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    This document summarizes parameters for defining member types in Eurocode structural design, including length coefficients for buckling resistance. It describes entering the name and defining the buckling length of a member type, which can be the actual length or a coefficient multiplied by the length. Buckling length coefficients depend on member end support conditions and can be set automatically from typical buckling patterns. Icons represent common support methods and corresponding buckling coefficients.

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    This document summarizes parameters for defining member types in Eurocode structural design, including length coefficients for buckling resistance. It describes entering the name and defining the buckling length of a member type, which can be the actual length or a coefficient multiplied by the length. Buckling length coefficients depend on member end support conditions and can be set automatically from typical buckling patterns. Icons represent common support methods and corresponding buckling coefficients.

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    This document summarizes parameters for defining member types in Eurocode structural design, including length coefficients for buckling resistance. It describes entering the name and defining the buckling length of a member type, which can be the actual length or a coefficient multiplied by the length. Buckling length coefficients depend on member end support conditions and can be set automatically from typical buckling patterns. Icons represent common support methods and corresponding buckling coefficients.

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    This document summarizes parameters for defining member types in Eurocode structural design, including length coefficients for buckling resistance. It describes entering the name and defining the buckling length of a member type, which can be the actual length or a coefficient multiplied by the length. Buckling length coefficients depend on member end support conditions and can be set automatically from typical buckling patterns. Icons represent common support methods and corresponding buckling coefficients.

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    TÍNH TOÁN THEO EUROCODE – KẾT CẤU THÉP

    EN1992-1-1

    1. Member Definition - Parameters


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    Use this option to define the code parameters of a member type. There are two ways to access this option:

    • Click the New Bar Type option located in the Member Type dialog
    • Click the Parameters button located in the Definition dialog.
    The following dialog displays:

    The member type field displays the name of the selected member type (enter the name of the defined bar
    type). The Buckling with respect to axis Y or Z fields displays the length of the bar for the appropriate
    plane.

    There are two ways to define this length.

    • Select the Real option, and enter the length.


    • Select the Coefficient option, and enter the coefficient by which the actual length should be multiplied
    to get the correct value. For instance, if you enter 0.25, the appropriate length is equal to 1/4 of the
    actual length.
    Choose the Coefficient option to define several members of differing actual lengths and whose additional
    supports are equally spaced, and, if the set parameters are to be maintained as a category. Enter a value
    of 1.0 to guarantee that each bar (defined using the category as Ly) will have its actual length accepted.

    The member buckling length coefficients (in both directions) are defined in the Buckling Length
    coefficient field. The actual length of a member (or, the sum of the component element lengths) is
    automatically entered in the appropriate fields.

    The buckling length coefficient depends on the support conditions of the member end nodes in the
    buckling plane. The buckling length of a member is also defined in the Buckling Patterns dialog, which is
    opened by clicking the icon that represents the selected member-buckling model. After selecting a typical
    member support pattern, the coefficient value will be calculated automatically.

    The icons in the dialog are divided into two groups.

    • The first group contains typical (code) methods of member support and the corresponding buckling
    coefficient values.

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