Course overview
This course equips students with advance knowledge of steel design including the design of built-up sections, design using cold form steel and the design of elements subjected to complex loading regimes.
- Hot-rolled steel design
- Cold-formed steel design
Course learning outcomes
- Describe and apply the fundamental principles relating to residual stresses and buckling performance and how they can be simplified for design
- Analyse and design built up hot rolled members subjected to axial loads according to AS4100
- Analyse and design cold formed members subjected to the single and combined actions of axial loading, bending and shear according to AS/NZS4600
- Analyse and design hot rolled members when subjected to complex loading scenarios including fire loading and high-cycle fatigue
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