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Yield Stress
Factor
of Safety
Allowable stress =
LIMIT STATE DESIGN
An improved design philosophy to make allowances
for the shortcomings in the allowable stress design
was developed in the late 1970s and has been
extensively corporated in design standards and codes
formulated in all the developed countries. Although
there are many variations between practices adopted
in different countries the basic concept is broadly
similar. The probability of operating conditions not
reaching failure conditions forms the basis of Limit
States Design adopted in all countries. Ultimate
limit states are those catastrophic states, which
require a larger reliability in order to reduce the
probability of its occurrence to a very low level.
Serviceability limit state refers to the limits on
acceptable performance of the structure.
LOAD AND LOAD COMBINATIONS
To design a structure, it is analyzed first for its
intended structural configuration and assumed
sectional properties against various loads individually
and in combination with each other in a way by
which the structure may be subjected any time or at
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DESIGN PROCEDURES
b 100
d 178
9.259
31.22
t f 10.8
t w 5.7
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KL l x 1950
23.43
r x rx 83.2
KL l y 1950
90.69
ry
ry 21.5
f cc
f cc
COMPARATIVE STUDY
fy
fy
fy
KL
r
2E
KL
fy
r
2E
1
.
020
both ends, column fixed at one end and hinged at
2 x 2 x10 5
other, column pinned at both ends for a column
250 x 23.432
0.2638
2 x 2 x105
Step 5: Calculation of
0.5 1 0.2 2
0.5 1 .341.02 0.2 1.02 2 1.16
1
2
2 0 .5
1
0.58
[1.16 (1.16 2 1.02 2 )]
f cd
f y / mo
fy
2 0 .5
=
mo
fy
mo
Fig.1
132.64
Pd A f cd 428.82kN
WSM (As per IS: 800-1984)
Fig.2
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Fig.3
IS 800:2007
IS 800:2007
Fig: 4
0.20
0.10
S/W (IS 800:2007)
0.00
Fig: 5
Fig: 6
From the chart it was found that the best fit curve for
describing the behavior of steel sections with respect
strength is two degree binomial. On comparison of
the strength of sections calculated using old and new
code, it was found that the strength increases with
increase in size of the sections to the maximum of
15%
From Fig.4, 5 &6, it was found that for ISMB
100,125 and 150 the strength-weight ratio was
approximately the same. For ISMB 150,
175,200,225,250 & 300 strength-weight ratio was
found to increase with increase in size of the sections.
For ISMB 300,350 and 400 the strength-weight ratio
remains the same and for ISMB 400,450,500,550 and
600, it was found to increase with increase in size of
the sections.
Fig. 7 & 8 shows the curves drawn for the Stress
Reduction factor, inclination of tension field and
effective slenderness ratio with respect to different
Indian Standard Medium Beams.
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