Worked example

Beam-column example 2 I
Oz +

593

I
I
- 0.48'

Sheet 5 of 8

Rev

X? =

,/-=

0.66 + 40.66'

= 0.89 5 1.O

Column buckling resistance:

Nh,i,Rii =X,Af,= 0'89x10500x355 x10-' =3332kN ,160kN yu7 I .o =NEo

OK

BS E N 1993-1-1 C 1 6.3.I . I

Lateral torsional buckling resistance

Non-dimensional beam slendernesses is determined using the simplified approach given in NCCI SN0026 and Reference 2 as follows: NCCI SN002

For Class I or 2 sections, = 1.0. Conservatively for I-sections, take W = 0.9. For the ratio of end moments ly=379/5.?0 = 0.71, l l f i = 0.91 (by interpolation) from Table 6.4 of Reference 2 - see also Chapter 17.

Since

xLl c 0.4, there is n o reduction for lateral torsion buckling and M h K d M , ,

= = WZ,,> -= 2060 x

Hd.

M , , Ril

f,

ylvo

10

'355 x 10" I .o

= 731kNm >530kNm= Mr(1 :.OK

Combined axial load plus bending:

To verify resistance under combined axial loading plus bending, both Equations 6.61 and 6.62 of BS E N 199.7-1-1 must be satisfied. The minor axis bending term is absent in this example since M..,bd = 0. Values of k,,,,and kz,,are determined graphically from Figure 19.12. =0.89. For t,~=0.71,C,,, = 0 . 6 + 0 . 4 ~ 0 . 7 1

BS EN 199.7-1 -1 Table B.3

Figure 18.12 (a)

For
j

Nro
~

160= 0.04 and 1,= 0.34, k = 1.01,

3604 C,,,

Nh,Kd

k , , = 1.01x 0.89 = 0.89

Figure 18.12 (6)