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    This document discusses calculating the maximum compressive load that can be applied to two structural configurations based on their collapse loads from either yielding or buckling and given safety factors. It provides the length, elastic modulus, yield stress, cross-sectional profile, and asks to determine the maximum load for each configuration based on a safety factor of 1.5 for yielding or 2 for buckling.

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    This document discusses calculating the maximum compressive load that can be applied to two structural configurations based on their collapse loads from either yielding or buckling and given safety factors. It provides the length, elastic modulus, yield stress, cross-sectional profile, and asks to determine the maximum load for each configuration based on a safety factor of 1.5 for yielding or 2 for buckling.

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    This document discusses calculating the maximum compressive load that can be applied to two structural configurations based on their collapse loads from either yielding or buckling and given safety factors. It provides the length, elastic modulus, yield stress, cross-sectional profile, and asks to determine the maximum load for each configuration based on a safety factor of 1.5 for yielding or 2 for buckling.

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    Exercise

    Consider the two configurations in the Figure: if you assume a safety factor of 1.5 when the collapse
    load is due to yielding and a safety factor of 2 when the collapse is controlled by buckling, what is the
    maximum compressive load that you can apply in the two configurations ?

    L= 4000 mm Elastic modulus E = 206000 MPa


    Yield stress sY = 500 MPa
    Section HEA180

    Linear Axis xx Axis yy


    Profile identification mass

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