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432 Chapter 12 Slender Columns<br />

Example 12.1<br />

The column section shown in Fig. 12.5 carries an axial load P D = 136 K and a moment M D = 116 K⋅ft<br />

due to dead load and an axial load P L = 110 K and a moment M L = 93 K⋅ft due to live load. The column<br />

is part of a frame that is braced against sidesway and bent in single curvature about its major axis. The<br />

unsupported length of the column is l c = 19 ft, and the moments at both ends of the column are equal.<br />

Check the adequacy of the column using f ′ c = 4ksi and f y = 60 ksi.<br />

4 no. 9<br />

4 no. 9<br />

Solution<br />

1. Calculate factored loads:<br />

Figure 12.5 Example 12.1.<br />

P u = 1.2P D + 1.6P L = 1.2 × 136 + 1.6 × 110 = 339.2K<br />

M u = 1.2M D + 1.6M L = 1.2 × 116 + 1.6 × 93 = 288K ⋅ ft<br />

e = M u 288 × 12<br />

= = 10.2in.<br />

P u 339.2<br />

2. Check if the column is long. Because the frame is braced against sidesway, assume K = 1.0,<br />

r = 0.3h = 0.3 × 22 = 6.6 in., and l u = 19 ft.<br />

Kl u 1 × 19 × 12<br />

= = 34.5<br />

r 6.6<br />

For braced columns, if Kl u /r ≤ 34 − 12 M 1 /M 2 , slenderness effect may be neglected. Given end<br />

moments M 1 = M 2 and M 1 /M 2 positive for single curvature,<br />

Right − hand side = 34 − 12 M 1<br />

= 34 − 12 × 1 = 22<br />

M 2<br />

Because Kl u /r = 34.5 > 22, slenderness effect must be considered<br />

3. Calculate EI from Eq.12.10:<br />

a. Calculate E c :<br />

E c = 57, 000 √ √<br />

f c ′ = 57, 000 4000 = 3605ksi<br />

E s = 29, 000ksi

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