BS 5950-1:2000 Section 4 4.4.5.3 More exact method Alternatively, the shear buckling resistance V, of a web panel between two transverse stiffeners may be determined a3 follows: —if the Manges ofthe panel are fully stressed (/;= pyc): Vy= Va= dla — ifthe flanges are not fully stressed (<_pyt): Vy=VatVe but Vy =P in which Vy the flange-dependent shear buckling resistance, given by P,(d/aytt= (fy Py] TF 015g 7M) fr is the mean longitudinal stress in the smaller lange due to moment andor axial force; ‘Mgr is tho plastic moment capacity of the smaller flange, about its own equal area axis perpendicular to the plane of the web, determined using py, + My is the plastic moment capacity of the web, about its own equal area axis perpendicular to the plane of the web, determined using Py; P, isthe shear capacity from 4.2.8; st is the design strength of the flange; yw isthe design strength of the web. 4.4.5.4 End anchorage End anchorage need not be provided if either of the following conditions apply: 1a) the shear capacity, not the shear buckling resistance, is the governing design criterion, indicated by: ¥, ») uffciont shear buckling resistance is available without forming a tension field, indicated by: Ry Va in which Vz isthe critical shear buclling resistance from H.2 or given by the folowing: sith Ve = Py Kit, >Vy> 0.72, Vou = @Vy-2R,VT itv, = O72P, Vo = (Vyl08)%, where Fy is the maximum shear force; Vy is the simple shear buckling resistance from 4.4.5.2, Inall other cases anchorage should be provided for a longitudinal anchor force Hy representing the longitudinal component of the tension field, as detailed in H.4, at: — the ends of webs without intermediate stiffeners; —the end panels of webs with intermediate transverse stiffeners. 44.5.5 Panels with openings For the design of panels with an opening with any dimension greater than 10 % of the minimum panel dimension, reference should be mado to 4.15. Such panels chould not be used as anchor panels and the Adjacent panels should be designed as end panels. 66 ‘© BSI 05.2001