(a)
If the compression member is adequate to support the loads using LRFD.
Answer to Problem 4.7.3P
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Concept used:
Calculation:
From AISC manual, the radius of gyration for the given material is 5.34 in. and 3.05 in.
Taking the higher value of slenderness ratio is 62.95.
Check:
Use AISC equation 3-2.
From AISC manual, the gross area for the given material is
Check for slender:
The flange is non-slender.
The web is non-slender.
Hence, the section is safe.
Conclusion:
The section
(b)
The compression member is adequate to support the loads using ASD.
Answer to Problem 4.7.3P
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Concept used:
Calculation:
From AISC manual, the radius of gyration for the given material is 5.34 in. and 3.05 in.
Taking the higher value of slenderness ratio is 62.95.
Check:
Use AISC equation 3-2.
From AISC manual, the gross area for the given material is
Check for slender
The flange is non-slender.
The web is non-slender.
Hence, the section is safe.
Conclusion:
The section
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