AISC Design Aids for Bending (Long Version)

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AISC Design Aids for Bending (Long Version) CE311

RECALL: PREVIOUS CLASS W21x48 Flange Web

RECALL: PREVIOUS CLASS W21x48 Flange lp = 9.15 l = 9.47 lr = 24.1 Web lp = 90.55 l = 53.6

RECALL: PREVIOUS CLASS W21x48 Flange lp = 9.15 l = 9.47 lr = 24.1 Web lp = 90.55 l = 53.6

RECALL: PREVIOUS CLASS W21x48 Flange lp = 9.15 l = 9.47 lr = 24.1 Web lp = 90.55 l = 53.6

RECALL: PREVIOUS CLASS W21x48 Flange lp = 9.15 l = 9.47 lr = 24.1 Web lp = 90.55 l = 53.6

RECALL: PREVIOUS CLASS W21x48 Flange lp = 9.15 l = 9.47 lr = 24.1 Web lp = 90.55 l = 53.6

RECALL: PREVIOUS CLASS W21x48 Flange lp = 9.15 l = 9.47 lr = 24.1 Web lp = 90.55 l = 53.6

RECALL: PREVIOUS CLASS W21x48 Flange lp = 9.15 l = 9.47 lr = 24.1 Web lp = 90.55 l = 53.6

RECALL: PREVIOUS CLASS W21x48 Flange lp = 9.15 l = 9.47 lr = 24.1 NON-COMPACT Web lp = 90.55 l = 53.6 COMPACT Web

RECALL: PREVIOUS CLASS W21x48 Flange lp = 9.15 l = 9.47 lr = 24.1 NON-COMPACT Web lp = 90.55 l = 53.6 COMPACT Web Interpolation: Mp = FyZ = 5350 in-kip at lp = 9.15 Mn = 5305 in-kip at l = 9.47 Mr = 0.7FyS = 3255 in-kip at lr = 24.1

RECALL: PREVIOUS CLASS W21x48 Flange lp = 9.15 l = 9.47 lr = 24.1 NON-COMPACT Web lp = 90.55 l = 53.6 COMPACT Web Interpolation: Mp = FyZ = 5350 in-kip at lp = 9.15 Mn = 5305 in-kip at l = 9.47 Mr = 0.7FyS = 3255 in-kip at lr = 24.1

RECALL: PREVIOUS CLASS W21x48 Flange lp = 9.15 l = 9.47 lr = 24.1 NON-COMPACT Web lp = 90.55 l = 53.6 COMPACT Web Interpolation: Mp = FyZ = 5350 in-kip at lp = 9.15 Mn = 5305 in-kip at l = 9.47 Mr = 0.7FyS = 3255 in-kip at lr = 24.1

RECALL: PREVIOUS CLASS W21x48 Flange lp = 9.15 l = 9.47 lr = 24.1 NON-COMPACT Web lp = 90.55 l = 53.6 COMPACT Web Interpolation: Mp = FyZ = 5350 in-kip = 445.8 kip-ft Mn = 5305 in-kip = 442.1 kip-ft

RECALL: PREVIOUS CLASS W21x48 Flange lp = 9.15 l = 9.47 lr = 24.1 NON-COMPACT Web lp = 90.55 l = 53.6 COMPACT Web Interpolation: Mp = FyZ = 5350 in-kip = 445.8 kip-ft => Mp/W = 267 kip-ft Mn = 5305 in-kip = 442.1 kip-ft => Mn/W = 265 kip-ft

RECALL: PREVIOUS CLASS W21x48 Flange lp = 9.15 l = 9.47 lr = 24.1 NON-COMPACT Web lp = 90.55 l = 53.6 COMPACT Web Interpolation: Mp = FyZ = 5350 in-kip = 445.8 kip-ft => Mp/W = 267 kip-ft Mn = 5305 in-kip = 442.1 kip-ft => Mn/W = 265 kip-ft

RECALL: PREVIOUS CLASS W21x48 Flange lp = 9.15 l = 9.47 lr = 24.1 NON-COMPACT Web lp = 90.55 l = 53.6 COMPACT Web Interpolation: Mp = FyZ = 5350 in-kip = 445.8 kip-ft => Mp/W = 267 kip-ft Mn = 5305 in-kip = 442.1 kip-ft => Mn/W = 265 kip-ft HOLY $#@%! The Z-table Mp/W accounts for Local Buckling!!!

A Business Idea for this Class

Produce Charts: “e.g.; Mapp = 280 ft-kips, Lb = 15’

Produce Charts: “e.g.; Mapp = 280 ft-kips, Lb = 15’

Produce Charts: “e.g.; Mapp = 280 ft-kips, Lb = 15’

Produce Charts: “e.g.; Mapp = 280 ft-kips, Lb = 15’

e.g.#1: LTB Charts – pp. 3-96 Given: Pick lightest A992 W Mapp = 310 ft-kips Lb = 20 feet

e.g.#1: LTB Charts – pp. 3-96 to Given: Pick lightest A992 W Mapp = 310 ft-kips Lb = 20 feet

e.g.#1: LTB Charts – pp. 3-99 to 3-142 (Fy= ??) Given: Pick lightest A992 W Mapp = 310 ft-kips Lb = 20 feet Cb = 1 (constant end-moments)

e.g.#1: LTB Charts – pp. 3-99 to 3-142 (Fy= ??) Given: Pick lightest A992 W Mapp = 310 ft-kips Lb = 20 feet Cb = 1 (constant end-moments)

e.g.#1: LTB Charts – pp. 3-96 to Given: Pick lightest A992 W Yo! P. 3-122 Mapp = 310 ft-kips, Lb = 20 feet Given: Pick lightest A992 W Mapp = 310 ft-kips Lb = 20 feet

e.g.#1: LTB Charts – pp. 3-96 to Given: Pick lightest A992 W Mapp = 310 ft-kips, Lb = 20 feet Given: Pick lightest A992 W Mapp = 310 ft-kips Lb = 20 feet

e.g.#1: LTB Charts – pp. 3-96 to Given: Pick lightest A992 W Mapp = 310 ft-kips, Lb = 20 feet Given: Pick lightest A992 W Mapp = 310 ft-kips Lb = 20 feet

e.g.#1: LTB Charts – pp. 3-96 to Given: Pick lightest A992 W Mapp = 310 ft-kips, Lb = 20 feet Given: Pick lightest A992 W Mapp = 310 ft-kips Lb = 20 feet W18x76

e.g.2: Pick a Shape (Worry about Self Wt. at the end) Given: A992 Papp = 40kips 18 feet

Handy Cb Chart

Handy Cb Chart

W16x45

W16x40?

W16x40: LTB: Mn/W = 159 (1.67) = 266 kip-ft But… Mp/W = 182.5 kip-ft So… LTB will not occur Mn/W = 182.5 kip-ft

Now, Check Self-Weight Msw = (0.040)(182)/8 = 1.62 kip-ft So, the total applied moment is M = 180 + 1.62 kip-ft = 181.6 kip-ft While, Mn/W = 182.5 kip-ft So, W16x40 works.

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Awesome Design Aids and Limitations The LTB Charts Plastic, LTB, and Local Buckling are considered Limitations: Fy = 50 ksi W and C shapes 1. Plastic 2. LTB 3. Flange Local Buckling

Awesome Design Aids and Limitations 1. Plastic 2. LTB 3. Flange Local Buckling

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Awesome Design Aids and Limitations The Z Tables Plastic and Local Buckling are considered Limitations: Fy = 50 ksi W and C shapes 1. Plastic 2. LTB 3. Flange Local Buckling

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Awesome Design Aids and Limitations The Uniform Load Tables Plastic and Local Buckling are considered They automatically include beam self-weight! 1. Plastic 2. LTB 3. Flange Local Buckling

Awesome Design Aids and Limitations The Uniform Load Tables Plastic and Local Buckling are considered They automatically include beam self-weight! Limitations: 1. Plastic 2. LTB 3. Flange Local Buckling

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