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STEEL BEAMS WITH WEB OPENINGS
The responsibility of a Structural Engineer lies in not merely designing the structure based on…
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DIFFERENCES BETWEEN POST AND BEAM AND RIGID FRAME
Post and Beam: When a vertical load weighs on a common post and beam structure, it…
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WHAT IS A RIGID FRAME BUILDING?
The structure of a steel rigid frame building is characterized by its rigid connections of…
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Buckling length in sway and non-sway structures
One of the few difficult things about buckling lengths is, that you need to know…
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Strength of Beam-Column Segments
INTRODUCTION In the following two chapters the strength and behavior of beam-column segments subjected to compression combined with biaxial…
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Biaxial bending
A column is a vertical structural member designed to transfer a compressive load. For example, a column might transfer loads from a ceiling, floor or roof slab or from a beam,…
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What is an Axial Force?
Axial force is the compression or tension force acting in a member. If the axial force acts through the…
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Difference Between Short Column and Long Column
Sr.No.Long ColumnShort Column1This column is considered to be long if the ratio of effective length…
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Slenderness Ratio
lenderness ratio of column is basically defined as the ratio of effective length of the column…
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Shapes of Cross-Section
• Square • Rectangular • Circular • Pentagonal • Hexagonal • Octagonal • T-Shape or L-Shape etc. Material of Construction • Timber Column • Masonry Column • R.C.C Column…