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The document is a homework assignment for a master's degree in structural engineering. It contains 3 steel design examples involving the selection and checking of W-shaped sections for bending and axial load capacity. The summaries provide the key inputs, calculations, failure modes checked, and conclusions about the section adequacy for each example problem.

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The document is a homework assignment for a master's degree in structural engineering. It contains 3 steel design examples involving the selection and checking of W-shaped sections for bending and axial load capacity. The summaries provide the key inputs, calculations, failure modes checked, and conclusions about the section adequacy for each example problem.

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‫جامعة النجاح الوطنية‬

‫كلية الدراسات العليا‬

‫ماجستير هندسة إنشاءات‬

‫‪Advance of Steel Design‬‬


‫‪Homework 6‬‬
‫أسماء طالب المجموعة‪-:‬‬

‫‪ -2‬أيمن أبو بكر‬ ‫البطرن‬


‫ا‬ ‫‪ -1‬دوريد خليل‬

‫‪ -4‬عمرو إياد محمود‬ ‫‪ -3‬علي غنيمات‬

‫المدرس‬

‫د‪.‬عبد الرزاق طوقان‬

‫‪19/ 4/ 2020‬‬
Example 1:- A 3.6-m W12x96 is subjected to bending about
the strong (major) axis and compressive loads in a braced
frame. It is bent in single curvature with equal and opposite
end moments and is not loaded transversely. Use Grade 50
steel. Is the section satisfactory if Pu = 3200 KN and first-
order moment Mntx = 240 KN.m.

Solution:-

W12 x 96

A = 18.19*103 mm2 bf /2 = 6.76 h/ = 17.7


Zx = 2409*103 mm3 Sx = 2147x103 mm3 rx = 138.2 mm
ry = 78.5 mm LP = 3.33 m Lr = 14.21 m

1- Check for local buckling:-

λ= ≤ λp = 0.38√ = 9.15 … The flange is compact

λ= ≤ λp = 1.12√ *[2.33 - ] ≥ 1.49√

λ= ≤ λp = 47.55 ≥ 35.875 … The web is compact

The section is compact

2- Capacity of column:-

Assume KX = Ky = 1 for a braced frame.

Buckling is about weak axis.


( )
Fe = ( )
( )

4.71√ = 4.71√ = 113.4

4.71√ = 113.4

Inelastic column Buckling

Fcr = [ ].Fy = [ ].345 = 295.8 MPa

Øc .Pn = Øc .Ag .Fcr

Øc .Pn = 0.9* *295.8 = 4842.6 KN

From SAP2000, Øc .Pn = 4845.308 KN

3- Capacity of beam:-

Lp= 3.33 m < Lb = 3.6 m ≤ Lr = 21.14 m

Inelastic Lateral Torsional Buckling

Mp = Zx.Fy = 2409 *103 * 345 = 831.105 KN.m

Mr = 0.7 Sx.Fy = 0.7*2147 *103 * 345 = 518.8 KN.m

= 1 for uniform bending moment.

Øb. = . [MP - (Mp - Mr)*( ) ≤ Øb.Mp = 748 KN.m

Øb. = 741KN.m

From SAP2000, Øb .Mn = 741KN.m

4- Magnification factor:-

Cm = 0.6 – 0.4. ( ) = 0.6 – (- ) = 1 ≥ 0.4


( )( )
Pe =
( ) ( )

ꞵ1 = = = 1.064 ≥ 1

MUX = ꞵ1.Mnt = 1.064*240 = 255.45 KN.m

5- Interaction equation:-

[ ]≤1

0.66 + [ ] = 0.97 ≤ 1

From SAP2000, Ratio (R) = 0.947

The section is satisfactory


────────────────────────────────────
Example 2:- Check the adequacy of an ASTM A992
W14x90 column subjected to an axial force of 2200 KN and
a second order bending moment of 400kN.m.The column is
4.2m long, is bending about the strong axis, and has a
buckling length of 4.2m about the y-axis and an unbraced
length of the compression flange of 4.2m.

Solution:-

W14 x 90

A = 17.1*103 mm2 bf /2 = 10.2 h/ = 25.9


Zx = 2573*103 mm3 Sx = 2343x103 mm3 rx = 156 mm
ry = 94 mm LP = 3.98 m Lr = 12.97 m
1- Check for local buckling:-

λ= ≥ λp = 0.38√ = 9.15

λ= ≤ λr = 1√ = 24

λp = 9.15 ≤ λ = ≤ λr = 24 … The flange is non-compact

λ= ≤ λp = 1.12√ *[2.33 - ] ≥ 1.49√

λ= ≤ λp = 51.57 ≥ 35.875 … The web is compact

The section is non-compact

2- Capacity of column:-

Assume KX = Ky = 1 for a braced frame.

Buckling is about weak axis.

( )
Fe = ( )
( )

4.71√ = 4.71√ = 113.4

4.71√ = 113.4

Inelastic column Buckling

Fcr = [ ].Fy = [ ].345 = 298.12 MPa


Øc .Pn = Øc .Ag .Fcr

Øc .Pn = 0.9* *298.12 = 4588.092942 KN

From SAP2000, Øc .Pn = 4585.480 KN

3- Capacity of beam:-

Because flange is non-compact

λp = 9.15 ≤ λ = ≤ λr = 24

Inelastic Lateral Torsional Buckling

Mp = Zx.Fy = 2573*103 * 345 = 887.685 KN.m

Mr = 0.7 Sx.Fy = 0.7*2343 *103 * 345 = 565.8345 KN.m

= 1 for uniform bending moment.

Is the minimum of:-

= . [MP - (Mp - Mr)*( ) = 879.8 KN.m

Or, = [MP - (Mp - Mr)*( ) = 864.9279 KN.m

Øb. = 0.9*864.9279 = 778.435 KN.m ≤ Øb.Mp = 798.9 KN.m

From SAP2000, Øb .Mn = 777.85 KN.m

4- Interaction equation:-

[ ]≤1

0.48 + [ ] = 0.94 ≤ 1

From SAP2000, Ratio (r) = 0.938

The section is satisfactory


Example 3:- Select a W shape of A992 steel for the beam-
column of the following figure. This member is part of a
braced frame and is subjected to the service-load axial force
and bending moments shown (the end shears are not shown).
Bending is about the strong axis, and Kx = Ky = 1.0. Lateral
support is provided only at the ends. Assume that B1 = 1.0.

Solution:-

Pu = 1.2PD + 1.6PL = 1.2*240 + 1.6*650 = 1328 KN.


Mntx = 1.2MD + 1.6ML = 1.2*24.4 + 1.6*66.4 = 135.52 KN.m.
B1 = 1.0, Mux = B1.Mntx = 1.0*135.52 = 135.52 KN.m

[ ]≤1

Multiply the equation by

* + * + * * =
Assume

= Zx. Fy

= Zy. Fy

Pn = Ag .Fcr

* + * + * * =

= = * + * + * *

Fcr = 0.7. Fy

= * + * + * *

= 150 mm and =4

= * + * + *
For example:-

Pu = 1328 KN.
Mux = 135.52 KN.m

= * +( * )

= 405.033 KN.m

Design as beam:-

= = = 1304.456202 mm3

Select the lightest weight section with ≥ 1304.456202 mm3

Try W12 x 58

A = 10.97*103 mm2 bf /2 = 7.82 h/ = 27


Zx = 1416*103 mm3 Sx = 1278x103 mm3 rx = 134.1 mm
ry = 63.8 mm LP = 2.7 m Lr = 9.12 m
1- Check for local buckling:-

λ= ≤ λp = 0.38√ = 9.15 … The flange is compact

λ= ≤ λp = 1.12√ *[2.33 - ] ≥ 1.49√

λ= ≤ λp = 52.32 ≥ 35.875 … The web is compact

The section is compact

2- Capacity of column:-

Assume KX = Ky = 1 for a braced frame.

Buckling is about weak axis.

( )
Fe = ( )
( )

4.71√ = 4.71√ = 113.4

4.71√ = 113.4

Inelastic column Buckling

Fcr = [ ].Fy = [ ].345 = 237.283 MPa

Øc .Pn = Øc .Ag .Fcr

Øc .Pn = 0.9* *237.283 = 2342.7 KN

From SAP2000, Øc .Pn = 2248.625 KN


3- Capacity of beam:-

Lp= 2.7 m < Lb = 4.8 m ≤ Lr = 9.12 m

Inelastic Lateral Torsional Buckling

Mp = Zx.Fy = 1416 *103 * 345 = 488.52 KN.m

Mr = 0.7 Sx.Fy = 0.7*1278 *103 * 345 = 308.637 KN.m

= 1 for uniform bending moment.

Øb. = . [MP - (Mp - Mr)*( ) ≤ Øb.Mp = 439.67 KN.m

Øb. = 386.7KN.m

From SAP2000, Øb .Mn = 386.679 KN.m

4- Interaction equation:-

[ ]≤1

0.57 + [ ] = 0.88 ≤ 1

From SAP2000, Ratio (r) = 0.869

The section is satisfactory

►Use W12 x 58

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