Question: Problem 4 ( 2 5 % ) Compute the nominal compressive strength for a WT 1 0 . 5 9 1 with an effective length

Problem 4(25%)
Compute the nominal compressive strength for a WT10.591 with an effective length of 18 feet with
respect to each axis. Use A992 steel and the procedure of AISC Section E4.
Note: no score will be given if you used the column load tables, you may use it however, to check part of
your solution. You may also use CalcBook, however; detailed hand calculations for flexural buckling
strength about the x-axis, flexural buckling strength about the y-axis and flexural torsional buckling
about the y-axis should be presented for full credit.Problem 3(25%)
A 35ft column is fixed at the top and fixed at the bottom, and has additional pinned supports in the weak
axis direction at a point 10ft and 20ft from the bottom. Assume the column is part of a braced frame.
Axial gravity loads are PD=85k and PL=125k. Choose the lightest W8 column. Use 50ksi steel.
Use CalcBook to try out sections, then show detailed calculations of your selection. Then, verify your
selection from Table 4-14.
Problem 4 ( 2 5 % ) Compute the nominal

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