Explain the frame member''s effective lengths, Civil Engineering

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Explain the Frame member's effective lengths

1. Effective length is a product of an effective length factor (k) and the actual length of the column.

2. k depends on the relative stiffness of the columns/beams at the ends of the column and if the frame is braced/unbraced.

3. The Jackson and Moreland alignment chart is used to determine the effective length factor (k).


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