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    This document provides a worked example of classifying the cross-section of a plate girder. It analyzes the classification of the flange and web based on their dimensions and material properties. The flange, with a thickness of 50mm and width of 750mm, is determined to be Class 1. The web, with a thickness of 15mm and height of 2000mm, is initially classified as Class 3 but determined to actually be Class 4 due to its slenderness ratio exceeding the limiting value for shear buckling.

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    This document provides a worked example of classifying the cross-section of a plate girder. It analyzes the classification of the flange and web based on their dimensions and material properties. The flange, with a thickness of 50mm and width of 750mm, is determined to be Class 1. The web, with a thickness of 15mm and height of 2000mm, is initially classified as Class 3 but determined to actually be Class 4 due to its slenderness ratio exceeding the limiting value for shear buckling.

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    Cross-Section Classtfication: Plate Girder Design Example of Rev

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    This document provides a worked example of classifying the cross-section of a plate girder. It analyzes the classification of the flange and web based on their dimensions and material properties. The flange, with a thickness of 50mm and width of 750mm, is determined to be Class 1. The web, with a thickness of 15mm and height of 2000mm, is initially classified as Class 3 but determined to actually be Class 4 due to its slenderness ratio exceeding the limiting value for shear buckling.

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    Cross-section classtfication
    lnitial sizing proposed a plate girder with 750 x 5 0 m m janges and 2000 x l 5 m m web. Check cross-section classification. Flange: For tt = 50mm, J,+ = 255 N / m m 2

    BS EN 10025-2

    Ignoring weld size in determination o,f plate width.


    Cf

    = -

    750-15 =367.5 mm 2

    9= 367.5 = 7.35
    tf

    50 BS EN I 99.3- I - I Table 5.2

    Limiting slenderness for Class 1 jange is 9~ = 8.64 > 7.35

    : . Flange is Class I
    Web: For t , = 15mm, L,,+=275 N / m m 2

    BS EN 10025-2

    6
    235

    = 0.92

    Ignoring weld size in determination o,f plate width.

    c , = 2000mm

    = 114.63 < 133 Limiting slenderness ,for Class 3 web in bending is 1 2 4 ~

    BS EN 1993-1-1 Table 5.2

    : .

    Web is Class 4.

    Since

    h- > 7
    ~

    2 ~ =7 2= ~66.56, the web must be checked for shear buckling.

    w t

    rl

    BS EN 1993-1-1 C16.2.6(6)

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