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    This document provides a design summary and analysis for a filled composite column. Key details include: - The column is an HSS10X8X1/2 steel tube filled with 4 ksi concrete - It is designed to support an axial load of 100 kips and strong/weak axis bending moments of 15/20 ft-kips - Calculations check that the column meets requirements for load capacity, slenderness, and strength according to design codes - The analysis confirms the column design is adequate to resist all applied loads with sufficient strength reserves.

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    This document provides a design summary and analysis for a filled composite column. Key details include: - The column is an HSS10X8X1/2 steel tube filled with 4 ksi concrete - It is designed to support an axial load of 100 kips and strong/weak axis bending moments of 15/20 ft-kips - Calculations check that the column meets requirements for load capacity, slenderness, and strength according to design codes - The analysis confirms the column design is adequate to resist all applied loads with sufficient strength reserves.

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    This document provides a design summary and analysis for a filled composite column. Key details include: - The column is an HSS10X8X1/2 steel tube filled with 4 ksi concrete - It is designed to support an axial load of 100 kips and strong/weak axis bending moments of 15/20 ft-kips - Calculations check that the column meets requirements for load capacity, slenderness, and strength according to design codes - The analysis confirms the column design is adequate to resist all applied loads with sufficient strength reserves.

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    This document provides a design summary and analysis for a filled composite column. Key details include: - The column is an HSS10X8X1/2 steel tube filled with 4 ksi concrete - It is designed to support an axial load of 100 kips and strong/weak axis bending moments of 15/20 ft-kips - Calculations check that the column meets requirements for load capacity, slenderness, and strength according to design codes - The analysis confirms the column design is adequate to resist all applied loads with sufficient strength reserves.

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    PROJECT : PAGE :

    CLIENT : DESIGN BY :
    JOB NO. : DATE : REVIEW BY :
    Filled Composite Column Design Based on AISC 360-10 & ACI 318-11

    INPUT DATA & DESIGN SUMMARY


    STEEL SHAPE (Tube or Pipe) & SIZE HSS10X8X1/2 < == Tube
    STEEL YIELD STRESS Fy = 46 ksi
    CONCRETE STRENGTH fc' = 4 ksi

    AXIAL COMPRESSION FORCE Pr = 100 kips, ASD


    STRONG AXIS EFFECTIVE LENGTH kLx = 40 ft
    WEAK AXIS EFFECTIVE LENGTH kLy = 3 ft

    STRONG AXIS BENDING MOMENT Mrx = 15 ft-kips, ASD


    STRONG AXIS BENDING UNBRACED LENGTH Lb = 40 ft, (AISC 360-10 F2.2.c)
    STRONG DIRECTION SHEAR LOAD, ASD Vstrong = 50 kips

    WEAK AXIS BENDING MOMENT Mry = 20 ft-kips, ASD


    WEAK DIRECTION SHEAR LOAD, ASD Vweak = 30 kips

    THE DESIGN IS ADEQUATE.

    ANALYSIS
    CHECK FILLED COMPOSITE COLUMN LIMITATIONS (AISC 360-10, I2.2a)
    Asteel / Atotal = 0.20 > 1.0% [Satisfactory]
    Where Asteel = 15.3 in2
    Atotal = 78.3 in2
    b/t= 16.00 < 2.26 (E / Fy)0.5 = 56.75
    [Satisfactory]
    D/t= N/A 0.15 E / Fy = 94.57
    Where b= 8.0 in
    D= N/A E= 29000 ksi
    t= 0.5 in

    CHECK COMPRESSION CAPACITY (AISC 360-10, I2.2b)


    Pc = P n / c = 142.77 kips > Pr [Satisfactory]
    Where c = 2.0 Pn = 285.54254 kips
    C2 = 0.85 P0 = 918 kips
    C3 = 0.90 Pe = 325.59012 kips

    CHECK COMBINED COMPRESSION AND BENDING CAPACITY (AISC 360-10 I1.1b & I4, and ACI 318-11 Chapter 9 & 10)


    2 0.85 f '
    C '
    o , E c 57 f C , E s 29000 ksi
    Ec
    c c 2
    0.85 f '
    C
    2 , for 0 c o
    f C
    o o
    '
    0.85 f C
    , for c o

    s E s , for s t
    f
    S
    f y , for s t

    C= 5.45 in
    Pc = Pn / b = 100 kips
    Mc = Mn / b = 86 ft-kips > Mu / (b / b) = (Mrx2 + Mry2)0.5 = 25.0 ft-kips
    Where b = 1.67 Pn = 167 kips [Satisfactory]
    b = 0.9 Mn = 143.1 ft-kips

    CHECK SHEAR CAPACITY (AISC 360-10, I2.2d & G2)


    Vn,strong / v = 184.0 / 1.67 = 110.2 kips > Vstrong = 50.0 kips [Satisfactory]

    Vn,weak / v = 147.2 / 1.67 = 88.1 kips > Vweak = 30.0 kips [Satisfactory]

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