Monash University engineering handbook 1995

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CVE4121

Structural engineering 5

M B Wong

3 points * 13 lecture hours, 26 tutorial hours * First semester * Caulfield * Prerequisites: ENC3012 or ENC3002, CVE3121

Introduction to steel design: methods of analysis, general design considerations, limit state approach in comparison with working stress design and ultimate load design, forms of construction. General members: amplification factor and strength capacity, equivalent moment, end restraints, P-delta effect, braced and sway members. Design of members subject to bending: local buckling and lateral-torsional buckling; compact, non-compact and slender sections; lateral restraints, effective length; design of web. Design of members subject to compression: form factor, slenderness reduction factor, effective length. Design of members subject to combined actions: axial and bending, bi-axial bending. Design of connections: bolt group and weld group. Design of members subject to axial tension. Design of multistorey buildings.

Assessment

Examinations (3 hours): 80% * Assignments: 20%

Prescribed texts

Standards Australia Steel structures AS4100-1990 Standards Australia, 1990

Recommended texts

Bradford M A and others Worked examples for steel members AISC, 1990

Trahair N S and Bradford M A The behaviour and design of steel structures Chapman and Hall, 1988


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