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2.1.2

Design from experience

17

2.1.3

Elastic theory

17

2.1.4

Plastic theory

18

2.1.5

Limit state theory and design codes

19

2.2

Limit states and design basis

20

2.3

Loads, actions and partial safety factors

20

2.3.1

Loads

20

2.3.2

Load factors/partial safety factors and design loads

21

2.4

Structural steels—partial safety factors for materials

21

2.5

Design methods from codes—ultimate limit state

21

2.5.1

Design methods from BS 5950

21

2.5.2

Analysis of structures—Eurocode 3

23

2.5.3

Member and joint design

23

2.6

Stability limit state

24

2.7

Design for accidental damage

24

2.7.1

Progressive collapse and robustness

24

2.7.2

Building Regulations 1991

25

2.7.3

BS 5950 requirements for structural integrity

25

2.8

Serviceability limit states

26

2.8.1

Deflection limits

26

2.8.2

Vibration

26

2.9

Design considerations

26

2.9.1

Fatigue

26

2.9.2

Brittle fracture

27

2.9.3

Corrosion protection

28

2.9.4

Fire protection

28

Preliminary design

31

3.1

General considerations

31

3.2

Need for and scope of preliminary design methods

31

3.3

Design concept, modelling and load estimation

31

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3.3.1

Design concept

31

3.3.2

Modelling

32

3.3.3

Load estimation

32

3.4

Analysis

32

3.4.1

Statically determinate structures

32

3.4.2

Statically indeterminate structures

35

3.5

Element design

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