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    Steel Beam and Column Analysis / Code Check

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    The document summarizes the analysis of a W12x30 steel beam for axial compression, bending, and buckling according to the AISC 9th edition manual. Key properties of the W12x30 section are provided. The beam is subjected to 10 kips of axial load, 25 ft-kips of moment about the x-axis, and 5 ft-kips of moment about the y-axis. The analysis calculates stresses and capacities for axial compression, bending about each axis, and buckling about each axis. It determines the stress ratio is 0.922, indicating the design is adequate.

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    The document summarizes the analysis of a W12x30 steel beam for axial compression, bending, and buckling according to the AISC 9th edition manual. Key properties of the W12x30 section are provided. The beam is subjected to 10 kips of axial load, 25 ft-kips of moment about the x-axis, and 5 ft-kips of moment about the y-axis. The analysis calculates stresses and capacities for axial compression, bending about each axis, and buckling about each axis. It determines the stress ratio is 0.922, indicating the design is adequate.

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    The document summarizes the analysis of a W12x30 steel beam for axial compression, bending, and buckling according to the AISC 9th edition manual. Key properties of the W12x30 section are provided. The beam is subjected to 10 kips of axial load, 25 ft-kips of moment about the x-axis, and 5 ft-kips of moment about the y-axis. The analysis calculates stresses and capacities for axial compression, bending about each axis, and buckling about each axis. It determines the stress ratio is 0.922, indicating the design is adequate.

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    The document summarizes the analysis of a W12x30 steel beam for axial compression, bending, and buckling according to the AISC 9th edition manual. Key properties of the W12x30 section are provided. The beam is subjected to 10 kips of axial load, 25 ft-kips of moment about the x-axis, and 5 ft-kips of moment about the y-axis. The analysis calculates stresses and capacities for axial compression, bending about each axis, and buckling about each axis. It determines the stress ratio is 0.922, indicating the design is adequate.

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    "BEAMCOL9.

    xls" Program
    Version 3.5

    STEEL BEAM AND COLUMN ANALYSIS / CODE CHECK


    Stress Code Check Per AISC 9th Edition Manual (ASD)
    For W, S, M, and HP Shapes
    Job Name: Subject:
    Job Number: Originator: Checker:

    Input Data:

    Member Size: Member Properties: Y


    Select: W12x30 A= 8.79 in.^2
    d = 12.300 in. tf=0.44
    Member Loadings: tw = 0.260 in.
    P= 10.00 kips bf = 6.520 in.
    Mx = 25.00 ft-kips tf = 0.440 in.
    My = 5.00 ft-kips rt = 1.730 in. d=12.3 X
    d/Af = 4.30
    Design Parameters: Ix = 238.00 in.^4 tw=0.26
    Fy = 36.00 ksi Sx = 38.60 in.^3
    Kx = 1.00 rx = 5.210 in. bf=6.52
    Ky = 1.00 Iy = 20.30 in.^4 O
    Lx = 14.000 ft. Sy = 6.24 in.^3 W12x30 Section
    Ly = 14.000 ft. ry = 1.520 in. Qs = 1.000
    Lb = 14.000 ft. J= 0.46 in.^4 Qa = 1.000
    Cb = 1.00 Cw = 719.0 in.^6
    Cmx = 0.85
    Cmy = 0.85
    ASIF = 1.000

    Results:

    For Axial Compression: For X-axis Bending: For Y-axis Bending:


    Kx*Lx/rx = 32.25 Lc = 6.88 ft. fby = 9.62 ksi
    Ky*Ly/ry = 110.53 Lu = 10.77 ft. Fby = 27.00 ksi
    Cc = 126.10 Lb/rt = 97.11 Mry = 14.04 ft-kips
    fa = 1.14 ksi fbx = 7.77 ksi
    Fa = 11.60 ksi Fbx = 16.61 ksi
    Pa = 101.97 kips Mrx = 53.43 ft-kips

    X-axis Euler Stress: Y-axis Euler Stress:


    F'ex = 143.62 ksi F'ey = 12.22 ksi

    Stress Ratio:
    S.R. = 0.922 Eqn. H1-3

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