CHECKSTEEL
CHECKSTEEL
----- 250 x 150 x 8.0 RHS DESIGN SUMMARY (AS 4100) -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
My*: 29 kNm
Vx*: 162 kN
Vy*: 42 kN
φMsx = φ × fy × Zex
= 0.9 × 450 × 482140
= 195.27 kNm [38.25%]
• Any element assumed to provide full, partial, or lateral restraint must be designed to transfer 2.5% of the critical flange force
(0.025 × 74.7 kNm / 0.242 m) = 7.72 kN as per Section 5.4.3.1.
• Segment is subject to transverse loads, such that βm = -0.8 as per Section 5.3.2.4 (b).
• Lateral buckling check not required for this segment as Segment Length ≤ Lmax, such that φMbx = φMsx as per Section 5.3.2.4.
φMsy = φ × fy × Zey
= 0.9 × 450 × 299178
= 121.17 kNm [23.93%]
• Section not susceptible to lateral buckling over this segment, biaxial bending member capacity check not required.
φT = φ × (0.6 × fy) × C
= 0.9 × (0.6 × 450) × 5.0396E+5
= 122.46 kNm [14.29%]
d1 = d - 2 × t
= 250.0 - 2 × 8.0
= 234.0 mm
Awx = 2 × d1 × t
= 2 × 234.0 × 8.0
= 3744 mm²
• As d1/t × √(fy/250) (39.24) ≤ 82, buckling check not required, such that φVux = φVwx (5.11.2).
• Section has non-uniform shear stress distribution, such that φVv must be determined from a rational elastic analysis as per AISC 2004
Section 5.2.2.4.
f*vmx = 3 × (2 × b + d)
= 3 × (2 × 150.0 + 250.0)
= 1650.00 MPa
f*vax = 2 × (3 × b + d)
= 2 × (3 × 150.0 + 250.0)
= 1400.00 MPa
b1 = b - 2 × t
= 150.0 - 2 × 8.0
= 134.0 mm
Awy = 2 × b1 × t
= 2 × 134.0 × 8.0
= 2144 mm²
• As b1/t × √(fy/250) (22.47) ≤ 82, buckling check not required, such that φVuy = φVwy (5.11.2).
• Section has non-uniform shear stress distribution, such that φVv must be determined from a rational elastic analysis as per AISC 2004
Section 5.2.2.4.
f*vmy = 3 × (2 × d + b)
= 3 × (2 × 250.0 + 150.0)
= 1950.00 MPa
f*vay = 2 × (3 × d + b)
= 2 × (3 × 250.0 + 150.0)
= 1800.00 MPa
d5 = d - 2 × rext
= 250.0 - 2 × 20.0
= 210.0 mm
• Interior bearing can be assumed as bd ≥ 1.5 d5 (315.00 mm) as per Figure 5.13.1.3.
bbf = bs + 5 × rext
= 200 + 5 × 20.0
= 300.0 mm
bbw = d5 / 2
= 210.0 / 2
= 105.0 mm
bb = bbf + 2 × bbw
= 300.0 + 2 × 105.0
= 510.0 mm
ks = 2 × rext/t - 1
= 2 × 20.0/8.0 - 1
= 4.00
kv = d5 / t
= 210.0 / 8.0
= 26.25
φRby = φ × 2 × bb × t × fy × αp
= 0.9 × 2 × 510.0 × 8.0 × 450 × 0.2585
= 854.29 kN [15.69%]
φRbb = φ × 2 × αc × bb × t × fy
= 0.9 × 2 × 0.3682 × 510.0 × 8.0 × 450
= 1216.83 kN [11.01%]
φNty = φ × fy × Ag
= 0.9 × 450 × 5924
= 2399.22 kN [9.04%]
• Uniform force distribution assumed, such that the Correction Factor (kt) is 1.0 as per Section 7.3.1.
φNtf = φ × 0.85 × fu × An × kt
= 0.9 × 0.85 × 500 × 5636 × 1.00
= 2155.77 kN [10.07%]
• Note that the locations of maximum torsion and bending rarely conincide. You may need to adjust the input design actions accordingly
to check the member at multiple points along its length to avoid unnecessary conservatism in the results.
τz* = Mz* / C
= (17.5 × 1.00E+6) / 503958
= 34.73 MPa
• For sections not compact about both axes, use elastic design provisions as per SCI P385 Section 3.1.
• Calculate bending and torsion interaction as per SCI P385 Section 3.1.1.
• As Mx* < 0.75 φMsx, bending and shear interaction about the x-axis check not required, such that φVvmx = φVvx (5.12.3).
• As My* < 0.75 φMsy, bending and shear interaction about the y-axis check not required, such that φVvmy = φVvy (5.12.3).
d1 = d - 2 × t
= 250.0 - 2 × 8.0
= 234.0 mm
• Calculate bending section capacity about the x-axis (φMrx) for tension members compact about the x-axis as per Section 8.3.2 (a).
• Section not susceptible to lateral buckling over this segment length, out-of-plane bending member capacity about the x-axis (φMox)
check not required as per Section 8.4.4.2.
• Calculate bending section capacity about the y-axis (φMry) as per Section 8.3.3.
• Calculate shear and torsion interaction about the x-axis (φVvzx) using moment-reduced shear capacity (φVvmx) from bending and shear
interaction as per EN 1993-1-1 Section 6.2.7 (9).
• Calculate shear and torsion interaction about the y-axis (φVvzy) using moment-reduced shear capacity (φVvmy) from bending and shear
interaction as per EN 1993-1-1 Section 6.2.7 (9).
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