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    The document discusses the design of beams, which are structural members subjected primarily to bending. Beams are designed based on their nominal flexural moment, which is the design strength of a beam to resist bending. Beams can fail due to lateral buckling, flange buckling, or web buckling when subjected to bending loads. The bending strength of compact beam shapes is also addressed.

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    The document discusses the design of beams, which are structural members subjected primarily to bending. Beams are designed based on their nominal flexural moment, which is the design strength of a beam to resist bending. Beams can fail due to lateral buckling, flange buckling, or web buckling when subjected to bending loads. The bending strength of compact beam shapes is also addressed.

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    Beam Design for Moment

    Beams, or sometimes referred to as


    “flexure” members, are designed on
    the basis of moment. In ASD and
    LRFD, the design strength of a
    beam in flexure is called the
    “nominal flexural moment”, Mn.
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    Beams are structural members that support
    transverse loads and are therefore subjected
    primarily to flexure, or bending.

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    Problem 01:

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    Problem 02:

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    Lateral-torsional buckling

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    Flange buckling

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    Web buckling

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    BENDING STRENGTH OF COMPACT SHAPES

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    Problem 02:

    6.50 kN/m
    8.00 kN/m

    6.50 kN/m
    8.00 kN/m

    10.mm

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