find moment of inertia about x and y axis. MC 13 x 50

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