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The axial force can’t act centrically on the column, so, in addition, the column is always exposed to bending. As a result of the action of the bending moment, there is a further increase in the bending moment.

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Take a 3-meter-long column with one end pinned and the other fixed.  It has a cross-section area of A = 3.125 x 10-3 m2, moment of inertia of I = 4.7526 x 10-5 m4, and a width of 2.20 x 10-4 m3. Column is loaded with NEd = 150 kN at eccentricity of e = 0.02 m.

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What are the principles of operation of a DC electric motor? In our last article, we looked at the electrical parameters in series and parallel electrical circuits.  In this article, we’re going to dive into the principles of operation of a DC electric motor. The motor effect When a current-carrying conductor is placed on a […]

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Following on from our previous article on evaluating the Euler buckling load, we’re going to look at some other calculations we need when looking at buckling of columns.

To consider geometric and material imperfections, dimensionless buckling curves were defined. The figure below shows dimensionless buckling curves.

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Due to various imperfections of real steel columns, failure due to inelastic buckling occurs before the Euler buckling force. The procedure for determining the buckling load-bearing capacity of a real steel column consists of several steps:

Let’s check out another example.  We’ll take another 3m long column with one end pinned and the other fixed.  It has a cross-section area A=3.125×10-3 m2 and moment of inertia I=4.75026×10-5 m4. Buckling curve a. Calculate the column buckling resistance for steel grade S235 and E=210 x 109 Pa.

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