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1
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structural elements subjected only to compressive forces

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compression members

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T/F, bending is primary due to accidental eccentricity of load

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F, secondary

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3
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most common type of compression member

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column

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4
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if a column is subjected to bending, it is called ______________.

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beam column

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5
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smaller compression member not classified as column

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strut

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T/F, the grade of steel need not to be known in the investigation for stability.

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T

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7
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If a member becomes unstable due to large axial load, the member is said to have __________ and the corresponding load is called _________________.

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buckled, critical buckling load

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8
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The load at which buckling occurs is a function of _____________________.

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Slenderness

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8
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For extremely stocky member, failure by ____________ will occur, not buckling.

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compressive yielding

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8
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T/F , For a stocky member, lesser load is needed for instability.

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F, larger

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8
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In Euler’s equation, the ratio ____ is the slenderness ratio and is the measure of a member’s slenderness, with _____values corresponding to slender members

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L/r, larger

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9
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T/F, For stocky members/ less slender members, the Euler’s equation does not give reliable result.

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T

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10
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For stocky members, buckling occurs beyond the ____________ limit.

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proportional

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11
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In 1889, Friedrich Engesser proposed the use of _________________________ for values of f between Fpl and Fy.

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variable tangent modulus

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12
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The _______________ completely describes the strength of a column of a given material.

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column strength curve

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13
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Value of effective length factor

both sides fixed

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0.65

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14
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Value of effective length factor

one side pinned, one side fixed

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0.80

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15
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Value of effective length factor

one side fixed, one side rotation fixed and translation free

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1.2

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16
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Value of effective length factor

one side fixed, one side rotation free and translation free

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2.1

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17
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Value of effective length factor

two sides pinned

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1

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18
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Value of effective length factor

one side pinned, one side rotation fixed and translation free

19
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sum of the factored loads

20
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Sum of the service loads

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resistance factor for compression
0.9
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safety factor for compression
1.67
23
design compressive strength
OcPn
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allowable compressive strength
Pn/basta
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According to NSCP 505.3, the nominal compressive strength shall be determined based on the limit state of _____________ buckling
flexural
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What is the flexural buckling stress
Fcr
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At the boundary between _______and ______columns, the equations for Fcr gives the same value of Fcr
inelastic, elastic
28
_______________ are efficient shapes for compression members because ry = rx and the strength is the same for both axes
square structural tubes
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the mode of failure considered so far is only ___________________ as the member is subjected to flexure or bending when it becomes unstable
flexural buckling
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for elements with thin cross section, ___________ occurs.
local buckling
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the measure of the susceptibility to local buckling is the _________________ of cross sectional element
width to thickness
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unsupported along one edge parallel to the direction of load
unstiffened elements
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supported along both edges
stiffened elements
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for compression members, shapes are classified as
slender and nonslender
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Its strength limit state is LOCAL BUCKLING and the corresponding reduced strength must be computed
slender elements
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for a section to qualify as ________, its flanges must be continuously connected to the web(s) and the width - thickness ratio of its compression elements must not exceed the limiting width - thickness, yp, ratio from table 502.4.1
compact
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If the width-thickness ratio of one or more compression elements exceeds yp, but does not exceed yr, the section is _____________
non compact
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if the width to thickness ratio of any element exceeds yr, the section is referred to as ______________________.
slender element section
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For I shapes, the projecting flange is considered to be an _____________ and its width can be taken as half of the full nominal width
unstiffened element
40
limiting width to thickness ratio are either _________ or _________
compact, non compact
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It is permissible to use a cross sectional shape that does not satisfy the width to thickness ratio requirements, but it is not permitted to carry a large _____
load
41
The value of Q for members with compact and non compact sections is
1
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many of the shapes commonly used as columns are not slender, thus, reduction is not needed, that includes most
W shapes
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a large number of ______________, double angles, and tees have slender elements
HSS
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for unstiffened element, for flanges of I shaped beams and tees, the width b is ____ of the full flange width bf
1/2
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for unstiffened element, for legs of angles and flanges of channels and zees, the with b is the _______ nominal dimension
full
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for unstiffened element, for plates, the width b is the distance from the _____ edge to the first row of fasteners or line of _______.
free, welds
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for unstiffened element, for stems of tees, d is taken as the ____ nominal depth of the section.
full
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Qs is what you calculate for slender _____________ elements
unstiffened
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Qa is what you calculate for slender ____________ elements
stiffened