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Determine the lightest W14 section to carry LRFD factored compression load of 900 kips and LRFD...

Determine the lightest W14 section to carry LRFD factored compression load of 900 kips and LRFD factored strong axis moment of 600 foot-kips.

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Expert Solution

LRFD solution:

Step 1:

Pu=900 Kips

Mux=600 ft-kips

Muy=0

Step 2:

Assume a length of 16 ft for the column as it is not given

Start with a W14 sectionwith Pu/Pn>0.2 and less than 1, try with a W14x99 Section

Pu/Pn=900/1080=0.833

p=1/1080=9.25x10-4

bx=8/9Mcx

bx=8/9(646 ft-kips)

bx=0.001357

Step 3:

Check for stability

pPu+bxMux+byMuy

=9.25x10-4x900+0.001357x600+0

=0.833+0.81=1.643>1, so this section will not be adequate, Try for another section

Step 4:

Try with a W14X120 section

p=1/1309=7.63x10-4

Mx=8/9x795=0.0011

Check for stability

pPu+bxMux+byMuy

=7.63x10-4x900+0.0011x600=1.347>1

so this section will not be adequate, Try for another section

Step 5:

Select a W14X132 section

p=1446 Kips

pPu=900/1446=0.62

bx=0.001

pPu+bxMux+byMuy

=900/1446+0.001x600

=1.22>1, Not Good

Step 6:

Consider a W14X159 section

Pn=1777 Kips

p=1/1777=5.62x10-4

pPu=0.5

bx=8/9Mcx

bx=8/9x1080

bx=8.14x10-4

pPu+bxMux+byMuy

=0.5+8.14x10-4x600

=0.98<1

The lightest section which can carry the given load and moment is W14X159 section


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