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ENCE 710 Design of Steel Structures V. Lateral-Torsional Buckling of Beams C. C. Fu, Ph.D., P.E. Civil and Environmental Engineering Department University of Maryland

Introduction Following subjects are covered: Lateral Torsional Buckling (LTB) Flange Local Buckling (FLB) Web Local Buckling (WLB) Shear strength Lateral Bracing Design Reading: Chapters 9 of Salmon & Johnson AISC LRFD Specification Chapters B (Design Requirements) and F (Design of Members for Flexure)

Introduction A beam can fail by reaching the plastic moment and becoming fully plastic (see last section) or fail prematurely by: LTB, either elastically or inelastically FLB, either elastically or inelastically WLB, either elastically or inelastically If the maximum bending stress is less than the proportional limit when buckling occurs, the failure is elastic. Else it is inelastic. For bending bMn(b = 0.9)

Design of Members for Flexure (about Major Axis)

Lateral Torsional Buckling (LTB) Compact Members (AISC F2) Failure Mode Plastic LTB (Yielding) Inelastic LTB Elastic LTB Moment Gradient Factor Cb

Lateral Torsional Buckling (cont.) Failure Mode A beam can buckle in a lateral-torsional mode when the bending moment exceeds the critical moment.

Lateral Torsional Buckling (cont.) Nominal Flexural Strength Mn plastic when and inelastic when and elastic when and inelastic plastic elastic 1.0 C b = n M r p L

Lateral Torsional Buckling (cont.) I-Beam in a Buckled Position

Lateral Torsional Buckling (cont.) Elastic LTB coupled differential equations for rotation and lateral translation (8.5.10) where Mz = moment at location z along member axis z = axis along member length  = angle of twist G = shear modulus J = torsional constant (AISC Table 1-1 for torsional prop.) E = modulus of elasticity Cw = warping constant (AISC Table 1-1 for warping)

Lateral Torsional Buckling (cont.) Plastic LTB (Yielding) Flexural Strength (AISC F2-1) where Z= plastic section modulus & Fy= section yield stress Limits Lateral bracing limit (AISC F2-5) Flange and Web width/thickness limit (AISC Table B4.1) (Note: Lpd in Salmon & Johnson Eq. (9.6.2) is removed from AISC 13th Ed.)

Lateral Torsional Buckling (cont.) Inelastic LTB Flexure Strength (straight line interpolation) (9.6.4) or (AISC F2-2)

Lateral Torsional Buckling (cont.) Elastic LTB Flexure Strength (AISC F2-3) (AISC F2-4) (The square root term may be conservatively taken equal to 1.0) (c in AISC F2-8a,b for doubly symmetric I-shape, and channel, respectively) Limit (AISC F2-6) (AISC F2-7)

Lateral Torsional Buckling (cont.) Moment Gradient Factor Cb The moment gradient factor Cb accounts for the variation of moment along the beam length between bracing points. Its value is highest, Cb=1, when the moment diagram is uniform between adjacent bracing points. When the moment diagram is not uniform (9.6.3) (AISC F1-1) where Mmax= absolute value of maximum moment in unbraced length MA, MB, MC= absolute moment values at one-quarter, one-half, and three-quarter points of unbraced length

Cb for a Simple Span Bridge

Nominal Moment Strength Mu as affected by Cb

Flange Local Buckling (FLB) Compact Web and Noncompact/Slender Flanges (AISC F3) Failure Mode Noncompact Flange Slender Flange Nominal Flexural strength, Mn = Min (F2, F3)

Flange Local Buckling (cont.) Failure Mode The compression flange of a beam can buckle locally when the bending stress in the flange exceeds the critical stress.

Flange Local Buckling (cont.) Nominal Flexural Strength Mn plastic when and inelastic when and elastic when and noncompact compact slender n M r p λ f t b =

Flange Local Buckling (cont.) Noncompact Flange (straight line interpolation) Flexure Strength (AISC F3-1)

Flange Local Buckling (cont.) Slender Flange Flexure Strength (AISC F3-2) (kc shall not be less than 0.35 and not greater than 0.76) Limit (AISC Table B4.1)

Web Local Buckling (WLB) Compact or Noncompact Webs (AISC F4) Failure Mode Compact Web (Yielding) Noncompact Web Slender Web Nominal Flexural Strength, Mn=min (compression flange yielding, LTB, compression FLB, tension flange yielding)

Web Local Buckling (cont.) Failure Mode The web of a beam can also buckle locally when the bending stress in the web exceeds the critical stress.

Web Local Buckling (cont.) Nominal Flexural Strength Mn plastic when and inelastic when and elastic when and

Web Local Buckling (cont.) Compression Flange Yielding Flexural Strength (AISC F4-1) where Rpc= web plasticification factor (AISC F4-9a, b) & Fy= section yield stress Limits (AISC Tables B4.1)

Web Local Buckling (cont.) LTB (Inelastic) Flexure Strength (AISC F4-12) where FL= a stress determined by AISC F4-6a, b

Web Local Buckling (cont.) LTB (Elastic) Flexure Strength (AISC F4-3) (AISC F4-5) Limit (AISC Table B4.1) (AISC F4-8)

Web Local Buckling (cont.) Compression FLB (Noncompact Flange) Flexure Strength (AISC F4-12) Compression FLB (Slender Flange) (AISC F4-13) (kc shall not be less than 0.35 and not greater than 0.76)

Web Local Buckling (cont.) Tension Flange Yielding Flexure Strength (AISC F4-14) Rpt = web plastification factor to the tension flange yielding limit (a) hc/tw ≤ pw Rpt=Mp/Myt (AISC F4-15a) (b) hc/tw > pw (AISC F4-15b)

Shear Strength Failure Mode Shear-Buckling Coefficient Elastic Shear Strength Inelastic Shear Strength Plastic Shear Strength For shear vVn(v = 0.9 except certain rolled I-beam h/tw≤2.24√E/Fy, v = 1.0) Vn=0.6FyAwCv (AISC G2-1)

Shear Strength (cont.) Failure Mode The web of a beam or plate girder buckles when the web shear stress exceeds the critical stress.

Shear Strength (cont.) Nominal Shear Strength Vn (v = 0.9) plastic when and inelastic when and elastic when and

Shear Strength (cont.) AISC G2 Nominal Shear Strength Vn For (AISC G2-3) For (AISC G2-4) For (AISC G2-5)

Lateral Bracing Design

Lateral Bracing Design AISC Provisions – Stability Bracing Design for Beams 1. For stiffness βreqd, βreqd = 2 βideal 2. For nominal strength Fbr, (a) Fbr = βideal (2Δ0); (b) Fbr = βideal (0.004Lb) Where βideal = Pcr/Lb

Lateral Bracing Design (cont.) AISC Provisions – LRFD Stability Bracing Design for Beams 1. Relative bracing Φ=0.75 2. Nodal bracing

Lateral Bracing Design (cont.) AISC Provisions – LRFD Stability Bracing Design for Columns 1. Relative bracing Φ=0.75 2. Nodal bracing