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Beam-Column Example 2 of 8 Rev: Lateral Torsional Buckling Resistance

This document summarizes the analysis of a beam-column member subjected to axial load and bending. It determines the member's column buckling resistance is 3332 kN based on its cross-sectional properties and material properties. It also determines the member's lateral torsional buckling resistance is not reduced based on its slenderness. Finally, it verifies the member's resistance under the combined effects of axial and bending loads using interaction equations from Eurocode 3, finding the demands are less than the member's capacity.

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Beam-Column Example 2 of 8 Rev: Lateral Torsional Buckling Resistance

This document summarizes the analysis of a beam-column member subjected to axial load and bending. It determines the member's column buckling resistance is 3332 kN based on its cross-sectional properties and material properties. It also determines the member's lateral torsional buckling resistance is not reduced based on its slenderness. Finally, it verifies the member's resistance under the combined effects of axial and bending loads using interaction equations from Eurocode 3, finding the demands are less than the member's capacity.

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Worked example

Beam-column example 2 I
Oz +

593

I
I
- 0.48'

Sheet 5 of 8

Rev

X? =

,/-=

0.66 + 40.66'

= 0.89 5 1.O

Column buckling resistance:


Nh,i,Rii =X,Af,= 0'89x10500x355 x10-' =3332kN ,160kN yu7 I .o =NEo

OK

BS E N 1993-1-1 C 1 6.3.I . I

Lateral torsional buckling resistance


Non-dimensional beam slendernesses is determined using the simplified approach given in NCCI SN0026 and Reference 2 as follows: NCCI SN002

For Class I or 2 sections, = 1.0. Conservatively for I-sections, take W = 0.9. For the ratio of end moments ly=379/5.?0 = 0.71, l l f i = 0.91 (by interpolation) from Table 6.4 of Reference 2 - see also Chapter 17.

Since

xLl c 0.4, there is n o reduction for lateral torsion buckling and M h K d M , ,


= = WZ,,> -= 2060 x

Hd.

M , , Ril

f,

ylvo

10

'355 x 10" I .o

= 731kNm >530kNm= Mr(1 :.OK

Combined axial load plus bending:


To verify resistance under combined axial loading plus bending, both Equations 6.61 and 6.62 of BS E N 199.7-1-1 must be satisfied. The minor axis bending term is absent in this example since M..,bd = 0. Values of k,,,,and kz,,are determined graphically from Figure 19.12. =0.89. For t,~=0.71,C,,, = 0 . 6 + 0 . 4 ~ 0 . 7 1

BS EN 199.7-1 -1 Table B.3


Figure 18.12 (a)

For
j

Nro
~

160= 0.04 and 1,= 0.34, k = 1.01,


3604 C,,,

Nh,Kd

k , , = 1.01x 0.89 = 0.89


Figure 18.12 (6)

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