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6-Worked Out Examples-Tension & Compression

1. The document provides design calculations for the tensile strength of various structural sections connected to gusset plates with bolts. 2. Details such as section properties, net critical areas, shear lag factors, and tensile strength calculations based on both yielding of gross section and rupture of critical section are presented. 3. Tensile strengths ranging from 322kN to 1279kN are obtained for different section types including angles, channels, and I-sections connected in various configurations.
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6-Worked Out Examples-Tension & Compression

1. The document provides design calculations for the tensile strength of various structural sections connected to gusset plates with bolts. 2. Details such as section properties, net critical areas, shear lag factors, and tensile strength calculations based on both yielding of gross section and rupture of critical section are presented. 3. Tensile strengths ranging from 322kN to 1279kN are obtained for different section types including angles, channels, and I-sections connected in various configurations.
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Appendix A3.

1 DESIGN TENSILE STRENGTH Td


Angle Section
Design a single Equal angle 100 x 100 x 8 mm, connected to a gusset plate at Remarks/
Codal
the ends with 20mm diameter bolts with the connection length of 250mm to
Provision
transfer tension. s

100
w1=67.75

Solution: w=100

Net area of connected leg (Anc) = 100  8 / 2  21.5  8 = 596 mm2


Gross area of outstanding leg (Ago) = 100  8 / 2   8 = 768 mm2
Area of gross section (Ag) = 100  100  8  8 = 1536 mm2
Yield stress of steel (fy) = 250 MPa
Ultimate stress of steel (fu) = 410 MPa
Minimum End distance of fastener = 32.25 mm
Minimum Edge distance of fastener = 32.25 mm Table 10.1
Strength as governed by Rupture of Critical section:
Shear Lag Distance (bs) = 160 mm
Connection length (Lc) = 250 mm
Hence β = 1.4  0.076   w t    f y f u    bs Lc  Clause 6.3.2

= 1.4-0.076x((100/8)x(250/410)x(152/250) = 1.03
Tensile strength , Tdn = 0.9  Anc   f u  m1     Ag 0   f y  m 0 

 410   250 
= 0.9  596     1.03 768    = 356 kN
 1.25   1.1 
Strength as governed by Yielding of Gross section:
Clause 6.2
Tensile strength , Tdg = Ag   f y  m 0  = 1536  250 1.1
= 349 kN
Hence yielding of gross area governs the member strength.
Therefore Design Tensile Strength of the member , Td = 349 kN
Appendix A3.2 DESIGN TENSILE STRENGTH

1
Channel Section (Web connected to gusset)

Design the Tensile Strength of a channel ISJC-175 with gusset plate connected Remarks/
Codal
to the web by two rows of 16mm bolts for a connection length of 100mm. Provisions
Section Properties:
Gross area A =1424 mm2
5
Depth of section D = 175 mm 0
7
Breadth of flange b = 60 mm
5
Thickness of flange tf = 6.9mm
5
Thickness of web tw = 3.6 mm 0
6
Calculation of Net area: 0

The channel is converted into plate and the net critical area is found out.
Un-Connected portion
106.4
32 50

a b
75 Connected portion

d c
106.4
Un-Connected portion

Area of unconnected portion = 1424-(175-2 x 6.9) x 3.6


= 843.68 mm2
Area of connected portion = (175-2 x 6.9 – 2 x 17.5) x 3.6
= 454.32 mm2
Strength due to yielding of gross section:
Tdg = Ag   f y  m 0 
= 1424 x 250/(1.1 x 1000)
Clause 6.2
= 323.64 kN
Strength based on rupture of critical section:
= 1.4  0.076   w t    f y f u    bs L 
Clause 6.3.3
β
= 1.4  0.076   60 6.9    250 410     60  50  6.9   50  50   = 0.9845
Tdn = 0.9  Anc   f u  m1     Ag 0   f y  m 0 
410 250
= 0.9  803.16   0.9845  462.24  = 322 kN
1.25 1000 1.11000
The tensile strength of the section is 322 kN
Appendix A3.3 DESIGN TENSILE STRENGTH

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Channel Section (Flange connected to gusset)

Design the Tensile Strength of a channel ISMC-175 with gusset plate connected Remarks/
Codal
to the flange by two rows of 18mm bolts for a connection length of 200mm. Provisions
40
Section Properties:
Gross area A = 2458 mm2
Depth of section D = 175 mm
5.7 175
Breadth of flange b = 75 mm
Thickness of flange tf = 10.7mm
10.2
Thickness of web tw = 5.7 mm 75
Calculation of Net area:

Area of unconnected portion = 2   75   10.2 2   19.5  10.2 = 1028.16

Area of connected portion =  175  5.7   5.7 = 965.01 mm2


Strength due to yielding of gross section: Clause 6.2
Tdg = Ag   f y  m 0 
= 2438 x 250/(1.1 x 1000)
= 554 kN
Strength based on rupture of critical section:
β = 1.4  0.076   w t    f y f u    bs L  Clause 6.3.3

= 1.4  0.076   87.5 5.7    250 410     40  87.5  5.7  200  = 0.9668

Tdn = 0.9  Anc   f u  m1     Ag 0   f y  m 0 


410 250
= 0.9  1028.16   0.9668  965.01 = 515 kN
1.25 1000 1.11000
The tensile strength of the section is 515kN

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Appendix A3.4 TENSILE STRENGTH
I-Section (Flange portion connected to Gusset)

Design the tensile strength of section ISMB300 with gusset plate connected to the
Remarks/
flange. The section is connected to end gusset plate by using four rows of 18 mm Codal
Provisions
bolts at a section and a connection length of 100mm.

Section properties: 14
0
Gross area A = 5626 mm2
Depth of section D = 300 mm Gusset plate

Breadth of flange b = 140 mm


Thickness of flange tf = 12.40 mm w= 300
10
Thickness of web tw = 7.5 mm 0
Net area of connected leg (Anc)
= 5626-(300-2*12.4)*7.5-4*19.5*12.4
= 2594.80 mm2 Gusset plate

Area of outstanding leg (Ago) =  300  2  12.4   7.5 = 2064 mm2


Tensile strength by yielding of gross section:
Tdg = Ag  f y  m 0 = 5626  250 1.1  1000 = 1279 kN Clause 6.2

Tensile strength by rupture of critical section:


w1 = (g )/2 = 40 mm; w = 300/2 = 150 mm
bs = 150 + 40 – (12.4+7.5)/2 = 180.05mm ; Lc = 100 mm
β = 1.4  0.076   w t    f y f u    bs Lc 
Clause
= 1.4  0.076  (150 / 7.5)  (250 / 410)  (180.05 / 100) = -0.268 < 0.7 6.3.3
Hence β = 0.7
Tdn = 0.9  Anc   f u  m1     Ag 0   f y  m 0 
=  (0.9  2594.8  410 / 1.25)  (0.7  2064  250 / 1.1)  / 1000
= 1094.35 kN
The tensile strength of the section is 1094 kN.

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Appendix A3.5 TENSILE STRENGTH
I-Section (Web portion connected to Gusset)

Design the tensile strength of a channel ISMB300 with gusset plate connected to
Remarks/
the web. The section is connected to end gusset plate by using two rows of 18 mm Codal
Provisions
bolts at a section and a connection length of 100 mm.

Section properties:

Gross area A = 5626 mm2 12.4


65
Depth of section D = 300 mm
Breadth of flange b = 140 mm
7.5 300
Thickness of flange tf = 12.40 mm
Thickness of web tw = 7.5 mm
Net area of connected leg (Anc)
65
= 5626-
 2  140  12.40  4  19.5  7.5
= 1861.50 mm2
Area of unconnected leg (Ago) = 2  140  12.4 = 3472 mm2

Tensile strength by yielding of gross section: Clause 6.2

Tdg = Ag  f y  m 0 = 5626  250 1.1  1000 = 1279 kN


Tensile strength by rupture of critical section:
Clause
w1 = (300-135)/2 =82.5mm ; w = 140/2 = 70 mm
6.3.3
bs = 70 + 82.5 – (12.4+7.5)/2= 142.55 mm ; Lc = 100 mm
β = 1.4  0.076   w t    f y f u    bs Lc 
= 1.4  0.076   70 12.4   250 410  142.55 100 = 1.0278
Tdn = 0.9  Anc   f u  m1     Ag 0   f y  m 0 
=   0.9  1861.5  410 1.25  1.0278  3472  250 1.1  1000
= 1360 kN
The tensile strength of the section is 1279 kN.

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Appendix A4.1 DESIGN COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH
Equal Angle
(Concentric connection-Buckling about V-V axis)

Design the compressive strength of a rolled steel angle section ISA 100 X 100 X 8 Remarks /
mm @ 12.1 Kg/m with the length of the member is 2.5m. Assume fy= 250 mPa and Code
the ends are hinged. Provisions

Area of the section (a) = 1539 mm2


Y
V
Weight per meter (w) = 12.1 kg
U
Radii of gyration (rw) = 19.5 mm eyy
Yield stress (fy) = 250 mPa b 90
Z r1 Z
Length = 2500 mm cyy °
r2
Effective length (KL) = (1 x 2500) czz ezz V
U Y
d
= 2500 mm
γmo= partial safety factor = 1.1
Clause
Euler Buckling Stress
7.1.2.1
f cc = (π2E)/ (KL/r) 2

= (π2 X 2 x105)/ (2500/19.5)2


= 120.09 N/mm2
Non-dimensional effective slenderness ratio:
 f y f cc

800 – Clause
7.1.2.1
= 250 120.09
= 1.44
Table 7.2
 is taken to be 0.49 (based on the bucking curve ‘c’)
Ф = 0.5 [1 +  (λ – 0.2) + λ2]
= 0.5 [1 + 0.49(1.44 – 0.2) + 1.442)
= 1.8406
Table 3.1
Classification of the section :
b 100
  15.7 =  12.5
t 8
d 100
  15.7 =  12.5
t 8
bd 200
  25 =  25
t 8

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Since all the 3 criteria is satisfied the section is a semi compact section
Appendix A4.1 DESIGN COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH
Equal Angle
(Concentric connection-Buckling about V-V axis)

For a semi compact section ,


The gross area is taken as the effective area.
Stress reduction factor (χ):
Clause
χ = 1/ (Ф+ (Ф2 - λ2)0.5)
7.1.2.1
= 1/ (1.8406 + (1.84062 – 1.442)0.5)
= 0.33
Design compressive stress, fcd
fcd = χ fy / γmo
= (0.33 X 250)/ (1.1)
= 76.09 N/mm2
Clause
Design compressive strength, Pd 7.1.2
= fcd X area of the section
= 76.09 x 1539
= 117 kN
Design compressive strength = 117 kN

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Appendix A4.2 DESIGN COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH
Equal Angle
(Concentric connection-Buckling about U-U axis)

Design the compressive strength of a rolled steel angle section ISA 100 X 100 X 8 Remarks /
mm @ 12.1 Kg/m with the length of the member is 2.5m. Assume fy= 250 mPa and Code
the ends are hinged. Provisions

Area of the section (a) = 1539 mm2


Y
V
Weight per meter (w) = 12.1 kg
U
Radii of gyration (ruu) = 38.8 mm eyy
Yield stress (fy) = 250 mPa b 90
Z r1 Z
Length = 2500 mm cyy °
r2
Effective length (KL) = (1 x 2500) czz ezz V
U Y
d
= 2500 mm
γmo= partial safety factor = 1.1
Clause
Euler Buckling Stress
7.1.2.1
f cc = (π2E)/ (KL/r) 2

= (π2 X 2 x105)/ (2500/38.8)2


= 475.46 N/mm2
Non-dimensional effective slenderness ratio:
 f y f cc

800 – Clause
7.1.2.1
= 250 475.46
= 0.73
Table 7.2
 is taken to be 0.49 (based on the bucking curve ‘c’)
Ф = 0.5 [1 +  (λ – 0.2) + λ2]
= 0.5 [1 + 0.49(0.73 – 0.2) + 0.732)
= 0.8963
Table 3.1
Classification of the section :
b 100
  15.7 =  12.5
t 8
d 100
  15.7 =  12.5
t 8
bd 200
  25 =  25
t 8

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Since all the 3 criteria is satisfied the section is a semi compact section
Appendix A4.2 DESIGN COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH
Equal Angle
(Concentric connection-Buckling about U-U axis)

For a semi compact section ,


The gross area is taken as the effective area.
Stress reduction factor (χ):
Clause
χ = 1/ (Ф+ (Ф2 - λ2)0.5)
7.1.2.1
= 1/ (0.8963 + (0.89632 – 0.732)0.5)
= 0.71
Design compressive stress, fcd
fcd = χ fy / γmo
= (0.71 X 250)/ (1.1)
= 161.36 N/mm2
Clause
Design compressive strength, Pd 7.1.2
= fcd X area of the section
= 161.36 x 1539
= 248 kN
Design compressive strength = 248 kN

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Appendix A4.3 DESIGN COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH
Equal Angle
(Concentric connection-Buckling about Z-Z axis)

Design the compressive strength of a rolled steel angle section ISA 100 X 100 X 8 Remarks /
mm @ 12.1 Kg/m with the length of the member is 2.5m. Assume fy= 250 mPa and Code
the ends are hinged. Provisions

Area of the section (a) = 1539 mm2


Y
V
Weight per meter (w) = 12.1 kg
U
Radii of gyration (ruu) = 30.7 mm eyy
Yield stress (fy) = 250 mPa b 90
Z r1 Z
Length = 2500 mm cyy °
r2
Effective length (KL) = (1 x 2500) czz ezz V
U Y
d
= 2500 mm
γmo= partial safety factor = 1.1
Clause
Euler Buckling Stress
7.1.2.1
f cc = (π2E)/ (KL/r) 2

= (π2 X 2 x105)/ (2500/30.7)2


= 297.66 N/mm2
Non-dimensional effective slenderness ratio:
 f y f cc

800 – Clause
7.1.2.1
= 250 475.46
= 0.92
Table 7.2
 is taken to be 0.49 (based on the bucking curve ‘c’)
Ф = 0.5 [1 +  (λ – 0.2) + λ2]
= 0.5 [1 + 0.49(0.92 – 0.2) + 0.922)
= 1.0996
Table 3.1
Classification of the section :
b 100
  15.7 =  12.5
t 8
d 100
  15.7 =  12.5
t 8
bd 200
  25 =  25
t 8

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Since all the 3 criteria is satisfied the section is a semi compact section
Appendix A4.3 DESIGN COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH
Equal Angle
(Concentric connection-Buckling about Z-Z axis)

For a semi compact section ,


The gross area is taken as the effective area.
Stress reduction factor (χ):
Clause
χ = 1/ (Ф+ (Ф2 - λ2)0.5)
7.1.2.1
= 1/ (1.0996+ (1.09962 – 0.922)0.5)
= 0.59
Design compressive stress, fcd
fcd = χ fy / γmo
= (0.59 X 250)/ (1.1)
= 133.54 N/mm2
Clause
Design compressive strength, Pd 7.1.2
= fcd X area of the section
= 133.54 x 1539
= 206 kN
Design compressive strength = 206 kN

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Appendix A4.4 DESIGN COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH
Un-Equal Angle
(Eccentric connection)

Design a rolled steel unequal angle section ISA 100 X 75 X 10 mm @ 13 Kg/m as a Remarks /
compression member with center to center length of 1.5m with fy= 250 mPa, and Code
partial safety factor γmo = 1.1. Ends are assumed to be fixed. Provisions

V
Area of the section (a) = 1650 mm2 Y
Weight per meter (w) = 13.0 kg
eyy U
Radius of gyration (rw) = 15.8 mm d
Z r1 90° Z
Yield stress (fy) = 250 mPa Cyy
U r2
Effective length (KL) =1500 mm czz ezz
Yield stress ratio (  ) b
Y
 = 250 / fy = 1
Classification of the section
b 100
 15.7 =  10  15.7
t 10 Table 3.1
d 75
 15.7 =  7.5  15.7
t 10
bd 175
 25 =  17.5  25
t 10
Hence the section is a non- slender section.
For a non-slender section,
Ae = Ag
Appropriate effective slenderness ratio (KL/r)
KL/r = 1500/15.8 = 94.94 < 180
Equivalent slenderness ratio (  e ) Clause
7.5.1.2

For a Fixed end condition, having number of bolts equal to 1.

 l   l 
     1500 
 rvv   rvv   15.8 
 vv   =   =  88.86  = 1.07
  2 E    2 x 2 x10 5   
  1  
 250   250 

Appendix A4.4 DESIGN COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH

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Un-Equal Angle
(Eccentric connection)

 
 
   
 b1  b 2   100  75  = 0.098
   
=   Clause
   E x 2t 
2
  2  2  105  7.5.1.2

 250

   2  10 
 250 

 e  k 1  k 2 2 vv  k 3 2   0.75  (0.35x1.06 2 )  ( 20 x 0.098 2 )

= 1.16

Imperfection factor (  ) is taken to be 0.49 (based on the bucking curve ‘c’) Clause
 (λ – 0.2) + λ2] 7.5.1.2
Ф = 0.5 [1 +
= 0.5 [1 + 0.49(1.16 – 0.2) + 1.162)
= 1.41
Stress reduction factor (χ)
χ = 1/ (Ф+ (Ф2 - λ2)0.5)
= 1/ (1.41 + (1.412 – 1.162)0.5)
= 0.45
Design compressive stress (fcd)
fcd = χ fy / γmo
= (0.45 x 250)/ 1.1
= 103.16 N/mm2
Design compressive strength (Pd)
Clause
Pd = fcd Ae
7.1.2
= 103.16 x 1650
= 170.2 kN
Design compressive strength = 170.2 kN

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Appendix A4.5 DESIGN COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH, Pd
I- Section (Y-Y axis buckling)
Design the compressive strength of the column section ISLB 500 @0.75 kN/m
Remarks/
with the effective length of the column as 5 m. Assume the buckling axis as y-y Codal
Provisions
axis and basic yield strength (fy) as 250 mPa.

Section Properties:
tf
Gross area of the section (Ag)= 95.50x10 2mm2 y
Depth of section (D) = 500 mm
Full Width of flange (bf) = 180 mm z z
d tw D
Thickness of flange (tf) = 14.1 mm r1
Thickness of web (tw) = 9.2 mm
Radius of gyration(ry) = 33.4 mm b
y
Radius at root (r1) = 17 mm bf
Yield stress (fy) = 250 mPa
Section classification:
250
= fy
=1
Table 3.1
Flange:
b = bf / 2 = 180 / 2 = 90 mm
b / tf = 90 /14.1 = 6.38 < 9.4  (Plastic)
 Flange is fully effective
Web:
d = D – 2 x tf –2 x r1
=500 – 2 × 14.1 –2 ×17 = 437.8 mm
d / tw = 437.8 / 9.2 = 47.6 > 42  (Slender)
Web is not fully effective
Section is classified as Slender
Net area of the section = Ag – (((d / tw)− 42) x tw x tw)
= (95.50×10 2) – ((47.6−(42×1))×9.2×9.2)
=90.77x10 2 mm 2

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Appendix A4.5 DESIGN COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH, Pd
I- Section (Y-Y axis buckling)
Slenderness ratio (kL/ry)
Effective laterally unsupported length of the member(kL) = 5000 mm
kL / ry = (5000 / 33.4) = 14 9.7

Young’s modulus (E) = 2 x 105 mPa

Non-dimensional Effective Slenderness ratio (λ)


 f y f cc = 250 88.2 = 1.68
Imperfection Factor (α) Clause
h 500 7.1.2.1
= = 2.77 >1.2, tf = 14.1 mm < 40 mm
b 180
Imperfection Factor α = 0.34 Table 7.2
Buckling about Y-Y axis ; Buckling class ‘b’ Table 7.1

Clause
7.1.2.1

Design compressive strength (Pd)

Clause 7.1.2

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Appendix A4.6 DESIGN COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH, Pd
I-Section (Z-Z axis buckling)

Design the compressive strength of a column section ISLB 500 @ 75 kg/m with
Remarks/
the effective length of the column as 5m. Assume buckling axis as Z-Z axis and Codal
Provisions
basic yield strength of steel (fy) as 250 mPa.

ISLB 500 Section Properties:


Gross area of the section (Ag) = 95.50x10 2mm2 Y
tf
Depth of section (D) = 500 mm
Full Width of flange (bf) = 180 mm
tw
Thickness of flange (tf) = 14.1 mm d
Z D Z
Thickness of web (tw) = 9.2 mm r1
Radius of gyration(rz) = 201.0 mm
Radius at root (r1) = 17 mm b

Yield stress (fy) = 250 mPa bf

Section classification: Y
250
= =1 Table 3.1
fy

Flange:
b = bf / 2 =180 / 2 =90 mm
b / tf = 90 /14.1 = 6.38 < 9.4  (Plastic)
 Flange is fully effective
Web:
d = D – 2 tf –2 r1
=500 – 2 × 14.1 –2 ×17 = 437.8 mm
d / tw = 437.8 / 9.2 = 47.6 > 42  (Slender)
Web is not fully effective
Section is classified as Slender
Effective area of the section = Ag – (((d / tw)− 42) x tw x tw)
= (95.50×10 2) – ((47.6−(42×1))×9.2×9.2)
= 90.77 x 10 2 mm 2

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Appendix A4.6 DESIGN COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH, Pd
I-Section (Z-Z axis buckling)

Euler buckling stress (fcc)


Young’s modulus (E) = 2 x 105 mPa
Clause
 2E  2  2  10 5
fcc = = = 3190.7680 mPa 7.1.2.1
 kL r  2
24. 8756 2

Non-dimensional Effective Slenderness ratio (λ)


 fy f cc = 250 3190.7680 = 0.2799
Imperfection Factor (α)
h 500
= = 2.77 > 1.2 ; tf = 14.1 mm < 40 mm
b 180
Buckling about Z-Z axis ; Buckling class ‘a’
Imperfection Factor α = 0.21 Table 7.2
Table 7.1
Design compressive stress of column (fcd)
Partial safety factor (γmo) = 1.10
  0.51   (  0.2)   2
 Clause

 0.5 1  0.21(0.2799  0.2)  0.2799 2  0.5476  7.1.2.1

Stress reduction factor (χ)


 
 1 
  0.5 
 1.0
2
      2
 


 1 

 0 .5 
 0.9821 1.0
 
 0.5476  0.5476 - 0.2799
2 2
 

f 
f cd     y 
  m0 
 0.9821 x 250 /1.1  223.2045 mPa
Design compressive strength (Pd)
Pd  Ae f cd = 9077  223.2045 = 2026 kN Clause
7.1.2
Design compressive strength = 2026.kN

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Appendix A4.7 DESIGN COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH, Pd kN
Tubular section (Concentric Loading)

Design the compressive strength of a steel tube having an outer diameter of Remarks /
88.9mm and thickness 4.05mm belonging to the medium class with the centre to Code
centre distance of the member as 3m. Provisions
Assume yield strength = 250 mPa and partial safety factor γmo = 1.1.

Sectional properties:
Area of the section (a) = 1080mm2
Weight per meter (w) = 8.48 kg d
Radius of gyration (r) = 30.0 mm
Yield stress (fy) = 250 mPa
D
Effective length (KL) = 3m
Yield stress ratio (  ):
Table 3.1
 = 250 / fy
= 250 / 250 =1

Classification of the section


D 88.9
 88 2 =  21.95  88 2
t 4.05 Clause
Hence the section is a non-slender section. 7.1.2.1
For a non-slender section,
Ae = Ag
Appropriate effective slenderness ratio (KL/r)
KL/r = 3000/30 = 100 < 180
Euler Buckling Stress ( f cc )
f cc = (π2E)/ (KL/r) 2

= (π2 X 2 x105)/ (100)2 Clause


7.1.2.1
=197.39 N/mm2
Non dimensional effective slenderness ratio (  )
 fy f cc
= 250 197.39
= 1.125

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Appendix A4.7 DESIGN COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH, Pd kN
Tubular section (Concentric Loading)

Imperfection factor (  ) is taken to be 0.21 (based on the bucking curve ‘a’)


Table 7.1
Ф = 0.5 [1 +  (λ – 0.2) + λ2]
= 0.5 [1 + 0.21(1.125 – 0.2) + 1.1252)
= 1.36
Stress reduction factor (χ)
χ = 1/ (Ф+ (Ф2 - λ2)0.5)
= 1/ (1.36 + (1.362 – 1.125 2)0.5)
Clause
= 0.58 7.1.2.1
Design compressive stress (fcd)
fcd = χ fy / γmo
= (0.58 x 250)/ 1.1
= 131.82 N/mm2
Design compressive strength (Pd)
Pd = fcd Ae
Clause 7.1.2
= 131.82 x 1080
= 142 kN
Design compressive strength = 142 kN

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