Design of Steel Bar Column <1sq, 6' Long; 30k psi Stress Limit

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The discussion focuses on designing a 1-inch square, 6-foot long steel bar column with a stress limit of 30,000 psi, conforming to AISC codes. The design considerations include the potential for Euler buckling, which requires understanding the theoretical load limits based on the column's dimensions and constraints. Participants emphasize the importance of context in determining the expected design approach, whether it aligns with specific codes or theoretical calculations. To facilitate assistance, users are encouraged to present relevant equations and initial attempts at solving the problem. Researching Euler buckling is recommended for a deeper understanding of the topic.
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a steel bar 1 " sauare 6 ' long is to be used as a column.ends are free to rotate put may not be displaced stress is limited to 30,000 psi.
i believe my teacher expect conform code AISC.
 
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The answer depends on whether your teacher expects a design conform to codes, for example AISC, CISC, etc. It may be that he covered Euler buckling and simply the theoretical load is required. The context will determine the exact answer.
Meanwhile, it would be advantageous to Google the subject "Euler buckling" and do some research or studies. An article that seems to be quite adequate is:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buckling
And the Euler buckling load/stress formulae are presented in the article.
 
john2516 said:
a steel bar 1 " sauare 6 ' long is to be used as a column.ends are free to rotate put may not be displaced stress is limited to 30,000 psi.

You need to show us the relevant equations and your attempt at a solution before we can help you on your question.
 

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