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WRC - BULLETIN 272

DESIGN OF BEAM COLUMNS WITH LATERAL-TORSIONAL END RESTRAINTS ; TAPERED COLUMNS WITH UNEQUAL FLANGED

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Organization: WRC
Publication Date: 1 November 1981
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The AISC interaction equation approach is a very convenient design tool and has been widely accepted as the basic design approach for beam-columns. This study has addressed itself to one special aspect of the interaction equation approach (lateral-torsional buckling failure mode) and resulted in a conclusion that for lateral-torsional buckling, a modification function to the bending stress ratio (fb/Fb), different from the AISC format, can provide improved designs on a more rational basis. For in-plane failure mode the present AISC interaction equation remains a very good approach.

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BULLETIN 272
November 1, 1981
DESIGN OF BEAM COLUMNS WITH LATERAL-TORSIONAL END RESTRAINTS ; TAPERED COLUMNS WITH UNEQUAL FLANGED
The AISC interaction equation approach is a very convenient design tool and has been widely accepted as the basic design approach for beam-columns. This study has addressed itself to one special...
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