A W12x72 column is an exterior 1st story column (red circled at gridline C) with strong axis buckling in the plane of the frame in an unbraced multi-story frame. The column above is also W12x72. Using the recommended stiffness G for the fixed base column, determine the effective length for this condition and the corresponding strength by LRFD. All steel is A992. 15 ft 1 15 ft W16x26 W16x26 30 ft B W18x35 W18x35 40 ft

A W12x72 column is an exterior 1st story column (red circled at gridline C) with strong axis buckling in the plane of the frame in an unbraced multi-story frame. The column above is also W12x72. Using the recommended stiffness G for the fixed base column, determine the effective length for this condition and the corresponding strength by LRFD. All steel is A992. 15 ft 1 15 ft W16x26 W16x26 30 ft B W18x35 W18x35 40 ft

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Chapter4: Compression Members

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