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AW 12 x 65 column section shown in the figure is pinned at each end and has an additional support in the weak direction at a point 3.6 m from the top. Use X = 4.6 m K= 1 for both directions.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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AW 12 x 65 column section shown in the figure is pinned at each end and has an
additional support in the weak direction at a point 3.6 m from the top.
Use X = 4.6 m
K= 1 for both directions.
Y
X
X+Y

Properties of W 12 x 65
A = 12323 mm²
x= 134.11 mm
Ty = 76.71 mm
F
248 MPa
Determine the design compressive strength (kN).

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