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    Engr. Nimfa Maren S. Tabucal1stSemester 2015-2016 1NMST/1st Sem 2015-2016

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    5.1 Introduction

    5.2 Yield Moment and Plastic Moment

    5.3 Classification of Shapes

    5.4 Bending Strength

    5.5 Shear Strength

    5.6 Deflection Limit

    5.7 Design

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    Beams are structural member designed tocarry transverse loads along its longitudinalaxis

    Loads are transferred to points supportingthe beam

    Classified based on their supports, location,

    and function

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    Classification of beam according to support:

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    Simple Beam

    Overhanging Beam

    Continuous Beam

    Cantilever Beam

    Fixed Ended Beam

    Propped Beam

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    Classification of beam based on function:

    Floor beam

    Roof beam

    Floor joistGirder

    Stringer

    Purlins

    Rafter and Girt

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    Assumptions:

    1. Moments are applied in plane of symmetry ofcross section.

    2. No axial load present.

    3. No deformation on the transverse section ofelement after load application

    4. Linear stress-strain diagram

    5. Material of beam has same stress-strain

    characteristics in compression as in tension.

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    Where: A Total Cross-sectional Area

    a Distance between centroids

    of two-half areas

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    Based on plate local buckling

    AISC classifies shapes according to the ff:

    Compact Section

    Noncompact SectionSlender-Element Section

    Depends on width-to-thickness ratio,

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    Compact Section

    - sections which can develop a fully plasticstress distribution

    - flange is continuously connected to web

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    Noncompact Section

    - sections which can develop yield stress incompression before local buckling occurs

    - will not resist inelastic local buckling

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    Procedure:

    1. Determine the classification of shape: Compact

    Noncompact

    Slender2. If compact, check for the ff:

    Yielding

    Lateral Torsional Buckling (LTB)

    3. If noncompact, check for the ff: LTB

    Flange Local Buckling (FLB)

    Web Local Buckling (WLB)

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    Factors

    Yielding Strength

    (LRFD)

    (ASD)

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    Lateral Torsional Buckling LTB

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    Lateral Torsional Buckling LTB

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    Lateral Torsional Buckling LTB

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    Lateral Torsional Buckling LTB

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    Flange Local Buckling

    No FLB

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    Determine the required flexural strength of

    W18x50, ASTM A992 beam shown below. The beam issimply supported and is braced at both ends and atcenter point. Consider LRFD.

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    Yielding

    Flange Local Buckling

    Compact Flange

    Non Compact Flange

    Slender Flange

    yyyypn SFZFMM 6.1

    yyyypn SFZFMM 6.1

    pfrf

    pf

    yyppn

    SFMMM

    7.0

    ycrn SFM 269.0

    EFcr

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    Determine the required flexural strength of

    W12x58, ASTM A992 beam shown below. Uniformloads are applied at the beams weak axis. The beam issimply supported and is braced at both ends only.Consider LRFD.

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    Shear Limit State for Beams

    Shear yielding of web

    - excessive deformation

    Shear buckling of web

    - buckling of slender webs prior toyielding

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    (LRFD)

    (ASD)

    (LRFD)

    (ASD)

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    Nominal Shear Strength

    applies for members with unstiffened andstiffened webs

    For singly or doubly symmetric membersand channels subject to shear in plane ofweb

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    Nominal Shear Strength

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    Methods

    Double Integration

    Moment-Area

    Conjugate-Beam Energy Methods

    Unit Load Method

    Slope-Deflection Method Three-moment Equation

    Matrix Analysis

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    Fixed End Moments

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    Select a standard hot-rolled shape of

    A992 steel for a simply supported beam. Thebeam has continuous lateral support and mustsupport a uniform service live load of 4.5kips/ft applied to its strong axis. Themaximum permissible live load deflection isL/240.


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