The LRFD design load and the ASD design loads for the given connection members.
Answer to Problem 14.1PFS
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Calculation:
The ultimate load by LRFD is
The factored moment is
The factored shear force is
Refer Table 3-2 in the AISC steel construction manual.
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The required moment of inertia is
Refer Table 3-3 in the AISC steel construction manual.
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Hence, it’s safe.
The ultimate load by ASD is
The factored moment is
The factored shear force is
Refer Table 3-2 in the AISC steel construction manual.
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The required moment of inertia is
Refer Table 3-3 in the AISC steel construction manual.
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By taking from the minimum values we obtained we get the allowable and safe loads.
Conclusion:
Therefore, the required loads by LRFD and ASD are
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