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Ce 4560.e01

1. The document provides calculations to determine section properties of flexural members made of steel, including: - Plastic section modulus Z and plastic moment Mp - Elastic section modulus S and yield moment My 2. Properties are calculated for members with different cross-sectional geometries, including flange and web dimensions. - Neutral axis location y� is determined through force equilibrium. - Section properties are then used to calculate bending capacities. 3. The final example verifies a tabulated plastic section modulus value for a standard W18 wide flange shape.

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Ce 4560.e01

1. The document provides calculations to determine section properties of flexural members made of steel, including: - Plastic section modulus Z and plastic moment Mp - Elastic section modulus S and yield moment My 2. Properties are calculated for members with different cross-sectional geometries, including flange and web dimensions. - Neutral axis location y� is determined through force equilibrium. - Section properties are then used to calculate bending capacities. 3. The final example verifies a tabulated plastic section modulus value for a standard W18 wide flange shape.

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1. A flexural member is fabricated from two flange plates ½ x 7 ½ and a web plate 3/8 x 17.
The yield stress of the steel is 50 ksi.
a. Compute the plastic section modulus Z and the plastic moment Mp with respect
to the major principal axis.
b. Compute the elastic section modulus S and the yield moment My with respect to
the major principal axis.


Fy = 50 ksi ½

Z=?

Mp =? 17

S =? 3/8
My =?

½

b.
bh3
Ix =
12

Ixx = Ix + Ad2 y and Where y=|y-𝑦𝑦�|


Section Area (in2 ) Distance y (in)
TOP FLANGE (7.5)(0.5) =3.75 0.5
0.5+17+ 2 =17.75
17
WEB (0.375)(17)=6.375 0.5+ 2 =9
BOTTOM FLANGE (7.5)(0.5) =3.75 0.5
=0.25
2

A1 y1 +A1 y1 +A1 y1 3.75∗17.75+6.375∗9+3.75∗0.25


𝑦𝑦� = ∑ Ai
= =9 in
3.75+6.375+3.75
7.5∗0.53 0.375∗173 7.5∗0.53
Ixx = 12
+ 3.75(17.75 − 9)2 + 12
+ 6.375(9 − 9)2 + 12
+ 3.75(9−0.25)2=727.91 in4
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Ixx 727.91in4
Sx = �
= =80.88 in3  Elastic Section Modulus
y 9 in
1′
Myx = Sx Fy = (80.88 in3 )(50 ksi)(12")=337.00 k-ft  Yield Moment

7½“

8.75 9 in
8.50

8.50 8.75 9 in

a.
8.50
Zx =∑ Ad =2*(3.75)(8.75) + 2* (0.375)(8.50) ( 2
)=92.72 in3  Plastic Section Modulus
1′
MPx = Zx Fy = (92.72 in3 )(50 ksi)(12")=386.33 k-ft  Plastic Moment
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2. An unsymmetrical flexural member consists of a ½ x 12 top flange, a ½ x 7 bottom flange,


and a 3/8 x 16 web.
a. Determine the distance y� from the top of the shape to the horizontal plastic
neutral axis.
b. If A572 Grade 50 steel is used, what is the plastic moment Mp for the horizontal
plastic neutral axis?
c. Compute the plastic section modulus Z with respect to the minor principal axis.

y� =? 12 in

Mpx =? ½

𝑍𝑍𝑦𝑦 =?

16 in 3/8

½
a. 7 in
Fy At = Fy Ab  same material

At = Ab

Atf = 0.5 *12 = 6 in2


Atw =(𝑦𝑦� − 0.5) (0.375)= 0.375𝑦𝑦� - 0.1875
At = 6 +0.375𝑦𝑦� -0.1875= 5.8125 +0.375𝒚𝒚

Abf = 0.5*7 = 3.5 in2


Abw =(0.5+16-𝑦𝑦�) (0.375)= 0.1875+6-0.375𝑦𝑦�
Ab =3.5 +0.1875 +6 -0.375𝑦𝑦� = 9.6875-0.375𝒚𝒚

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At = Ab
5.8125 +0.375𝑦𝑦�=9.6875-0.375𝑦𝑦�
0.75𝑦𝑦�=3.875
𝑦𝑦�=5.167 in

b.
12”

5.167 4.667 4.917

11.833 11.333 11.583

7”

4.667 11.333
Zx =∑ Ad = 12*0.5*4.917 + 0.375*4.667* 2
+ 7*0.5*11.583 + 0.375*11.333* 2

=98.21 in3  Plastic Section Modulus

1′
MPx = Zx Fy =(98.21 in3 )(50 ksi)(12")=409.2 k-ft  Plastic Moment
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c.

Section Area (in2 ) Distance x (in)


TOP FLANGE (12)(0.5) =6 6
WEB (0.375)(16)=6 0.1875
BOTTOM FLANGE (7)(0.5) =3.5 3.5

A1 y1 +A1 y1 +A1 y1 6∗6+6∗0.1875+3.5∗3.5


𝑥𝑥̅ = = =3.185 in
∑ Ai 6+6+3.5

∑ 𝐴𝐴 15.5 in2
Zy = x� = *3.185 in=24.68 in3  Plastic Section Modulus
2 2
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3. Verify the value of Zx for W18 X 50 that is tabulated in the dimensions and properties
tables in Part 1 of the Manual.

7.5”

9/16”

18” 3/8”

Section Area (in2 ) Distance y (in)


TOP FLANGE (7.5)(0.5625) =4.21875 0.5625+16.875+
0.5625
=17.71875
2
WEB (0.375)(16.875)=6.328125 0.5625+
16.875
=9
2
BOTTOM FLANGE (7.5)(0.5625) =4.21875 0.5625
=0.28125
2
TOTAL AREA 14.765625

A1 y1 +A1 y1 +A1 y1 4.21875∗17.71875+6.328125∗9+4.21875∗0.28125


𝑦𝑦� = ∑ Ai
= =9 in
4.21875+6.328125+4.21875

A= 14.76 in2
A=14.7 in2  Manual 1-22
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7½“
9”
8.4375” 8.71875”

8.4375” 8.71875” 9”

8.4375
Zx =∑ Ad = 2* (7.5*0.5625) (8.71875) +2* (0.375*8.4375) ( 2
) =100.26 in3

Zx =101 in3  MANUAL 1-23

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