0
Programmi:
Lingua:

Cross-section verification of cold formed cross-sections

Cross-section verification of cold formed cross-sections is caried out according to EN 1993-1-3 and chapter 6.1.6. The chapter 6.1.6 is called as "Torsional moment", however this calculation can be used as universal cross-section check for combination of occurring forces as follow:

Cross-section check to axial stress acc. to (6.11a):

where

σtot,Ed is the design total direct stress, calculated on the relevant effective cross-section

fya is the average yield strenght according to EN 1993-1-3 and chapter 3.2.2

Cross-section check to shear stress acc. to (6.11b):

where

τtot,Ed is the design total shear stress, calculated on the gross cross-section

Cross-section check to equivalent stresses acc. to (6.11c):

The total axial stress σtot,Ed and the total shear τtot,Ed should by obtained from (6.12a) and (6.12b) as follow:

and

where

σN,Ed

is the design direct stress due to the axial force NEd (using effective cross-section);

σMy,Ed

is the design direct stress due to the bending moment My,Ed (using effective cross-section);

σMz,Ed

is the design direct stress due to the bending moment Mz,Ed (using effective cross-section);

σw,Ed

is the design direct stress due to warping (using gross cross-section);

τVy,Ed

is the design shear stress due to the transverse shear force Vy,Ed (using gross cross-section);

τVz,Ed

is the design shear stress due to the transverse shear force Vz,Ed (using gross cross-section);

τt,Ed

is the design shear stress due to uniform (St. Venant) torsion (using gross cross-section);

τw,Ed

is the design shear stress due to warping (using gross cross-section).

Prova il Software FIN EC. Gratuitamente, senza limitazioni di analisi.