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STRUCTURAL STEEL DESIGN               1.141

                              Use the “Load Factor Design Selection Table for Beams” in Part 3 of the AISC LRFD
                              Manual.


                              Calculation Procedure:
                              1. Determine if the beam is a compact section
                              The W24   76 is a compact section. This can be verified by noting that in the Properties
                              Tables in Part 1 of the AISC LRFD Manual, both b f /2t f and h c /t w for a W24   76 beam
                              are less than the respective flange and web values of   p for F y   36 ksi (248 MPa).
                              2. Find the flexural design strength for minor-axis bending
                              For minor- (or y-) axis bending, M ny   M py Z y F y regardless of unbraced length (Eq. [56]).
                              The flexural design strength for minor-axis bending of a W24   76 is always equal to
                                                       3
                                b M ny     b Z y F y   0.90   28.6 in   36 ksi   927 kip-in.   77kip-ft (104 kNm).
                              3. Compute the flexural design strength for major-axis bending
                              The flexural design strength for major-axis bending depends on C b and L b . For a simply
                              supported member, the end moments M 1   M 2   0; C b   1.0.
                              4. Plot the results
                              For 0 < L b < (L p   8.0ft),   p M n     b M p   540 kip-ft (732 kNm).
                                At L b   L r   23.4 ft,   p M nx     b M r   343 kip-ft (465 kNm). Linear interpolation is
                              required for L p < L b < L r . For L b > L r , refer to the beam graphs in Part 3 of the AISC
                              LRFD Manual.
                                Figure 36b shows the data plotted for this beam, after using data from the AISC table
                              referred to above.
                              Related Calculations. This procedure is the work of Abraham J. Rokach, MSCE, As-
                              sociate Director of Education, American Institute of Steel Construction. SI values were
                              prepared by the handbook editor.


                              DESIGNING WEB STIFFENERS
                              FOR WELDED BEAMS

                              The welded beam in Fig. 37a (selected from the table of Built-Up Wide-Flange Sections
                              in Part 3 of the AISC LRFD Manual) frames into the column in Fig. 37b. Design web
                              stiffeners to double the shear strength of the web at the end panel.


                              Calculation Procedure:
                              1. Determine the nominal shear strength for a stiffened web
                              At the end panels there is no tension field action. The nominal shear strength for a stiff-
                              ened web is, using the AISC LRFD Manual equation, V n   0.64A w F y C w . Assuming

                                                 h        k           44,000
                                                    > 234     ,   C v

                                                                         2
                                                 t w                 (h/t w ) F y
                                                          F y
                              Substituting, we obtain
                                                            44,000     26,400 k
                                              V n   0.6A w F y        A w
                                                               2            2
                                                           (h/t w ) F y  (h/t w )
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