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is recommended by AREMA (2008) as
L u
r min
200,
(6.9)
where r min = I min /A g , and I min is the minimum moment of inertia of the tension
member in bending about an axis between supports, L u .
Example 6.3
Determine the design criteria for load case A1 (Table 4.5) for member U1-
L1 in Figure E6.1 for Cooper's E80 load. Use Grade 50 ( F y =
50 ksi) steel with
ultimate stress, F u , of 70 ksi. Assume a connection as shown in Example 6.2.
The forces in member U1-L1 are
Dead load force
=
DL
=+
10.82 kips
Maximum live load force
=
LL1
=+
128.8 kips (see Chapter 5)
Minimum live load force
=
LL2
=
0
19.55 see Chapter 4)
Maximum Live Load Impact
=
39.28% (L
=
Mean Live Load Impact
=
0.40 ( 39.28 ) %
=
15.71% (see Chapter 4)
Range of live load force
=
LL range =
LL1
+
LL2
=+
128.80
+ ( 0.00 ) =
128.80 kips
Load combinations:
P rangeLL+I =
1.157 ( 128.8 ) =
149.0 kips
P max =+
10.82
+
1.393 ( 128.80 ) =+
190.2 kips
Strength considerations:
190.2
0.55 ( 50 )
6.92 in. 2 (tensile yielding)
A g
190.2
0.47 ( 70 )
5.78 in. 2 (fracture)
A n
due to strength-related shear lag effects at the connection
5.78
U c
6.42 in. 2 (fracture).
A e
Fatigue considerations (including fatigue shear lag):
A efat ( 149.0 / 16 )
9.31 in. 2 for the gross area of connected elements of
themember( Table6.1 )( AREMA(2008)recommendsslipresistantconnections
for main members such as U1-L1).
A e ( 149.0/24 )
6.21 in. 2 for the net area of the member away from the
connection (Table 6.1)
 
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