Method to decide if calculating buckling failure is compulsory or not?

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Determining whether to calculate buckling failure in columns can depend on specific criteria, such as the column's length and load conditions. A common approach is to perform a preliminary buckling calculation to assess the risk of failure. There are rules of thumb that suggest short columns may not require detailed buckling analysis. However, if the column is slender or subjected to significant loads, a thorough buckling evaluation is essential. Ultimately, conducting a buckling calculation is a straightforward method to ascertain the need for further analysis.
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Is there any method to define weather I have to calculate for determine buckling of column lead to fail or not. Is there is any rule of thumb or formula that show it is required to check for buckling or not (like very short column)
 
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The simple calculation is to do a buckling calculation and see if the column will buckle...
 
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