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Beam
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Any structural element that carries load primarily in bending (defined by function).
Joists (civil engineering) Stringers (naval arch) Carry some axial load that must be very small compared to the buckling capacity of the beam, otherwise it is a column. |
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Elastic Flexture formula
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Formula which relates the beam bending moment due to loading to the stress experience by the beam fibers.
σ=(M*y)/I |
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Assumptions of the Elastic Flexture formula
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1. pure bending, no vertical or horizontal shear forces
2.initially straight, constant cross-section shape 3. homogeneous, obeys Hooke's Law, material is loaded in the linear elastic range, small deflections 4. Modulus of Elasticity is the same in tension and compression |
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Second Moment of Inertia
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Measure of the scatter of the area.
I=∫y^2 dA |
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Section Modulus
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I/y
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Euler's Equation
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σ_crit=(π^2*E)/(L/r)^2
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Ultimate Load of a Column depends on
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1. Material Properties
2. Geometry (I, A, Depth) 3. End Conditions 4. Initial Column Eccentricity 5. Load Eccentricity |
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Real Column Assumptions
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1. Initially straight and constant section area
2. Homogeneous and remains elastic (small deflections) 3. Load is applied along central axis of column 4. Pinned end conditions- no moment on end |
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Equation for Biforcation point
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d^2 v/ dx^2 + Pv(x) =0
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slenderness ratio
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L/r
r is the smallest radius of gyration of the column: r=sqrt(I/A) Buckling of a column occurs where the ratio gives the greatest value. |
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Columns
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Long slender members subjected to an axial compressive force.
Buckling is the lateral deflection that occurs. |
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Effective Length
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L_e = kL
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Column Design Steps
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1. Choose material, find Cc
2. Choose the orientation of the column- determine effective length (x and y), calculate kxL, kyL The weak direction with shortest Le and strong direction with largest Le. |