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AISCChapter H

This document discusses the design of structural members subjected to axial forces, flexure, and torsion, as outlined in AISC 360-16 Chapter H. It provides specific calculations for doubly and singly symmetric members, including design strengths and reduction factors. Additionally, it details the flexural moments and strengths for W-Shape members bent about their minor axis.

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AISCChapter H

This document discusses the design of structural members subjected to axial forces, flexure, and torsion, as outlined in AISC 360-16 Chapter H. It provides specific calculations for doubly and singly symmetric members, including design strengths and reduction factors. Additionally, it details the flexural moments and strengths for W-Shape members bent about their minor axis.

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Design of Members for Combined Forces and Torsion

AISC 360-16 Chapter H

A. Overview

This Chapter addresses members subjection to axial and flexure about one or both axes, with or
without torsion and members subject to torsion only.

H1 Doubly and Singly Symmetric Members Subject to Flexure and Axial Force
H2 Unsymmetric and Other Members Subject to Flexure and Axial Force
H3 Members Subject to Torsion and Combined Torsion, Flexure, Shear, and/or Axia l Force
H4 Rupture of Flanges with Holes Subject to Tension

Design Strength
B. Doubly and Singly Symmetric Members Subject to Flexure and
Axial Force (H1)
W8x13 Steel Member size

Fy := 50ksi Steel Yield Strength


4
Js := 0.0871in Steel Member Torsional Constant see AISC Property Viewer Excel

3
S x := 9.91in Elastic Section Modulus about X-axis see AISC Property Viewer Excel

3
S y := 1.37in Elastic Section Modulus about Y-axis see AISC Property Viewer Excel

3
Zx := 11.4in Plastic Section Modulus about X-axis see AISC Property Viewer Excel

3
Zy := 2.15in Plastic Section Modulus about Y-axis see AISC Property Viewer Excel

4
I y := 2.73in Moment of Inertia about Y-axis see AISC Property Viewer Excel

ho := 7.74in Distance between the flange centroids see AISC Property Viewer Excel
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Cw := 40.8in Warping constant see AISC Property Viewer Excel

cs := 1.0 W-Shape distance from the neutral axis to the extreme compressive fiber

ho Iy C-Shape distance from the neutral axis to the extreme compressive fiber
cc := 
2 Cw

cc = 1.001

Design Bracing Strength reduction factor (LRFD) AISC 360-16 Appendix 6 pg 16.1-555
ϕ := 0.75

Allowable Bracing Strength reduction factor (ASD) AISC 360-16 Appendix 6 pg 16.1-555
Ω := 2.0
C. W-Shape Bent about Minor Axis

Plastic Nominal Flexural Moment bent about their Minor Axis AISC 360-16 F6-1 , Mn
Mpny := Fy  Zy = 8.958  kip  ft

Elastic Nominal Flexural Moment bent about their Minor Axis AISC 360-16 F6-1 , Mn

Meny := 1.6Fy  S y = 9.133  kip  ft

Mny := Mpny if Mpny < Meny = 8.958  kip  ft

"Not OK, steel yields" otherwise

Design Flexural Strength

MyLRFD := ϕ  Mny = 6.719  kip  ft

Allowable Flexural Strength Web

Mny
MyASD := = 4.479  kip  ft
Ω

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