Question: A built - up section is made by rigidly joining two 1 0 0 - mm x 1 0 0 - mm x 2 1

A built-up section is made by rigidly joining two 100-mm x 100-mm x 21,9-
kg per metre steel equal angles to form a T-section having a flange width
of 200 mm and a web of 100 mm. This section is used for an axially loaded
column such that when buckling about its stronger axis, both ends may be
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assumed pinned and when buckling about its weaker axis, the one end is to
be assumed pinned while the other is to be treated as built-in. For a column
length of 6 m, calculate the least buckling load using both the Euler and the
Rankine formulae. Take E as 200 GPa and the proportional limit stress as 200
MPa. The Rankine constant for pinned ends is Which of the above two
formulae is more appropriate?
A built - up section is made by rigidly joining

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