AISC Design Guide 13..
AISC Design Guide 13..
AISC Design Guide 13..
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of the web must be checked. In this case, the compression<br />
by interpolation between the values that are tabulated for<br />
buckling limit state does not apply because there is a mo- N 1/ 3<br />
2 in. and N / 4 in.<br />
ment connection toone flange only. For local web yielding,<br />
as determined previously,<br />
Example 6-2<br />
Rn<br />
144 kips Puf<br />
172 kips n.g.<br />
Given:<br />
For web crippling, from Equation 2.2-12,<br />
For the framing arrangement given in Example 6-1, rese-<br />
3N<br />
3(0.570 in.) lect the column size to eliminate the need for stiffening.<br />
Nd<br />
0.123<br />
dc<br />
<strong>13.</strong>92 in.<br />
Solution:<br />
15 .<br />
2 tw<br />
Ft y f<br />
R . C t N Try a W1474 with F 50 ksi:<br />
n 0 75 135 t w 1 d<br />
y<br />
t <br />
f t w<br />
2<br />
P F A (50 ksi)(21.8 in. ) 1,090 kips<br />
2<br />
0.75 135(1)(0.370 in.) Pu<br />
300 kips<br />
<br />
0.275<br />
1.5<br />
P y 1,<br />
090 kips<br />
0.370 in.<br />
1 (0.123)<br />
0.660 in.<br />
From Table A-1, with Pu/ P y 0.<br />
4,<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
(50 ksi)(0.660 in.)<br />
0.370 in.<br />
<br />
<br />
R<br />
172 kips V 172 kips<br />
From Table B-1, with N 0.<br />
570 in.,<br />
138 kips Puf<br />
172 kips n.g.<br />
Rn<br />
173 kips ( T) Puf<br />
172 kips o.k.<br />
Therefore, the web of the W1453 is inadequate to<br />
resist<br />
189 kips ( C) Puf<br />
172 kips o.k.<br />
the compressive flange force without reinforcement.<br />
by interpolation between the values that are tabulated for<br />
Summary:<br />
N 1/ 3<br />
2in. and N / 4in.<br />
As illustrated in Figure 6-1, the W1453 is inadequate Summary:<br />
to resist the local forces that are induced without column As illustrated in Figure 6-2, a W1474 column ( Fy<br />
50<br />
stiffening. For the selection of a column that is adequate ksi) can be used without stiffening. This column-weight<br />
without stiffening, refer toExample 6-2. For the design of increase of 21 lb/ft ( 74 53) is well within the range<br />
stiffening for the W1453, refer to<br />
Example 6-3.<br />
y<br />
v<br />
y<br />
u<br />
o.k.<br />
Comments:<br />
The foregoing solution can be determined more expediently<br />
using the design aids in Appendices A and B. The<br />
design panel-zone web shear strength is determined from<br />
Table A-1 where, for a W1453 with P / P 0.<br />
4,<br />
R<br />
R<br />
R<br />
v<br />
139 kips V 172 kips<br />
n.g.<br />
The design strength of the flange and web to<br />
resist the<br />
flange force in tension is determined from Table B-1<br />
where, for a W1453, with N 0.<br />
570 in. and reading<br />
from the T (tension) column,<br />
n<br />
123 kips P 172 kips<br />
n.g.<br />
by interpolation between the values that are tabulated for<br />
N 1/ 3<br />
2in. and N / 4in. The design strength of the web<br />
toresist the flange force in compression is alsodetermined<br />
from Table B-1 where, for a W1453, with N 0.<br />
570 in.<br />
and reading from the C (compression) column,<br />
n<br />
138 kips P 172 kips<br />
u<br />
uf<br />
uf<br />
u<br />
y<br />
n.g.<br />
W14x74, F y = 50 ksi<br />
W18x50, F y = 50 ksi<br />
Column stiffening is<br />
not required<br />
Figure 6-2 Framing arrangement for<br />
Example 6-2.<br />
40<br />
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