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    This document provides steps for classifying cross-sections based on material properties and loading conditions: obtain the yield strength fy from a table based on thickness tf, find the strain ε, calculate the compression factor cf, check limits, calculate the slenderness factor cw, and check the loading case which can be pure bending, pure compression, or combined bending and compression.

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    This document provides steps for classifying cross-sections based on material properties and loading conditions: obtain the yield strength fy from a table based on thickness tf, find the strain ε, calculate the compression factor cf, check limits, calculate the slenderness factor cw, and check the loading case which can be pure bending, pure compression, or combined bending and compression.

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    Section Classification (Not Normal Case)

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    Chevy Ang
    This document provides steps for classifying cross-sections based on material properties and loading conditions: obtain the yield strength fy from a table based on thickness tf, find the strain ε, calculate the compression factor cf, check limits, calculate the slenderness factor cw, and check the loading case which can be pure bending, pure compression, or combined bending and compression.

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    Cross-section Classification

    1. Check table 3.1 EN10025-2 to obtain fy based on tf

    2. Find ε

    3. Calculate cf

    4. Check limit
    5. Calculate cw

    6. Check Loading Case


    a. Pure Bending (used as a beam)
    b. Pure compression (used as a column)
    c. Combined Bending and compression (Axial Load)

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