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    This document contains calculations for the strength of a beam and column using the Direct Strength Method (DSM) approach. For the beam, the nominal flexural strength is calculated to be 59.71 kip-in, controlled by distortional buckling. For the column, the nominal axial strength is calculated to be 54.4 kip, controlled by local-global buckling. A beam-column interaction check is then performed and satisfies the requirement of being less than 1.

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    This document contains calculations for the strength of a beam and column using the Direct Strength Method (DSM) approach. For the beam, the nominal flexural strength is calculated to be 59.71 kip-in, controlled by distortional buckling. For the column, the nominal axial strength is calculated to be 54.4 kip, controlled by local-global buckling. A beam-column interaction check is then performed and satisfies the requirement of being less than 1.

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    This document contains calculations for the strength of a beam and column using the Direct Strength Method (DSM) approach. For the beam, the nominal flexural strength is calculated to be 59.71 kip-in, controlled by distortional buckling. For the column, the nominal axial strength is calculated to be 54.4 kip, controlled by local-global buckling. A beam-column interaction check is then performed and satisfies the requirement of being less than 1.

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    The document appears to show calculations for the strength of a beam and column using the Direct Strength Method (DSM) as well as checks on the beam-column interaction.

    Calculations are being made to determine the nominal flexural and axial strengths of the beam and column based on lateral-torsional buckling, local buckling, and distortional buckling resistances according to DSM sections 1.2.1 and 1.2.2.

    Design checks are being made to verify that the beam and column meet the prequalified limits of DSM sections 1.1.1.1 and 1.1.1.2. Allowable design strengths are also calculated.

    Date:

    July 19th 2006

    Name:

    BWS

    Beam strength calculations using the Direct Strength Method of Appendix 1


    Given:

    Notes: XXXXZXXX Example DSM Beam Calculation (job1.mat)


    My =
    100
    kip-in
    Mcr/My =
    Mcr =
    0.5
    50 kip-in
    Mcrd/My =
    Mcre/My =

    0.5

    Mcrd =

    50 kip-in

    1.3

    Mcre =

    130 kip-in

    Lateral-torsional buckling nominal flexural strength per DSM 1.2.2.1

    Mne =
    87.369 kip-in
    Local buckling nominal flexural strength per DSM 1.2.2.2

    1.32

    (local-global slenderness)

    Mn =

    61.5 kip-in
    (local-global interaction reduction)
    Distortional buckling nominal flexural strength per DSM 1.2.2.3

    d =

    1.41
    (distortional slenderness)
    Mnd =
    59.7 kip-in
    (distortional reduction)
    Nominal flexural strength of the beam per DSM 1.2.2
    Mn =

    59.71 kip-in

    (distortional controls)

    Does this section meet the prequalified limits of DSM Section 1.1.1.2? (Y/N)
    =

    0.9

    design strength Mn =

    53.74 kip-in

    1.67

    allowable design strength Mn/ =

    35.75 kip-in

    Date:

    July 19th 2006

    Name:

    BWS

    Column strength calculations using the Direct Strength Method of Appendix 1


    Given:

    Notes: XXXXZXXX Example DSM Column Calculation (job1.mat)


    Py =
    100
    kip
    Pcr/Py =
    Pcr =
    0.5
    50 kip
    Pcrd/Py =
    Pcre/Py =

    0.5

    Pcrd =

    50 kip

    1.3

    Pcre =

    130 kip

    Flexural, Torsional, or Torsional-flexural Buckling nominal axial strength per DSM 1.2.1.1

    c =

    0.877

    Pne =

    72.473 kip
    Local buckling nominal axial strength per DSM 1.2.1.2

    1.20

    (local-global slenderness)

    Pn =

    54.4 kip
    (local-global interaction reduction)
    Distortional buckling nominal axial strength per DSM 1.2.1.3

    d =

    1.41

    (distortional slenderness)

    Pnd =
    55.1 kip
    (distortional reduction)
    Nominal axial strength of the column per DSM 1.2.1
    Pn =

    54.40 kip

    (local-global controls)

    Does this section meet the prequalified limits of DSM Section 1.1.1.1? (Y/N)
    =

    0.85

    design strength Pn =

    46.24 kip

    1.8

    allowable design strength Pn/ =

    30.22 kip

    Date:

    July 19th 2006

    Name:

    BWS

    Beam-column calculation using DSM results for beam and columns (ASD Format)
    Notes:
    Required allowable strength (ASD demands)
    P=
    M=

    5 kip
    3 kip-in

    Compression nominal strength and safety factor


    Pn = 54.39502 kip
    c =
    1.8
    for the interaction equation the fully braced compressive capacity, P no, is needed
    this is found by setting Pne=Py and re-calcualting the "column" worksheet.
    =

    1.41

    Pno =

    67.17 kip

    Pndo =

    55.09 kip

    Pno =

    55.09 kip

    Bending nominal strength and safety factor


    Mn =
    b =

    59.71 kip-in
    1.67

    Factors to account for approximate 2nd order analysis


    Cm =
    PE =

    1 see C5.2.1, 1.0 is conservative


    130 kip

    This is the flexural buckling load about the axis of


    bending, it may be found using the Spec. formula of
    2EI/(KL)2 or read directly from a CUFSM analysis
    0.931 per Eq. C5.2.1-4 or -5
    note, the 2nd order estimate of required allowable strength is
    3.22 kip-in

    Interaction equations

    0.17

    0.09 sums to =

    0.26 OK <1

    0.16

    0.08 sums to =

    0.25 OK <1

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