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    How Tall Should Stiffeners Be to Meet Allowable Stress on a Baseplate?

    I just tried solving it by hand and got an X value of -5.65 inches so i know its wrong. do you know of any "safer" means of solving it. Thank you so much for helping check my work. The next step i took was to sum the for the MOI for all 4 parts: Iz=\sum(bh^3)/12 + Ad^2 , which resulted in...
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    How Tall Should Stiffeners Be to Meet Allowable Stress on a Baseplate?

    To solve for my Ybar i broke the region into 4 parts: Part_______ Area______Ybar_______Ybar*Area 1:________.75*x_____.75+x/2____.5625x+.375x^2 2:________.75*x_____.75+x/2____.5625x+.375x^2 3:________.75*x_____.75+x/2____.5625x+.375x^2 4:________.75*21______.375________5.90625 Area Total...
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    How Tall Should Stiffeners Be to Meet Allowable Stress on a Baseplate?

    thanks for catching that, i came out with 53.156 kip-in when i did it again!
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    How Tall Should Stiffeners Be to Meet Allowable Stress on a Baseplate?

    okay so here is what i have so far: the moment cap. of the un-stiffened plate i used Iz=(bh^3)/12= (21)(.75^3)/12= .73828 then knowing \sigmaallow=Mc/Iz i solved for M where c=(3/4)/2 resulting in M equaling roughly 53.15 kip*in. my next step is finding the centroid of the stiffened base plate...
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    How Tall Should Stiffeners Be to Meet Allowable Stress on a Baseplate?

    A ¾” by 21” wide base plate is required to resist an applied moment of 250 in-kips, (bent about the weak axis). The allowable stress for the plate is 0.75*fy and fy = 36 ksi. The plate may not work and may require stiffeners. Three stiffeners can be welded onto the plate and used to increase...
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