INTRODUCTION
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n, it is usually essential to submit, and keep a copy of documents that
or some future work.
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All loads applied on the structure are assumed to be transferred through the shear
centre of the section.
The bending capacity is estimated based on section 4.3.8 of IStructE Manual for the
design of steelwork building structuresa to EC3. (applicable to class 3 or above)
The section details are obtained from SCI Bluebook (P363: Steel design data).
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The section resists the applied moments if the follwing interaction is satisfied
Where
Mv,Ed = design moment about v-v axis = 1.55 kNm
Mu,Ed = design moment about u-u axis = 2.15 kNm
χLT = reduction factor for lateral torsional buckling, obtained from buckling curve d
in figure 6.2 of EN 1993-1-1. The buckling curve is decided from table NA1 of
NA to 1993-1-1(estimated against relative slenderness λLT### = ) = 1.00
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The critical shear is assumed to be resisted by the vertical leg of the angle between top
flange and hinge bolt (M24) as shown below ( this will be the most onerous case)
Critical section
resisting shear
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