Chapter 9: Column Analysis and Design
Column design formulas generally assume a condition in which both ends are pinned. • When other conditions exist, the load-carrying capacity is increased or decreased and the allowable compressive stress is increased or decreased. • A factor K is used as a multiplier for converting the actual column length to an
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