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                            U.S. Customary 14:56  STRENGTH OF MACHINES  SI/Metric
                    As the slenderness ratio calculated in step 2  As the slenderness ratio calculated in step 2
                  is less than the minimum value found in step  is less than the minimum value found in step
                  3 for the Euler formula, the parabolic formula  3 for the Euler formula, the parabolic formula
                  applies.                           applies.
                  Step 4. Using Eq. (6.31), calculate the critical  Step 4. Using Eq. (6.31), calculate the critical
                  stress (σ cr ) as                  stress (σ cr ) as
                                      2                                 2

                             1   S y L                         1   S y L
                    σ cr = S y −                      σ cr = S y −
                             CE  2π k                          CE  2π k
                                       1                                  1
                       = (40 kpsi) −                     = (270 MPa) −
                                                                             3
                                          3
                                 (1.5)(10 × 10 kpsi)                (1.5)(70 × 10 MPa)
                                     2                                  2
                            40 kpsi                           270 MPa

                         ×      (72)                       ×        (80)
                             2π                                 2π
                                     1                                   1
                       = (40 kpsi) −                     = (270 MPa) −    3
                                      3
                                 (15 × 10 kpsi)                     (105 × 10 MPa)
                         × (458 kpsi) 2                    × (3,438 MPa) 2
                                                                            3
                                      4
                                 21 × 10 kpsi 2                     11,820 × 10 MPa 2
                       = (40 kpsi) −                     = (270 MPa) −     3
                                      3
                                 15 × 10 kpsi                        105 × 10 MPa
                       = (40 kpsi) − (14 kpsi)           = (270 MPa) − (113 MPa)
                       = 26 kpsi                         = 157 MPa
                  Step 5. Using Eq. (6.28), calculate the axial  Step 5. Using Eq. (6.28), calculate the axial
                  stress (σ axial ) as               stress (σ axial ) as
                             P   12,000 lb                   P    54,000 N
                       σ axial =  =                    σ axial =  =
                             A   π(1in) 2                    A   π(0.025 m) 2
                                    2
                                                                        2
                           = 3,820 lb/in = 3.8 kpsi        = 27,500,000 N/m = 27.5MPa
                  Step 6. Comparing the critical stress found in  Step 6. Comparing the critical stress found in
                  step 4 with the axial stress found in step 5, the  step 4 with the axial stress found in step 5, the
                  design is safe as                  design is safe as
                              σ axial <σ cr                     σ axial <σ cr
                  6.2.3 Secant Formula
                  The Euler and parabolic formulas are based on a column that is perfectly straight and is
                  loaded directly along the axis of the column. However, if the column has eccentricities,
                  either produced during manufacture or assembly, or an eccentricity in the application of the
                  compressive load, the column can fail at a critical stress (σ cr ) value lower than predicted
                  by either the Euler or parabolic formulas.
                    Without providing the details of its development, the appropriate formula for columns
                  with an eccentricity, called the secant formula, is given in Eq. (6.34) as
                                        P cr           S y
                                   σ cr =  =                                   (6.34)
                                         A        ec     1  L  σ cr
                                             1 +  2  s
                                                  k    2  k    E
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