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STAAD.Pro 2002 AISC ASD has some terms that I am not familiar with

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Current Revision posted to RAM | STAAD Wiki by Steve Crabtree on 6/15/2016 1:54:28 PM

  
 Applies To 
  
 Product(s):STAAD.Pro
 Version(s):All
 Environment: N/A
 Area: Design
 Subarea: American Steel Design
 Original Author:Bentley Technical Support Group
  

I am running STAAD.Pro 2002. In the TRACK 2 output for the AISC ASD code, I find some terms that I am not familiar with. Can you tell me what those are?

The terms reported in the TRACK 2 output for AISC ASD are :

AX = Cross section Area
AY : Area used in computing shear stresses along local Y axis
AZ : Area used in computing shear stresses along local Z axis
SY : Elastic Section modulus about local Y axis
SZ : Elastic Section modulus about local Z axis
RY : Radius of gyration about local Y axis
RZ : Radius of gyration about local Z axis

FA : Allowable axial stress. If failure condition involves axial tension, this is the allowable axial tensile stress. If failure condition involves axial compression, this is the allowable axial compressive stress.

fa : Actual axial stress.

FCZ : Allowable bending compressive stress about local Z axis.

FTZ : Allowable bending tensile stress about local Z axis.

FCY : Allowable bending compressive stress about local Y axis

FTY : Allowable bending tensile stress about local Y axis.

fbz : Actual bending stress about local Z axis, used in the design condition

fby : Actual bending stress about local Y axis, used in the design condition.

FV : Allowable shear stress.

Fey : Euler stress for buckling about local Y axis.

Fez : Euler stress for buckling about local Z axis.

DFF : Permissible limit for checking length to deflection ratio.

dff : Actual length to deflection ratio.

Tags: LRFD, AISC ASD, AISC 360, STAAD.Pro 2002, Unfamiliar terms

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