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    Chapter 10 Buckling and Stress Stiffening 1

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    The document discusses buckling and stress stiffening in structural engineering. It covers stress stiffening effects on beams with axial loads, linear buckling analysis of a 3D truss, and checking for buckling in a beam bracket with compressive stresses. Examples calculate buckling loads and load multipliers to determine if structures are safe from buckling under expected loads.

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    Chapter 10 Buckling and Stress Stiffening 1

    Chapter 10
    Buckling and Stress
    Stiffening
    10.1 Step-by-Step: Stress Stiffening
    10.2 Step-by-Step: 3D Truss
    10.3 More Exercise: Beam Bracket
    10.4 Review
    Chapter 10 Buckling and Stress Stiffening Section 10.1 Stress Stiffening 2

    Section 10.1
    Stress Stiffening

    Problem Description
    [2] A uniformly
    [1] The beam is made [3] An axial force
    distributed load of 0.1
    of steel and has a applies on the beam's
    N/mm applies
    uniform cross section end that is free to
    downward on the
    of 10x10 mm. move horizontally.
    beam.

    1000 mm
    Chapter 10 Buckling and Stress Stiffening Section 10.1 Stress Stiffening 3

    Stress Stiffening Effects

    This is the point with zero


    axial force. On the right,
    the beam is subject to
    tensile force. On the left,
    the beam is subject to
    compressive force.
    Chapter 10 Buckling and Stress Stiffening Section 10.1 Stress Stiffening 4

    Linear Buckling Analysis


    Chapter 10 Buckling and Stress Stiffening Section 10.1 Stress Stiffening 5
    Chapter 10 Buckling and Stress Stiffening Section 10.2 3D Truss 6

    Section 10.2
    3D Truss

    Problem Description

    π 2EI π 2 (29,000,000)(0.13852)
    Pbuckling = = = 2,226 lb = 0.14P
    L2 (133.46)2
    Chapter 10 Buckling and Stress Stiffening Section 10.2 3D Truss 7

    Results

    Buckling will occur


    when 23% of
    design loads apply
    on the structure.
    The multiplier can
    be viewed as safety
    factor. The
    structure is not
    safe.
    Chapter 10 Buckling and Stress Stiffening Section 10.3 Beam Bracket 8

    Section 10.3
    Beam Bracket

    Problem Description

    It is a good practice that


    an engineer always
    checks the structural
    [3]
    stability whenever Compressive
    stress at the
    compressive stresses
    web.
    exist.
    Chapter 10 Buckling and Stress Stiffening Section 10.3 Beam Bracket 9

    Results

    The <Load
    Multiplier> can
    be viewed as a
    safety factor.
    It predicts that
    203 times of
    design load will
    initiate a
    buckling. The
    structure is
    safe.

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