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    Load and Resistance Factor Design For Building Column

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    Load and resistance factor design methods are permitted for building column plastic analysis if the slenderness ratio (l/r) multiplied by the square root of the yield strength (Fy) is less than or equal to 800 and Fy is less than or equal to 65 ksi. For axially loaded members where the ratio of width to thickness (b/t) is less than or equal to the slenderness parameter (λ)r, the maximum load Pu can be computed using a formula involving the gross cross-sectional area, Fy, and λ, which is calculated from member properties and Fy. The AISC specification provides formulas for designing members with slender elements under the load and resistance factor design method

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    Load and resistance factor design methods are permitted for building column plastic analysis if the slenderness ratio (l/r) multiplied by the square root of the yield strength (Fy) is less than or equal to 800 and Fy is less than or equal to 65 ksi. For axially loaded members where the ratio of width to thickness (b/t) is less than or equal to the slenderness parameter (λ)r, the maximum load Pu can be computed using a formula involving the gross cross-sectional area, Fy, and λ, which is calculated from member properties and Fy. The AISC specification provides formulas for designing members with slender elements under the load and resistance factor design method

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    Load and resistance factor design methods are permitted for building column plastic analysis if the slenderness ratio (l/r) multiplied by the square root of the yield strength (Fy) is less than or equal to 800 and Fy is less than or equal to 65 ksi. For axially loaded members where the ratio of width to thickness (b/t) is less than or equal to the slenderness parameter (λ)r, the maximum load Pu can be computed using a formula involving the gross cross-sectional area, Fy, and λ, which is calculated from member properties and Fy. The AISC specification provides formulas for designing members with slender elements under the load and resistance factor design method

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    Load and resistance factor design methods are permitted for building column plastic analysis if the slenderness ratio (l/r) multiplied by the square root of the yield strength (Fy) is less than or equal to 800 and Fy is less than or equal to 65 ksi. For axially loaded members where the ratio of width to thickness (b/t) is less than or equal to the slenderness parameter (λ)r, the maximum load Pu can be computed using a formula involving the gross cross-sectional area, Fy, and λ, which is calculated from member properties and Fy. The AISC specification provides formulas for designing members with slender elements under the load and resistance factor design method

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    Load And Resistance Factor Design For

    Building Column
    Plastic analysis of prismatic compression members in
    buildings is permitted if (Fy)(l/r) does not exceed 800
    and Fuless than equal to 65 ksi (448 MPa). For axially
    loaded members with b/t less than equal to (lambda) r ,
    the maximum load P u , ksi (MPa= 6.894 X ksi), may be
    computed from
    Pu = 0.85AgFcr
    Where Ag=gross cross-sectional area of the member
    F cr =0.658 lambda Fy for lambda <= 2.25
    =0.877 Fy/lambda for lambda > 2.25
    lambda =(Kl/r)2(Fy/286,220)
    The AISC specification for LRFD presents formulas for
    designing members with slender elements.

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