The beam-column of A992 steel is part of a braced frame with L = 15 ft, Pu = 270 kip, Mux = 125 kip-ft. A second-order analysis was performed with factored loads and reduced member stiffnesses to obtain the moments and axial force. Bending is about the strong axis. Considering only W14x68, W14x74, and W14x82, use ASD to select the lightest acceptable shape. Let Kx = 1.0, Ky = 1.0, and Cb = 1.0.

A W14x82 of A992 steel is to be investigated for use as a beam-column in an unbraced frame. The length is 15 feet. First-order analyses of the frame were performed for both the sway and nonsway cases. The factored loads and moments corresponding to one of the load combinations to be investigated are given for this member in the following table. The multiplier to account for P-δ effects was determined to be 1.07, and the multiplier to account for P-Δ effects was determined to be 1.20. Determine the required second-order axial strength, Pr, of the member.Type of analysisPu (kip)Mtop (kip-ft)Mbottom (kip-ft)Nonsway3153522Sway16525105 

The beam-column of A992 steel is part of a braced frame with L = 15 ft, Pu = 280 kip, Mux = 115 kip-ft. A second-order analysis was performed with factored loads and reduced member stiffnesses to obtain the moments and axial force. Bending is about the strong axis. Considering only W14x68, W14x74, and W14x82, use LRFD to select the lightest acceptable shape. Let Kx = 1.0, Ky = 1.0, and Cb = 1.0.

The beam-column of A992 steel is part of a braced frame with L = 15 ft, Pu = 310 kip, Mux = 140 kip-ft. A second-order analysis was performed with factored loads and reduced member stiffnesses to obtain the moments and axial force. Bending is about the strong axis. Considering only the following shapes and values obtained from the AISC procedure for ASD, select the lightest acceptable shape. Let Kx = 1.0, Ky = 1.0, and Cb = 1.0.ShapeValue of AISC interaction equationW12x581.536W12x721.124W12x791.019W12x870.918W12x960.825 

The beam-column of A992 steel is part of a braced frame with L = 15 ft, Pu = 270 kip, Mux = 130 kip-ft. A second-order analysis was performed with factored loads and reduced member stiffnesses to obtain the moments and axial force. Bending is about the strong axis. Considering only W14x68, W14x74, and W14x82, use LRFD to select the lightest acceptable shape. Let Kx = 1.0, Ky = 1.0, and Cb = 1.0.

Most beams are subjected to some degree of both _______ load. This is especially true of statically indeterminate structures.

A W14x74 of A992 steel is to be investigated for use as a beam-column in an unbraced frame. The length is 14 feet. First-order analyses of the frame were performed for both the sway and nonsway cases. The factored loads and moments corresponding to one of the load combinations to be investigated are given for this member in the following table. The multiplier to account for P-δ effects was determined to be 1.14, and the multiplier to account for P-Δ effects was determined to be 1.26. Determine the required second-order flexural strength, Mr, at the top of the member.Type of analysisPu (kips)Mtop (kip-ft)Mbottom (kip-ft)Nonsway3103531Sway1005595 

The beam-column of A992 steel is part of a braced frame with L = 15 ft, Pu = 340 kip, Mux = 115 kip-ft. A second-order analysis was performed with factored loads and reduced member stiffnesses to obtain the moments and axial force. Bending is about the strong axis. Considering only W14x68, W14x74, and W14x82, use ASD to select the lightest acceptable shape. Let Kx = 1.0, Ky = 1.0, and Cb = 1.0.

Using ASD, determine whether the following member satisfies the appropriate AISC interaction equation. Do not consider moment amplification. The loads are 50% dead and 50% live load. Bending is about the x-axis.Given:    W14x82, A992    Applied axial compression force = 280 kip    Applied constant bending moment = 200 ft-kip    L = 19 ft    pin-pin connected    laterally braced at ends    Kx = Ky = 1    Cb = 1

An engineer analyzes an unbraced frame and determines the sum of the required load capacities for all the columns in the frame is 225 kips (unfactored) while the total elastic buckling strength of the same frame is 4,249 kips. From these values, what is the LRFD amplification factor for sidesway moments of the frame?