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Design of Steel Column
REF CALCULATION OUTPUT
Column design information
Column location and configuration- Edge column
Total design load NEd (kN)= 1101.36 Beam reactions R (kN)
Heigth between restrains, Lcr,y (m) 7.5 R1 = 15.77 R3 = 43.16
Heigth between restrains, Lcr,z (m) 5 R2 = 21.82 0
Applied Moments
My,Ed (kNm)= 0
Mz,Ed (kNm)= 0
Member selection
EC3 Assume nominal thickness tf (of flange) and tw (of web) less than 40mm
Pt. 1.1 = Yield strength of steel, fy, given as; fy = 275N/mm² 275
Required area for axial loading A;
A = NEd/fy = 1101.36×10 / 275
A = 40.1cm² 40.1
Trial section
Try 254x254x73 UC
A= 93.1cm² 93.1
Section properties and dimension
Dimension Properties
Steel h (mm)= 254.1 Iy (cm⁴)= 11400
section b (mm)= 254.6 Iz (cm⁴)= 3910
Tables tw (mm)= 8.6 i y (cm)= 11.1
SCI tf (mm)= 14.2 iz (cm)= 6.48
P364 r (mm)= 12.7 W pl,y (cm³)= 992
d (mm)= 200.3 Wpl,z (cm³)= 465
cf/tf = 8.96 A (cm²)= 93.1 93.1
cw/tw = 23.3 Weight (kg/m) = 73.1
Section classification
For flange thickness tf < 40mm; therefore from Table 7 of BS EN10025-2;
Strength of steel; fy = 275N/mm² 275
Table 5.2 ɛ = √ 235/fy = √(235/275) = 0.92 0.92
Table 5.2 Outstand flange classification
Sheet 2/3 From Table 5.2 of BS EN 1993-1-1: -Class 1 limit for an outstand flange
c = (b - tw - 2r) /2 = (254.6 - 8.6 - 2×12.7)/2 = 110.3mm 110.3
c/tf ≤ 9ɛ = 110.3/14.2 < 9×0.92
c/tf = 7.77 < 8.28 OK
7.77 < 8.28, therefore the outstand flange is Class 1 cross-section
Table 5.2 Internal compression part / web classification
Sheet 1/3 From Table 5.2 of BS EN 1993-1-1: -Class 1 limit for an internal compression element
c = h - 2tf - 2r = 254.1 - 2×14.2 - 2×12.7 = 200.3mm 200.3
c/tw ≤ 33ɛ = 200.3/8.6 < 33×0.92
c/tw = 23.3 < 30.36 OK
23.3 < 30.36, therefore the web in compression is Class 1 cross-section
Overal section is Class 1 under compression

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Design of Steel Column
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Design moment on column due to beam reaction
For column in simple construction the beam reactions are assumed to act at 100mm from
face column.
R1-R2
tw
y
R3-R4
z

My,Ed = [h/2 + 100 ]×[R3 - R4] Mz,Ed = [tw/2 + 100 ]×[R1 - R2]
My,Ed = [254.1/2+100]×[43.16-0]× 10⁻³ Mz,Ed = [8.6/2+100]×[15.77-21.82]× 10⁻³
= 9.8 kNm = 0.64 kNm
Total design moments
My,Ed = 0 + 9.8 = 9.8kNm 9.8
Mz,Ed = 0 + 0.64 = 0.64kNm 0.64
6.3.1.1 Buckling resistance, Nb,Rd
Eq. 6.46 NEd /Nb, Rd ≤ 1.0
(1) NEd = 1101.36kN 1101.36
Eq. 6.47(3) b,Rd = ꭓAfy/γM1
N
Eq. 6.49 ꭓz = 1/[Φ + √ (Φ² - ƛz²)]
Φ = 0.5 [ 1+ α (ƛz - 0.2) + ƛz²]
Determination of slenderness coefficient
6.3.1.3 λ1 = 93.9ɛ = 93.9 × √(235/275) = 86.8 86.8
ƛy = LEy/iy /λ1 = 7500/(111 × 86.8) >> ƛy = 0.78 0.78
ƛz = LEz/iz /λ1 = 5000/(64.8 × 86.8) >> ƛz = 0.89 0.89
Therefore slenderness factor = 0.89 (about z-z axis) 0.89
Reduction factor
Table 6.2 h/b = 254.1 / 254.6 = 1 < 1.2 and tf = 14.2
Table 6.1 =>for y-y axis, use bucling curve b =>imperfection factor, αLT = 0.34 0.34
Table 6.1 =>for z-z axis, use bucling curve c =>imperfection factor, αLT = 0.49 0.49
Therefore imperfection factor a = 0.49 0.49
Eq. 6.49 Φ = 0.5 [1 + 0.49 (0.89 - 0.2) + 0.89²] = 1.066
Φ = 1.066 1.066
Eq. 6.49 ꭓz = 1/ [1.066 + √ (1.066² - 0.89²)] = 0.606
ꭓz = 0.606 0.606
Eq. 6.47 Nb,z,Rd = 0.606 × 9310 × 275 × 10⁻³ =
= 1551kN
Therefore buckling resistance, Nb,z,Rd = 1551kN 1551
NEd /Nb, Rd = 1101.36 / 1551 = 0.72 0.72
= 0.72 < 1.0 OK
Lateral Torsional Buckling Resistance Moment
Eq. 6.55 Moment resistance, Mb,y,Rd (major axis)
6.3.2.1(3) Mb,y,Rd = ꭓLT Wpl, y fy/γM1
Eq. 6.57 Determination of Reduction factor, ꭓLT

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6.3.2.3 ꭓLT = 1/[ΦLT +√(Φ²LT -βƛ²LT)]
(1) ΦLT = 0.5 [ 1 + αLT (ƛLT - ƛLT,0) + βƛ²LT]
ƛLT,0 = 0.4 0.4
β = 0.75 0.75
Table 6.5 h/b = 254.1 / 254.6 = 1 < 2.0 1
>> for I or H rolled sections; >> from Table 6.5, use buckling curve: b b
Table 6.3 From Table 6.3, imperfection factor, αLT = 0.34 0.34
Steel ƛLT = (1/√C1)uvƛz√βw u = 1.0 or 0.9 (for rolled section) 0.9
manual v = 1.0 (conservatively for non-destabilizing loading) 1
Eq. 6.50 ƛz = Lcr/λ1 iz
λ1 = = 93.9×0.92 = 86.38 iz = = 6.48×10 = 64.8
ƛz = Lcr/λ1 iz = 7500/ (86.38 × 64.8) =
ƛz = 1.34 1.34
√βw = 1 1
Table 6.6 1/√C1 = 1. 0 (connection factor) 1
ƛLT = 1×0.9×1×1.34 = 1.21
ƛLT = 1.21 1.21
Eq. 6.57 ΦLT = 0.5 [ 1 + 0.34 (1.21 - 0.4) + 0.75 × 1.21²] = 1.187
ΦLT = 1.187 1.187
Eq. 6.57 ꭓLT = 1/ [1.187 + √ (1.187² - 0.75 × 1.21²)] = 0.58
ꭓLT = 0.58 0.58
Eq. 6.55 Mb,y,Rd = 0.58 × 992 × 275 × 10⁻³/1.0 = 158.22kNm
Mb,y,Rd = 158.22kNm 158.22
Eq. 6.54 My,Ed/Mb,y,Rd = 9.8 / 158.22 = 0.07 0.07
My,Ed/Mb,y,Rd = 0.07 < 1.0 OK
Moment resistance, Mpl,z,Rd (minor axis)
6.3.2.1 Mb,z,Rd = Wpl,z fy/γM0
= 465 × 275 × 10⁻³/1.0 = 127.87kNm
Mb,z,Rd = 127.87kNm 127.87
Eq. 6.54 Mz,Ed/Mb,z,Rd = 0.64 / 127.87 = 0.01 0.01
Mz,Ed/Mb,z,Rd = 0.01 < 1.0 OK
Combine bending & axial compression buckling(simplified)
SCI NEd/Nb,z,Rd + My,Ed/Mb,y,Rd +1.5 Mz,Ed/Mpl,z,Rd ≤ 1.0
SN 048b = (1101.36/1551) + (9.8/158.22) + (1.5×0.64/127.87) = 0.78
Therefore the ratio, 0.78 < 1.0 OK
ADOPT- 254x254x73 UC, S275

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