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MEMBERS ,.
The failure of members in compression
are due either to the load exceeding the
strength (crushing) or due to buckling
under the load, because the applied load
is larger than the critical buckling load.
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COMPRESSION
MEMBERS
Buckling failure
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COMPRESSION
Actuators MEMBERS
Members in
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COMPRESSION
MEMBERS
Trusses
Structures
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COLUMN DESIGN – EULER COLUMN
Euler formula Euler column – both ends
are pinned or rounded
M = - Py
M d2y
= 2
EI dx
Solution:
P
y = A sin ( P x)
EI
+ B cos( EI x)
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COLUMN DESIGN – EULER COLUMN
y = 0 at x = 0
Boundary conditions
y = 0 at x = l
No deflections at
the ends
P
y = A sin ( P x)
EI
+ B cos( EI x)
P l)
0 = A sin ( EI
For a nontrivial solution, A cannot be zero.
Therefore:
0 = sin ( P
l) P l=n,
EI Where n is an integer, n =1, 2, 3, ….
EI
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COLUMN DESIGN – EULER COLUMN
The smallest load occurs when n = 1, therefore,
P
EI l =
2 E I
Pcritical = Euler formula
2
l
Buckling is avoided if the applied load is less than the critical load
Euler’s
end
condition
2E I
Pcr =
American Institute (leff)2
of Steel
Construction
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EULER COLUMN – SLENDERNESS RATIO,
SR
I=Ak2, where k = radius of gyration
2 E I
Pcritical = Euler formula
2
l
2 E 2
r (l/k) is called
Where S =
(Pcritical / A ) = the slenderness ratio.
(l/k)2
Design graph
Failure by
yielding
Sy
Failure by
buckling
Safe 2 E
P/A Euler’s equation
zone (l/k) 2
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EULER COLUMN – DESIGN
CURVE
Failure occurs in the
safe zone
Sy
Safe 2 E
P/A
zone (l/k)2
l / k slenderness ratio
Sy
Sy / 2
B 2 E
(l/k)2
P/A
(l / k)B
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DESIGN CURVE – JOHNSON’S EQUATION
Point B is also on the Euler’s equation
Sy
Sy / 2
B 2 E
P/A (l/k)2
(l / k)B
l / k slenderness ratio
2 E 2 E
(Pcr / A ) = , (Sy / 2) =
(l/k) 2 (l/k)B2
2K 2 E 1/2
(l/k)B = ( ) K depends on the
Sy end condition
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DESIGN CURVE – JOHNSON’S EQUATION
P/A
B 2 E
Safe zone (l/k)2
(l / k)B
l / k slenderness ratio
(Pcritical / A ) = a – b (l/k)2
P / A = Sy at l / k = 0
Boundary conditions,
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DESIGN CURVE – JOHNSON’S EQUATION
(Pcritical / A ) = a – b (l/k)2
2K 2 E 1/2
(l/k)B = ( )
Sy
K depends on the
end condition
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COLUMN DESIGN – ECCENTRIC
LOADING
The Secant Formula
M + Py + Pe = 0
d2y + P y = – Pe
dx2 EI EI
Sy
(Pcr / A ) =
1 + (eK / k2) Sec (l/k) (P / 4AE)1/2
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EXAMPLE – COLUMN DESIGN
Design a column to carry a central load of 3600 lb. The column has to be 15”
long. Due to space limitation the largest dimension cannot exceed 1.0 inch.
The column will be welded at both ends.
Select cross section → tube with outside diameter not to exceed 1.0”
Select thickness and calculate the outside diameter to obtain safety factor of 4.
Johnson equation
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EXAMPLE – COLUMN DESIGN
Euler equation
2 E 2.96x108
(Pcr / A) = =
(l/k) 2 (l/k)2
Calculate the slenderness ratio for point B
2K 2 E 1/2 2 x 1 x 2 x 30x106
(l/k)B = ( ) = ( )1/2 = 94
Sy 67000
2 2
Area A = /4 (do – di )
4 4
Area moment of inertia I = /64 (do – di )
2 2
Radius of gyration k = (I/A) 1/2
= [ (do + di ) / 16]1/2
Inside diameter di = do – 2t
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EXAMPLE – COLUMN DESIGN
Select thickness t = 3/16
Use Euler eq.
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EXAMPLE – COLUMN DESIGN
Consider a solid bar
Johnson equation
(Pcr / A ) = 67000 – 3.79 (l/k)2
16060 15 2
= 67000 – 3.79 ( )
/4 (d) 2 d/4
d2 (.713)2
Weight ratio = = = 1.2
2 2 (.75) – (.375)
2 2
do – di
Solid bar is 20% heavier
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