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Stainless steel design

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todd2ny

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I am designing a compression member using Allowable Stress Design. The manual I am using is SEI/ASCE 8-02. How should I account for local web and flange buckling.

Thanks for the help,
 
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Methods for web buckling analysis and flange buckling are addressed in the AISC manual of steel construction. Even though you're using stainlees, I think that's probably your best design source.
 
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