Lecture

Buckling in Metal Structures

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of buckling in metal structures, including examples of post bases, verification methods, and the influence of moments on buckling load. It also discusses different approaches to determining buckling, such as interaction formulas and direct determination, as well as the importance of imperfections and stability in compressed parts.

Instructor

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