Use a trial-and-error (atleast 3 trial) procedure in which a KL/r value is estimated as 50, the stresses ÆcFcr and Fcr/Wc determined from AISC Table 4-22. Design by both LRFD and ASD procedures. Select another section if the specified section is not available. Select the lightest available W8 section to support the axial compression loads P. = 90 k and PL = 115 kif KLx = 24 ft, KLy = 12 ft and A992, Grade 50 steel is used.

Use a trial-and-error (atleast 3 trial) procedure in which a KL/r value is estimated as 50, the stresses ÆcFcr and Fcr/Wc determined from AISC Table 4-22. Design by both LRFD and ASD procedures. Select another section if the specified section is not available. Select the lightest available W8 section to support the axial compression loads P. = 90 k and PL = 115 kif KLx = 24 ft, KLy = 12 ft and A992, Grade 50 steel is used.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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