Prentice Hall, 2009, 692 pages
This book is a comprehensive, stand alone reference for structural steel design. Giving the audience a thorough introduction to steel structures, this book contains all of the need to know information on practical design considerations in the design of steel buildings. It includes complete coverage of design methods, load combinations, gravity loads, lateral loads and systems in steel buildings, and much more.
This text is ideal for students in a typical undergraduate course in structural steel design, and will sufficiently prepare students to apply the fundamentals of structural steel design to a typical project that they might find in practice. It is suitable for students in civil engineering, civil engineering technology, architectural engineering, and construction management and construction engineering technology programs. This text also serves as a good resource for practitioners of structural steel design because the approach taken is intended to be practical and easily applicable to typical, everyday projects.
Introduction to Steel Structures
Design Methods, Load Combinations, and Gravity Loads
Lateral Loads and Systems
Tension Members
Compression Members Under Concentric Axial Loads
Noncomposite Beams
Composite Beams
Compression Members Under Combined Axial and Bending Loads
Bolted Connections
Welded Connections
Special Connections and Details
Floor Vibrations
Built-up Sections—Welded Plate Girders
Practical Considerations in the Design of Steel Buildings
This book is a comprehensive, stand alone reference for structural steel design. Giving the audience a thorough introduction to steel structures, this book contains all of the need to know information on practical design considerations in the design of steel buildings. It includes complete coverage of design methods, load combinations, gravity loads, lateral loads and systems in steel buildings, and much more.
This text is ideal for students in a typical undergraduate course in structural steel design, and will sufficiently prepare students to apply the fundamentals of structural steel design to a typical project that they might find in practice. It is suitable for students in civil engineering, civil engineering technology, architectural engineering, and construction management and construction engineering technology programs. This text also serves as a good resource for practitioners of structural steel design because the approach taken is intended to be practical and easily applicable to typical, everyday projects.
Introduction to Steel Structures
Design Methods, Load Combinations, and Gravity Loads
Lateral Loads and Systems
Tension Members
Compression Members Under Concentric Axial Loads
Noncomposite Beams
Composite Beams
Compression Members Under Combined Axial and Bending Loads
Bolted Connections
Welded Connections
Special Connections and Details
Floor Vibrations
Built-up Sections—Welded Plate Girders
Practical Considerations in the Design of Steel Buildings