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1000
500
Design approach: Y
0
The column is designed using the following procedure:
(1) The column design charts are constructed.
(2) The design axis and design ultimate moment are determined .
(3) The design axial force and moment capacity is checked on
the relevant design chart.
(4) The procedure is repeated for each load case.
(5) The critical load case is identified as the case yielding the lowest
safety factor about the design axis
Through inspection:
Load case 1 (1) is critical.
k Lu = ß . Lo
= 2 ×1
= 2.000 m
k Lu
k Lu/r =
r
2
=
.21574
= 9.270
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Software Consultants (Pty) Ltd Client
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6.6.4.5.4
6.6.4.5.4
Mminx = eminx. N
= .0465 ×1140
= 53.010 kNm
Initial moments:
The initial end moments about the X-X axis:
+ =
Mxbot=0.0 kNm
+ =
Mybot=-480.0 kNm
Interaction Diagram
15E3
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Moment distribution along the height of the column for bending about the design axis:
The final design moments were calculated as the vector sum of the X- and Y- moments
of the critical load case. This also determined the design axis direction
Stresses at the bottom end of the column for the critical load case 1
1000
90.0°
90.0°
X X
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0
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0
Safety
Load case Axis N (kN) M1 (kNm) M2 (kNm) Mi (kNm) Madd (kNm) Design M (kNm) M' (kNm) factor