LOCAL BUCKLING AND SECTION CLASSIFICATION
In the case of beams, the compression flange behaves as a plate element subjected to uniform compression and, depending on whether it is an outstand or an internal element, undergoes local buckling at the corresponding critical buckling stress. However, the web is partially under compression and partially under tension. Even the part in compression
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