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    This document contains information and questions about designing steel and timber structures, including: 1) Selecting a double angle section to support an axial tension load of 500 kN while connecting to a 12mm gusset plate with two rows of φ18mm bolts. 2) Designing the tension and compression members of a truss using square hollow sections for connections. 3) Calculating the maximum compression load that can be supported by a built-up compression member that is 14.0m long with fixed ends. 4) Checking the capacity of a column with a UC 254 ×254×167 cross section subjected to 6000 KN of axial compression over 5m with the support shown.

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    This document contains information and questions about designing steel and timber structures, including: 1) Selecting a double angle section to support an axial tension load of 500 kN while connecting to a 12mm gusset plate with two rows of φ18mm bolts. 2) Designing the tension and compression members of a truss using square hollow sections for connections. 3) Calculating the maximum compression load that can be supported by a built-up compression member that is 14.0m long with fixed ends. 4) Checking the capacity of a column with a UC 254 ×254×167 cross section subjected to 6000 KN of axial compression over 5m with the support shown.

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    Design of Steel & Timber Structures Worksheet Ch-1 & Ch-2 Unity University

    1. Select the lightest double angles section placed back-to-back for a tension member supporting a service design
    axial tension load of 500 kN. The member is to be connected at the end to 12mm thick gusset plate between
    back of the angles by two rows of 18mm diameter bolts in a regular pattern. Select among;
    i. Equal leg angles,
    ii. Unequal leg angles (for unequal leg angles, connection is made through longer leg of angles)
    2. For the truss given below; Design the tension and compression members, considering the same type of cross
    section, that is: square hollow sections (SHS), with welded connections between the members of the structure.

    3. Calculate the maximum compassion load that can be supported by the built up compression member shown
    below. The member is 14.0m long and its ends are fixed in both the strong and weak bucking axis?

    4. Check the capacity of a column subjected to an axial compression force 6000 KN, using a UC 254 ×254×167
    (universal column) cross section in S 355 steel. The column is supported as shown in the figure. With length of 5
    m.

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