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p =ST_PY
y
=355
Open sections (UB, UC) subject to torsion
Calculations in accordance with BS5950:Part1:2000, the SCI 'Steelwork Design Guide to BS5950' and the SCI 'Design of
Members Subject to Combined Bending and Torsion'.
Span = 2.5 m
Section size - 457x191x74 UB
Section class - 1 (Plastic)
Steel grade - S 355
Design strength of steel = 355 N/mm2
The torsional loading comprises third point torques each of value Tq/2, with both ends warping free and torsion fixed.
For the load case specified and at a position 1250 mm along the beam, using the solutions to the differential equations given
in Appendix B of the guide, the following values can be derived.
= 0.00715 rads
' =0
'' = -0.0000000107
''' =0
The buckling check is in accordance with equation 2.21 of the SCI guide, with values of and derived as follows;
byt w
M = ABS()*M
yt x
= ABS((7.149*10-3))*30
= 0.2 kNm
hence = M *106/(Z *103)
byt yt yy
= 0.2*106/(175*103)
= 1.1 N/mm2
The local capacity check for bending is in accordance with equation 2.22 of the guide, with derived as follows;
bx
= M *106/(Z *103)
bx x xx
= 30*106/(1457*103)
= 20.6 N/mm2
The local capacity check for shear is in accordance with equation 2.25 of the guide,with values of bending and torsion shear
stresses derived as follows, at the section under investigation;
Stress in web = F*103*Q *103/(I *104*t)
bw w xx
= 100*103*826*103/(33300*104*9)
= 27.6 N/mm2
Stress in flange = F*103*Q *103/(I *104*T)
bf f xx
= 100*103*296*103/(33300*104*14.5)
= 6.1 N/mm2
Pure torsion -
stress in web = G*t*'
tw
= 79000*9*0
= 0.0 N/mm2
stress in flange = G*T*'
tf
= 79000*14.5*0
= 0.0 N/mm2
Warping -
stress in flange = -E*S *104*'''/T
wf w1
= -205000*1454*104*0/14.5
= 0.0 N/mm2
The load factor is is 1.5 and hence the angle of twist becomes
= ABS()/
s
= ABS((7.149*10-3))/1.5
= 0.00477 rads
or and angle of L = 0.27 o
The angle of rotation does not exceed 2 o which is normally acceptable, however it is prudent to check deflection at top of any
elements supported by the beam.