Chapter 9: Column Analysis and Design
End connections affect the buckling capacity of a column. • Fixed connections are an obvious solution to minimizing column sizes; however, the cost associated with achieving rigid connections is high and such connections are difficult to make. • Timber columns are generally assumed as pinned-connected because the
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