Theory of Beam-Columns, Volume 1 In-Plane Behavior and Design

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Pub. Date: 2007-12-01
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Summary

This is the first volume of a two-volume work presenting the basic theoretical principles, methods of analysis in obtaining the solutions of beam-columns, and developments of theories of biaxially loaded beam-columns, and to show how these theories can be used in the solution of practical design problems. After presenting the basic theory the authors proceed to solutions of particular problems. Both refined and simplified design procedures, along with their limitations, are presented. It is left to the engineer to choose among them as he sees fit. An unabridged J. Ross Publishing republication of the edition published by McGraw-Hill, Inc., New York, 1976, 513pp.

Author Biography

Dr. Wai-Fah Chen is a member of the U.S. National Academy of Engineering and an Honorary member of the American Society of Civil Engineers Dr. Toshio Atsuta was previously the Vice President of the New Industry Research Organization, Kobe, Japan

Table of Contents

Introduction
Theory of Beam-Columnsp. 1
Scopep. 2
General Considerationsp. 4
The Stability Problemp. 5
A Brief Historical Sketchp. 9
Organization of the Bookp. 11
Referencesp. 13
Stress-Strain Relations
Introductionp. 14
Simple Testsp. 15
Combined Stress Testp. 23
Initial Yield Curvesp. 28
Initial Yield Criteriap. 32
Subsequent Yield Surfacesp. 35
Nature of Yield Surfaces and Plastic Stress-Strain Relationsp. 37
Stress-Strain Relations in the Plastic Rangep. 39
Generalized Stresses and Generalized Strainsp. 42
General Theorems of Limit Analysisp. 43
Limit Analysis and Limit Surfacep. 44
Summaryp. 46
Problemsp. 49
Referencesp. 50
Elastic Stability of Columns
Introductionp. 51
Derivation of Basic Equationsp. 55
Solutions for Beam-Columns (Deflection Problem)p. 61
General Solution of Elastic Beam-Column (Deflection Problem)p. 67
Buckling of Columns (Eigenvalue Problem)p. 70
Energy Criterion for Stabilityp. 76
Approximate Methods for Solving Stability Problemsp. 81
Summaryp. 87
Problemsp. 90
Referencesp. 91
Special Topics in Elastic Stability of Columns
Introductionp. 92
Orthogonality of Buckling Modes (Characteristic Functions)p. 93
The Effect of Initial Curvature on Deflectionsp. 97
Large Deflection of Elastic Beam-Columnsp. 101
Buckling of a Column on an Elastic Foundationp. 106
Free Vibration of Axially Compressed Columnsp. 110
Buckling by a Tangential Loadp. 115
Self-Adjoint Boundary Conditionsp. 120
Summaryp. 125
Problemsp. 126
Referencesp. 128
Moment-Curvature Relations of Column Segments
Introductionp. 129
Pure Bending of Rectangular Sectionp. 130
Effects of Axial Thrustp. 134
Steel Sections of Various Shapesp. 142
Brick or Masonry Wall Sectionsp. 146
Reinforced Concrete Sectionsp. 148
Concrete-Filled Steel Tubular Sectionsp. 155
Response to Repeated Loadingp. 158
Summaryp. 161
Problemsp. 163
Referencesp. 170
Plastic Buckling of Columns
Introductionp. 171
Concepts of Plastic Buckling of Columnsp. 175
Generalized Stress-Strain Relationshipp. 176
Reduced-Modulus or Double-Modulus Theoryp. 180
The Tangent-Modulus Theoryp. 181
Example for a Column with Rectangular Sectionp. 184
Shanley's Modelp. 187
Real Columns - Deflection Problemp. 191
Influence of Residual Stresses on Plastic Bucklingp. 193
Summaryp. 196
Problemsp. 198
Referencesp. 198
Analysis of Elastic and Plastic Beam-Columns
Introductionp. 199
Elastic Limit State Analysisp. 200
Basic Equations for Plastic Beam-Column Analysisp. 210
Summaryp. 215
Problemsp. 215
Referencesp. 216
Deflection Method for Plastic Beam-Columns
Introductionp. 217
Exact Approach-Jezek's Methodp. 218
Numerical Approach-CDC Methodp. 220
Modified CDC Methodp. 228
Approximate Approach-Jezek's Methodp. 235
Approximate Solution of Laterally Loaded Beam-Columnsp. 242
Summaryp. 243
Problemsp. 245
Referencesp. 245
Curvature Method for Plastic Beam-Columns
Introductionp. 247
Derivation of General Solutionsp. 248
Boundary Conditions and Discontinuity of Curvature Slopep. 251
Solutions for a Symmetrically Loaded Beam-Column with a Concentrated Lateral Load at Mid-Spanp. 253
Eccentrically Loaded Columnp. 262
Eccentrically Loaded Beam-Columns with a Concentrated Lateral Load at Mid-Spanp. 268
Effects of Initial Curvature on Column Strengthp. 280
Summaryp. 286
Problemsp. 287
Referencesp. 288
Curvature Method-Column Curvature Curves
Introductionp. 289
Concept of Equivalent Columnp. 290
Column Curvature Curvesp. 294
Solution of the Beam-Column Problemp. 296
Rotation and Deflectionp. 299
Numerical Resultsp. 304
Summaryp. 305
Problemsp. 310
Referencesp. 310
Curvature Method-Examples
Introductionp. 311
Eccentrically Loaded Walls with no Tensile Strengthp. 312
Strength of Eccentrically Loaded Wallsp. 321
Concrete-Filled Steel Tubular Beam-Columnsp. 329
Reinforced Concrete Beam-Columnsp. 339
Summaryp. 344
Problemsp. 348
Referencesp. 349
Moment Method and Others for Plastic Beam-Columns
Introductionp. 350
Moment Method for Non-Sway Beam-Columnsp. 353
Moment Method for Restrained Sway-Columnsp. 366
Method of Finite Differencesp. 374
Modified Deflection Methodp. 379
Summaryp. 385
Problemsp. 386
Referencesp. 386
Approximate Methods for Ultimate Strength of Beam-Columns
Introductionp. 387
Method of Assuming a Deflected Shapep. 388
Maximum Strength by Newmark's Integrationp. 391
Beta-Chart for Beam-Columns with End Momentsp. 396
Simple Interaction Equations by Average Flow Momentp. 400
Maximum Strength of Concrete-Filled Steel Tubular Beam-Columnsp. 408
Summaryp. 424
Problemsp. 424
Referencesp. 425
Design of Columns and Beam-Columns
Introductionp. 426
Design of Steel Columnsp. 427
Column Design Formula in 1969 AISC Specificationp. 430
Multiple Column Curves for Design of Steel Columnsp. 433
Design of Aluminum Columnsp. 442
Design of Metal Beam-Columnsp. 443
Beam-Column Design Formulas in AISC Specificationp. 449
Design of Reinforced Concrete Columns by ACI Codep. 451
Summaryp. 455
Problemsp. 458
Referencesp. 460
Probabilistic Analysis of Column Strength
Introductionp. 461
Basic Statistical Equationsp. 462
Elastic Column Designp. 468
Probabilistic Column Curvesp. 470
Summaryp. 488
Problemsp. 489
Referencesp. 490
Answers to Some Selected Problemsp. 492
Author Indexp. 507
Subject Indexp. 509
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