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86 / ENGINEERING JOURNAL / SECOND QUARTER / 2002 A guardrail system is a building component located near the open side of an elevated surface for the purpose of minimizing the possibility of a fall from the elevated sur- face by people, equipment, or material (ASCE, 2000). A typical pedestrian guardrail is illustrated in Figure 1. While architects usually handle the specification of guardrail sys- tems for most buildings, the structural design of these sys- tems is generally within the area of expertise of the project structural engineer. Often, the project architect will only provide general guidance on the configuration of the guardrails, leaving the actual structural design to the fabri- cator. This paper is based on years of experience gained by the author as a consultant to several structural steel and mis- cellaneous metals fabricators designing guardrail systems. Traditionally, when steel guardrail systems are specified; they have been designed using the AISC Allowable Stress Design Specification (AISC, 1989). Alternate, less fre- quently-used design specifications which are current include other specifications from the American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC), the American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI), and the National Association of Architec- tural Metal Manufacturers (NAAMM). Although the move to Load and Resistance Factor Design (LRFD) (AISC, 1994b) methods has been slow, this paper will compare the design of steel pipe guardrail systems using five different design specifications, two of which are LRFD specifica- tions and three of which are ASD specifications. The design methodology discussed here is equally applicable to both pipe and hollow structural section (HSS) guardrail systems. LOADS Design live loads for guardrail systems are specified by the locally adopted building code, however, most codes use live load requirements similar to those specified by ASCE 7-98 (ASCE, 2000). Those loads are a uniform load of 50 pounds per linear foot, and a concentrated load of 200 pounds. These loads are to be applied in any direction, but need not A Technical Note: Comparison of Design Specifications for Design of Pipe and Round HSS Pedestrian Guardrail Systems be applied simultaneously. For the typical guardrail system shown in Figure 1, the critical direction of the load is hori- zontal. Most building codes require the guardrail to be 42 in. high. A conservative design assumption made by many designers is to consider the load to be applied at a height of 42.5 in., to take into account the fact that the guardrail may be inadvertently installed slightly higher than intended. DISTRIBUTION OF LOADS The NAAMM (1995) manual provides the recommended distribution of loads for railing system posts and rails, for both uniform and concentrated load cases. Design moments in horizontal rails are based on considering the rail to be either a simply supported beam (single span condition) or a continuous beam. Design moments in the posts are based on considering the post to be a simple cantilever, fixed at the base. Rails under concentrated load: Single Span Rail: M = PL/4 Two or More Spans: M = PL/5 Rails under uniform load: One or Two-Span Rail: M = wL 2 /8 Three or More Spans: M = wL 2 /9.5 Post under concentrated load: All Conditions: M = DPh Where D is a factor, which considers the distribution of the concentrated load to adjacent posts. NAAMM (1995) THOMAS SPUTO Thomas Sputo is a structural engineer, Sputo Engineering, Gainesville, FL. Fig. 1. Typical Guardrail.

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  • 86 / ENGINEERING JOURNAL / SECOND QUARTER / 2002

    Aguardrail system is a building component located nearthe open side of an elevated surface for the purpose ofminimizing the possibility of a fall from the elevated sur-face by people, equipment, or material (ASCE, 2000). Atypical pedestrian guardrail is illustrated in Figure 1. Whilearchitects usually handle the specification of guardrail sys-tems for most buildings, the structural design of these sys-tems is generally within the area of expertise of the projectstructural engineer. Often, the project architect will onlyprovide general guidance on the configuration of theguardrails, leaving the actual structural design to the fabri-cator. This paper is based on years of experience gained bythe author as a consultant to several structural steel and mis-cellaneous metals fabricators designing guardrail systems.

    Traditionally, when steel guardrail systems are specified;they have been designed using the AISC Allowable StressDesign Specification (AISC, 1989). Alternate, less fre-quently-used design specifications which are currentinclude other specifications from the American Institute ofSteel Construction (AISC), the American Iron and SteelInstitute (AISI), and the National Association of Architec-tural Metal Manufacturers (NAAMM). Although the moveto Load and Resistance Factor Design (LRFD) (AISC,1994b) methods has been slow, this paper will compare thedesign of steel pipe guardrail systems using five differentdesign specifications, two of which are LRFD specifica-tions and three of which are ASD specifications. The designmethodology discussed here is equally applicable to bothpipe and hollow structural section (HSS) guardrail systems.

    LOADS

    Design live loads for guardrail systems are specified by thelocally adopted building code, however, most codes use liveload requirements similar to those specified by ASCE 7-98(ASCE, 2000). Those loads are a uniform load of 50 poundsper linear foot, and a concentrated load of 200 pounds.These loads are to be applied in any direction, but need not

    A Technical Note:Comparison of Design Specifications for Design of Pipe and Round HSS Pedestrian Guardrail Systems

    be applied simultaneously. For the typical guardrail systemshown in Figure 1, the critical direction of the load is hori-zontal. Most building codes require the guardrail to be 42in. high. A conservative design assumption made by manydesigners is to consider the load to be applied at a height of42.5 in., to take into account the fact that the guardrail maybe inadvertently installed slightly higher than intended.

    DISTRIBUTION OF LOADS

    The NAAMM (1995) manual provides the recommendeddistribution of loads for railing system posts and rails, forboth uniform and concentrated load cases. Design momentsin horizontal rails are based on considering the rail to beeither a simply supported beam (single span condition) or acontinuous beam. Design moments in the posts are based onconsidering the post to be a simple cantilever, fixed at thebase.

    Rails under concentrated load:Single Span Rail: M = PL/4Two or More Spans: M = PL/5

    Rails under uniform load:One or Two-Span Rail: M = wL2/8Three or More Spans: M = wL2/9.5

    Post under concentrated load:All Conditions: M = DPh

    Where D is a factor, which considers the distribution ofthe concentrated load to adjacent posts. NAAMM (1995)

    THOMAS SPUTO

    Thomas Sputo is a structural engineer, Sputo Engineering,Gainesville, FL. Fig. 1. Typical Guardrail.

  • ENGINEERING JOURNAL / SECOND QUARTER / 2002 / 87

    This specification is a combined ASD/LRFD specifica-tion. For most limit states, the specification calculates onenominal strength, which is then either reduced by a factor ofsafety, , for ASD designs, or multiplied by a resistancefactor, , for LRFD designs.

    The basic nominal strength, Mn, for circular hollow crosssections, is calculated as

    Mn = 1.25FySf

    For cross sections that are not fully effective, the sectionmodulus to be used is not the full cross section modulus.For most cross sections used in pedestrian guardrail sys-tems, however, the section is fully effective. The elastic sec-tion modulus is multiplied by 1.25 in recognition of therelatively high shape factor, similar to the NAAMM docu-ment. The resistance factor used by AISI for LRFD designsis 0.95.

    1993 AISC-LRFD

    This specification calculates the nominal strength of com-pact cross sections as

    Mn = FyZ

    Using the plastic section modulus, Z, recognizes the ulti-mate strength of the cross section. The resistance factorused by AISC for LRFD designs is 0.90.

    LRFD LOAD FACTORS

    Neither the AISC (1994b), nor the AISI (1996) specifica-tions, nor ASCE 7-98 (ASCE, 2000) specifically addressesthe proper load factor to use for loads on pedestrianguardrails. Currently, the most defensible practice is to usethe same load factor as for other live loads, 1.6. Somedesigners might consider using a lower load factor in con-sideration of the transient nature of the load. This is not considered to be a prudent option, considering the conse-quences of a guardrail failure in an assembly occupancy situation, such as a stadium. Lower load factors may, how-ever, be reasonable in some situations, such as some indus-trial occupancies. At this time, without more substantialguidance, this decision is best left up to the designer-of-record.

    DESIGN EXAMPLE

    The different designs generated by the five specificationsare best illustrated by a design example.

    Determine the maximum post spacing for the followingguardrail system:

    Posts and rails to be 1-in. nominal standard weightpipe (1-in. nominal schedule 40 pipe)

    provides graphical solutions for many cases, but for mostpractical cases, D may be estimated as:

    End Posts:2-span rail 0.853-span or greater 0.82

    Intermediate Posts:2-span rail 0.653-span or greater 0.60

    Posts under uniform load:End Posts: M = w(L/2)hIntermediate Posts: M = wLh

    For additional information on calculation of designmoments in railing systems, and on calculation of load dis-tribution factors, the reader is referred to the NAAMMmanual (NAAMM, 1995).

    DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS

    Steel pedestrian guardrail systems can be designed usingone of five design specifications. Each specificationapproaches the calculation of the cross-section strength (orresistance) in a slightly different manner.

    1989 AISC-ASD

    This venerable specification uses an allowable stress of0.66Fy applied to the elastic section modulus, S, of the crosssection. The allowable stress is reduced if the cross sectionis not compact, but this is not the case for most cross sec-tions used for pedestrian guardrail systems.

    1995 NAAMM

    This design manual, published by the National Associationof Architectural Manufacturers, is applicable to hollow cir-cular cross sections used as guardrails. The manual uses anallowable stress of 0.72Fy applied to the elastic sectionmodulus, S (Sherman, 1985). The allowable stress isreduced if the cross section is not compact, but this is notthe case for most cross sections used for pedestrianguardrail systems. This higher allowable stress (comparedto the 1989 AISC-ASD) is based on the realization that hollow circular cross sections have a relatively high shapefactor (Z/S) of approximately 1.30, compared to approxi-mately 1.12 for wide-flange sections.

    1996 AISI-ASD / AISI-LRFD

    The American Iron and Steel Institute specification isintended for cold-formed steel structural members, but isalso applicable to any steel cross section whose thicknessfalls within the limits of this specification, which includesmost cross sections used as guardrail members.

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    Rail system continuous over more than 3 spansA53, Grade B steel (Fy = 35,000 psi)Use section property values per AISC (1994a).S = 0.326 in.3

    Z = 0.448 in.3

    Allowable and reduced nominal moment capacitiesfor this cross section are listed in Table 1 for eachspecification.

    1. Determine post spacing based on railing strengthConcentrated Load: M = PL/5 = 200L/5 = 40L in.-lbsUniform Load: M = wL2/9.5 = (50/12)L2/9.5 = 0.439L2

    in.-lbs

    A. 1989 AISC-ASDConcentrated Load: 7,531 in.-lbs = 40L Lmax = 188.3 in.*Uniform Load: 7,531 in.-lbs = 0.439L2

    Lmax = 131.0 in.*

    B. 1995 NAAMMConcentrated Load: 8,215 in.-lbs = 40L Lmax = 205.4 in.*Uniform Load: 8,215 in.-lbs = 0.439L2

    Lmax = 136.8 in.*

    C. 1996 AISI-ASDConcentrated Load: 8,541 in-lbs = 40L Lmax = 213.5 in.*Uniform Load: 8,541 = 0.439L2

    Lmax = 139.5 in.*

    D. 1993 AISC-LRFDConcentrated Load: 1.6 (40L) = 14,112 in.-lbs Lmax = 220.5 in.*Uniform Load: 1.6 (0.439L2) = 14,112 in.-lbs Lmax = 141.7 in.*

    E. 1996 AISI-LRFDConcentrated Load: 1.6 (40L) = 13,549 in.-lbs Lmax = 211.7 in.*Uniform Load: 1.6 (0.439L2) = 13,549 in.-lbs Lmax = 138.9 in.*

    2. Determine post spacing based on intermediate poststrength

    Concentrated Load: M = D P h = 0.60 (200) (42.5)= 5,100 in.-lbsUniform Load: M = wLh = (50/12)L (42.5) =177.1L in.-lbs

    A. 1989 AISC-ASDConcentrated Load:

    5,100 in.-lbs < 7,531 in.-lbs OKUniform Load: 7,531 = 177.1L Lmax = 42.5 in.

    B. 1995 NAAMMConcentrated Load: 5,100 in-lbs < 8,215 in.-lbs OKUniform Load: 8,215 = 177.1L Lmax = 46.4 in.

    C. 1996 AISI-ASDConcentrated Load: 5,100 in-lbs < 8,541 in.-lbs OKUniform Load: 8,541 = 177.1L Lmax = 48.2 in.

    D. 1997 AISC-LRFDConcentrated Load: 1.6 (5,100) = 8,160 in-lbs < 14,112 in.-lbs OK

    Uniform Load: 1.6 (177.1L) = 14,112 in.-lbs Lmax = 49.8 in.

    E. 1996 AISI-LRFDConcentrated Load: 1.6 (5,100) = 8,160 in.-lbs < 13,549 in.-lbs OKUniform Load: 1.6 (177.1L) = 13,549 in.-lbs Lmax = 47.8 in.

    3. Determine post spacing based on end post strength.Concentrated Load: M = DPh = 0.82(200)(42.5) =6,970 in.-lbsUniform Load: M = w(L/2)h = (50/12) (L/2) (42.5) =88.6L in.-lbs

    A. 1989 AISC-ASDConcentrated Load: 6,970 in-lbs < 7,531 in.-lbs OKUniform Load: 7,531 = 88.6L Lmax = 85.0 in.

    B. 1995 NAAMMConcentrated Load: 6,970 in.-lbs < 8,215 in.-lbs OKUniform Load: 8,215 = 88.6L Lmax = 92.7 in.

    C. 1996 AISI-ASDConcentrated Load: 6,970 in.-lbs < 8,541 in.-lbs OKUniform Load: 8,541 = 88.6L Lmax = 96.4 in.

    D. 1997 AISC-LRFDConcentrated Load: 1.6 (6,970) = 11,152 in.-lbs < 14,112 in.-lbs OKUniform Load: 1.6 (88.6L) = 14,112 in.-lbs Lmax = 99.6 in.

    *Per OSHA regulations, the upper limit on post spacing is96 in. (8 ft)

  • E. 1996 AISI-LRFDConcentrated Load: 1.6 (6,970) = 11,152 in.-lbs < 13,549 in.-lbs OKUniform Load: 1.6 (88.6L) = 13,549 in.-lbs Lmax = 95.6 in.

    DISCUSSION OF RESULTS

    The results of this design are fairly typical of most pedes-trian guardrails, that the post spacing is determined by thepost strength, most usually the interior post strength. Occa-sionally, a different cross-section (thinner walled or smallerdiameter) will be used for the rails, since the rail strengthusually does not control the design. There are a number ofvariations on guardrail design, including using internalstiffeners in the posts. These variations are adequately cov-ered in the NAAMM manual (NAAMM, 1995), and thereader is urged to refer to that manual for further informa-tion.

    Referring to Table 2, it is apparent that the 1997 AISC-LRFD specification provides for the greatest allowable postspacing of 49.8 in. In this example, the allowable spacinggenerated by the AISC-LRFD specification is 17 percentgreater than a design generated by the AISC-ASD specifi-cation. This is a typical outcome, which allows for moreeconomical designs through using fewer posts. Addition-ally, this should be appealing to most architects, who in the

    authors experience tend to want to push post spacing tounrealistically large spacings.

    CONCLUSIONS

    For most situations, the AISC-LRFD specification providesfor greater post spacings than any of the other design spec-ifications considered, creating designs which are more eco-nomical and perhaps more visually appealing.

    APPENDIX: NOTATION

    b = LRFD resistance factor for flexure= 0.90 (AISC-LRFD)= 0.95 (AISI-LRFD)

    = LRFD load factor= 1.6 for live load

    b = AISI-ASD factor of safety= 1.67 AISI-ASD

    D = distribution factor for concentrated loads(NAAMM, 1995)

    Fb = ASD allowable flexural stress, psifb = ASD computed bending stress, psih = height of applied load, in.L = rail span between centerlines of posts (inches)M = ASD design moment, in.-lbs

    = service load moment, in.-lbsMn = nominal flexural strength, in.-lbs

    ENGINEERING JOURNAL / SECOND QUARTER / 2002 / 89

    Design Specification Moment Capacity1989 AISC-ASD Ma = 0.66FyS = 0.66(35,000)(0.326) = 7,531 in.-lbs1995 NAAMM Ma = 0.72FyS = 0.72(35,000)(0.326) = 8,215 in.-lbs

    1996 AISI-ASD Ma = Mn/b = 1.25FySf /b = 1.25(35,000)(0.326)/1.67 = 8,541 in.-lbs1997 AISC-LRFD bMn = bFyZ = 0.9 (35,000) (0.448) = 14,112 in.-lbs1996 AISI-LRFD fb Mn = fb 1.25 Fy Sf = 0.95 (1.25) (35,000) (0.326) = 13,549 in.-lbs

    Table 1. Allowable Moment Capacity and Reduced Nominal Resisting Moment Capacity

    Table 2. Maximum Post Spacing (Based on Post Strength)

    Design Specification Maximum Post Spacing (inches)1989 AISC-ASD 42.51995 NAAMM 46.4

    1996 AISI-ASD 48.21997 AISC-LRFD 49.81996 AISI-LRFD 47.8

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    Mu = LRFD required flexural strength, in.-lbs= M

    P = concentrated load applied to top of rail, lbsS = elastic section modulus, in.3

    Sf = elastic section modulus for full cross section, in.3

    (AISI)w = uniform load applied to rail, lbs/ftZ = plastic section modulus, in.3

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    Are Tier Building Column Splices Designed?Stetina, Henry J.Discussion

    Determining the Cost of Welded JointsDonnelly, J.A.

    Design Curves for Plastic Design of Uniformly Loaded Steel BeamsHill, Louis A., Jr.Vanderplaats, Garret N.

    Space Frame BucklingBuchert, Kenneth P.

    Admissible Loads of Gable FramesCheng, Franklin Y.

    19691st QuarterBridge Construction DetailsLally, AndrewMilek, W.A.Discussion

    Proposed Working Stresses for Fillet Welds in Building ConstructionHiggins, T.R.Preece, F.R.

    Design of Unstiffened GirdersAbolitz, A. Leon

    Some Non-Conventional Cases of Column DesignDalal, Suresh T.

    Discussion: Are Tier Building Column Splices Designed?Klayton, ThurstonStetina, Henry J.

    2nd QuarterCorrelation of Discontinuities and Physical Properties in Steel WeldmentsCriscuolo, E.L.

    Reliability Assurance in Navy's Welded Steel Shore StructuresAmirikian, Arsham

    Assurance of Reliability in Fabricated Steel Structures Through Nondestructive TestingOlsson, D.A.

    Use of Ultrasonic Testing in the Structural Steel IndustryWehrmeister, Allen E.

    Reliability in Building Construction Through Nondestructive TestingGreenberg, Simon A.

    3rd QuarterPush-up Steel ConstructionHansen, Robert J.

    Exposed Steel Framing on High Rise BuildingsNassetta, Anthony F.

    Bracing of Continuous ColumnsUrdal, Tor B.Errata

    Analysis of Helicoidal GirdersAbdul-Baki, AssadBartel, Dean

    Discussion: Bridge Construction DetailsVansant, G.F.

    4th QuarterMoment-Rotation Characteristics of Shear ConnectionsKennedy, D.J.L.

    Another Approach to Simplified Design of a Curved Steel GirderKetchek, Konstantin

    Yield-Line Analysis and Design of GridsCannon, John P.

    Steel Plate Analysis by Finite ElementsFirkins, Norman L.

    A Modification to the Subassemblage Method of Designing Unbraced Multi-story FramesDe Buen, OscarErrata

    Errata: Bracing of Continuous ColumnsUrdal, Tor B.

    19701st QuarterHomogeneous and Hybrid Girder Design in the 1969 AISC SpecificationMilek, W.A.

    Analysis of Curved Girder BridgesBednar, DavidBrogan, DarrylCulver, Charles

    Preliminary Wind Analysis of Multistory BentsBen-Arroyo, Abraham

    Composite Open-Web Steel JoistsGalambos, Theodore V.Tide, Raymond H.R.

    Errata: A Modification to the Subassemblage Method of Designing Unbraced Multi-story Frames (pp. 142, 144, 145)De Buen, Oscar

    2nd QuarterDesign of Steel Bearing PlatesFling, Russell S.Discussion

    Straight-Element Grid Analysis of Horizontally Curved Beam SystemsWeissman, Herbert A.Errata

    Preliminary Design of Curved BridgesHeins, Conrad P.Siminou, Javid

    Calculator for Beam-column DesignTing, Ea-Lu

    One Engineer's Opinion (Rectangular Section Beams)Milek, W.A.

    3rd QuarterApproximate Torsional Analysis of Curved Box Girders by the M/R-MethodFountain, Richard S.Tung, David H.H.

    Maximum A325 and A490 Bolt Loads at a GlanceStetina, Henry J.

    Design of Composite Beams with Formed Metal DeckFisher, John W.Discussion

    Minimum Cost Structures by Dynamic ProgrammingGoble, George G.Moses, Fred

    Errata: Straight-Element Grid Analysis of Horizontally Curved Beam Systems (pp. 44, 45)Weissman, Herbert A.

    4th QuarterTemperature Effects on Tall Steel Framed Buildings Part 1-Response of Steel Columns to Temperature ExposureMcLaughlin, E.R.

    Temperature Effects on Tall Steel Framed Buildings Part 2-Structural AnalysisKar, Anil K.West, Harry H.

    Temperature Effects on Tall Steel Framed Buildings Part 3-Design ConsiderationsKhan, Fazlur R.Nassetta, Anthony F.

    One Engineer's Opinion (Multistory Bracing)Disque, Robert O.

    Discussion: Design of Steel Bearing PlatesGogate, Anand B.Sling, Russell S.

    19711st QuarterThe Behavior of A514 Steel Tension MembersKulak, Geoffrey L.Discussion

    Painting Structural SteelKeane, John D.

    Noncombustible Schools for OmahaAlsmeyer, William C.

    Which Design Concept for Prestressed Steel?Amrhein, Francis GeneTochacek, Miloslav

    Discussion: Design of Composite Beams with Formed Metal DeckFisher, John W.Winter, George

    2nd QuarterThe Effective Length of Columns in Unbraced FramesYura, Joseph A.DiscussionDiscussionDiscussion

    Automated Optimum Design of Unstiffened Girder Cross SectionsGoble, George G.Moses, Fred

    Plastic Behavior of Eccentrically-Loaded ConnectionsShermer, Carl L.Discussion

    Treatment of Eccentrically-loaded Connections in the AISC ManualHiggins, T.R.

    Shear Strength of Stud Connectors in Lightweight and Normal-Weight ConcreteFisher, John W.Ollgaard, Jorgen G.Slutter, Roger G.DiscussionErrata

    3rd QuarterCyclic Yield Reversal in Steel Building Connections (T.R. Higgins Award)Pinkney, R. BrucePopov, Egor P.

    Adapting the AISC Specification to Computer-Aided DesignFenves, Steven J.Gaylord, Edwin H.Goel, Surendra K.

    Lightweight Concrete-on-Steel Composite BeamsBaldwin, James W., Jr.McGarraugh, Jay B.

    Classification of Steels for StructuresColumn Research Council

    Discussion: The Effective Length of Columns in Unbraced FramesGogate, Anand B.

    Discussion: The Behavior of A514 Steel Tension MembersMacadam, John N.

    4th QuarterLoad Factor Design for Steel Highway BridgesHansell, W.C.Viest, Ivan M.

    Applied Plastic Design of Unbraced Multistory FramesDisque, Robert O.Discussion

    Simplified Plastic Analysis for Reinforced Web HolesRedwood, R.G.

    Recommended Design Procedures for Beams with Web OpeningsBower, John E.

    The Staggered Truss System-Structural ConsiderationsScalzi, John B.

    Discussion: Plastic Behavior of Eccentrically-Loaded ConnectionsKulak, Geoffrey L.

    19721st QuarterTables for Plastic Design of Beams with Rectangular HolesRedwood, R.G.

    Vibration and Deflection of Steel BridgesWalker, William H.Wright, Richard N.Discussion

    The Case for the Semi-Box GirderSchlenker, Norman E.Errata

    Discussion: The Effective Length of Columns in Unbraced FramesAdams, Peter F.Johnston, Bruce G.Yura, Joseph A.Zweig, Alfred

    2nd QuarterSimplified High-Rise Drift Analysis and Optimized AdjustmentFleischer, Walter H.

    Buckling of Hyperbolic ParaboloidsBuchert, Kenneth P.Discussion

    Experimental Study of a Schwedler Rigid Framed DomeBeaufait, FredBeavers, James E.

    Torsional Properties of Composite GirdersHeins, Conrad P.Kuo, John T.C.

    Discussion: Shear Strength of Stud Connectors in Lightweight and Normal-Weight ConcreteChinn, James

    3rd QuarterA Stub-Girder System for High-Rise BuildingsColaco, Joseph P.

    A Unified Approach to the Elastic Lateral Buckling of BeamsNethercot, D.A.Rockey, K.C.Discussion

    Load Factor Design of Steel BuildingsGalambos, Theodore V.

    Stiffness Coefficients of Beam-Columns with Non-Prismatic MembersEimer, N.Stack-Staikidis, W.J.

    Discussion: Applied Plastic Design of Unbraced Multistory FramesWiesner, Kenneth B.

    Errata: The Case for the Semi-Box GirderSchlenker, Norman E.

    Errata: Shear Strength of Stud Connectors in Lightweight and Normal-Weight Concrete. (Paper presented April, 1971)Chinn, James

    4th QuarterInvestigation of Triangular Heats Applied to Mild Steel PlatesNicholls, J.I.Weerth, D.E.

    Direct Design of Columns Subjected to Combined LoadingCelenza, EugenePhang, Michael K.S.

    Effective Length of Columns with Intermediate Axial LoadSandhu, Balbir S.

    Calculation of Effective Lengths and Effective Slenderness Ratios of Stepped ColumnsAnderson, John P.Woodward, James H.

    Discussion: The Effective Length of Columns in Unbraced FramesYura, Joseph A.

    Discussion: Vibration and Deflection of Steel BridgesMurray, Thomas M.

    Discussion: Buckling of Hyperbolic ParaboloidsKoo, Benjamin

    19731st QuarterBolt Tension Control with a Direct Tension IndicatorFisher, John W.Oyeledun, Abayomi OStruik, John H.A.

    Plastic Design of Biaxially Loaded Beam-ColumnsBaseheart, T.M.McDonough, J.F.Ringo, B.C.

    Graphical Solution for Selection of Web Splice BoltsMehta, Narendra K.Powers, J.J.

    Fast Check for PondingBurgett, Lewis B.

    Plastic Design Applied to TrussesCroucher, Meredith W.Fisher, James M.

    2nd QuarterInelastic K-factor for Column DesignDisque, Robert O.

    A Prestressed Composite Girder for Short Span BridgesAnand, Subhash C.

    Headed Steel Anchor under Combined LoadingFisher, John W.McMackin, Patrick J.Slutter, Roger G.

    A Rapid Solution of Vierendeel FramesAbdul-Shafi, A.

    Selection of a ""Trial"" Column SectionBurgett, Lewis B.

    Discussion: A Unified Approach to the Elastic Lateral Buckling of BeamsChinn, JamesPiepenburg, Dwayne D.

    3rd QuarterCommentary on Highly Restrained Welded ConnectionsAmerican Institute of Steel ConstructionDiscussion

    Composite Floor System for Sears TowerIyengar, S.H.Zils, J.J.Errata

    Fire Resistance of Protected Steel ColumnsLie, T.T.Stanzak, W.W.Discussion

    4th QuarterRecent Developments in Steel Building DesignBeedle, Lynn S.Lu, Le-WuOzer, Erkan

    Quality Control in Design and Supervision Can Eliminate Lamellar TearingThornton, Charles H.

    Steel Box Girder BridgesLally, Andrew

    Steel Column Base Plate DesignSandhu, Balbir S.Discussion

    Discussion: Fire Resistance of Protected Steel ColumnsLie, T.T.Stanzak, W.W.Stetina, Henry J.

    Errata: Composite Floor System for Sears TowerIyengar, S.H.Zils, J.J.

    19741st QuarterCable-Stayed BridgesPodolny, Walter, Jr.

    Yield Line Analysis of Column Webs with Welded Beam ConnectionsStockwell, Frank W., Jr.DiscussionDiscussion

    Optimum Belt Truss Locations for High-Rise StructuresTaranath, B.S.Errata

    Rapid Selection of W Columns (AASHO Method of Design)Mehta, Narendra K.

    2nd QuarterComposite Action Without Shear ConnectorsBarnoff, Robert M.Mead, EdwinO'Neil, RichardWatson, James

    Experimental Investigation of Lug Stresses and FailuresHackett, R.M.Tolbert, R.N.

    Yield Line Analysis of a Web Connection in Direct TensionKapp, Richard

    Light Gage Steel Infill Panels in Multistory Steel FramesMiller, Craig J.

    Discussion: Steel Column Base Plate DesignSandhu, Balbir S.

    Errata: Optimum Belt Truss Locations for High Rise StructuresTaranath, B.S.

    3rd QuarterSimplified Seismic Drift Analysis of High-Rise Steel FramesFleischer, Walter H.

    Simplified Approach to AISC Bending FormulasStockwell, Frank W., Jr.Errata

    Dynamic Analysis of Multistory BuildingsSandhu, Balbir S.

    Lateral Instability of Castellated BeamsChesson, Eugene, Jr.Pattanayak, Umesh C.

    Discussion: Yield Line Analysis of Column Webs with Welded Beam ConnectionsKapp, Richard

    4th QuarterErrata: Partial Tube Concept for Mid-Rise StructuresColaco, Joseph P.

    Partial Tube Concept for Mid-Rise StructuresColaco, Joseph P.Errata

    Innovative Approaches to the Erection of Tension Roof StructuresCuoco, Daniel A.Thornton, Charles H.

    Approximate Analytical Model for Multistory FramesLeMessurier, William J.McNamara, Robert J.Scrivener, J.C.

    Cable Connections in Stayed Girder BridgesPodolny, Walter, Jr.Discussion

    Errata: Simplified Approach to AISC Bending FormulaStockwell, Frank W., Jr.

    19751st QuarterApplication of AISC Design Provisions for Tapered MembersLee, G.C.Morrell, M.L.

    Directional Moment Connections--A Proposed Design Method for Unbraced Steel FramesDisque, Robert O.Discussion

    Panel Zone Effect on the Strength and Stiffness of Steel Rigid FramesBecker, Roy

    Simplified Solution to Interaction EquationBabyak, R. CareyPhang, Michael K.S.

    One Engineer's Opinion (Interaction Equations)Stockwell, Frank W., Jr.

    Discussion: Commentary on Highly Restrained Welded ConnectionsJones, Norman B.Milek, W.A.

    2nd QuarterStructural System; Standard Oil of Indiana Building (T.R. Higgins Award)Picardi, E. Alfred

    Eccentrically Loaded Slip-Resistant ConnectionsKulak, Geoffrey L.

    Seismic Drift Control CriteriaTeal, Edward J.Errata

    Nomograph for Design of Channel Section BeamsMaitra, N.

    Discussion: Cable Connections in Stayed Girder BridgesKavanagh, Thomas C.

    3rd QuarterDesign of Columns Subject to Biaxial BendingSpringfield, John

    Design to Prevent Floor VibrationsMurray, Thomas M.

    Drift Reduction Factors for Belted High-Rise StructuresMcNabb, J.W.Muvdi, B.B.ErrataDiscussion

    Preliminary Base Plate SelectionStockwell, Frank W., Jr.

    Errata: Seismic Drift Control CriteriaTeal, Edward J.

    4th QuarterSeismic Design Practice for Steel BuildingsTeal, Edward J.DiscussionErrata

    Discussion: Yield Line Analysis of Column Webs with Welded Beam ConnectionsStockwell, Frank W., Jr.

    Errata: Drift Reduction Factors for Belted High-Rise StructuresMcNabb, J.W.Muvdi, B.B.

    19761st QuarterAISC Column Design Logic Makes Sense for Composite Columns, TooFurlong, Richard W.

    Stiffness Design of Unbraced Steel FramesCheong-Siat-Moy, F.Errata

    Tension-Field Design of Tapered WebsFalby, W.E.Lee, G.C.Errata

    A Simplified Method for the Flexural Design of Stiffened Hybrid GirdersChong, Ken P.Errata

    The Effective Length of Unbraced Single Story ColumnsMarx, ChristopherDiscussion

    2nd QuarterModern Approaches to Solution of the Wind Problems of Long Span Bridges (T.R. Higgins)Scanlon, Robert H.

    Structural Steel and Fire; More Realistic AnalysisLie, T.T.Stanzak, W.W.

    Rapid Selection of Column Base PlatesBird, William R.ErrataDiscussionDiscussion

    Design Example for Beams with Web OpeningsCooper, Peter B.Kussman, Richard L.ErrataDiscussion

    Discussion: Seismic Design Practice for Steel BuildingsSEAOC Seismology CommitteeTeal, Edward J.

    Discussion: Directional Moment Connections-A Proposed Design Method for Unbraced Steel FramesWiesner, Kenneth B.

    Errata: Seismic Design Practice for Steel BuildingsTeal, Edward J.

    Errata: Tension-Field Design of Tapered WebsFalby, W.E.Lee, G.C.

    3rd QuarterThe New Guide to Stability Design Criteria for Metal StructuresJohnston, Bruce G.

    In-Plane Fatigue Strength of Plates with Laminar DiscontinuitiesBrockenbrough, R.L.Owens, D.E.

    A Simple Approach to Truss DeflectionsTsai, Wan-Tswan

    Girder Stiffness Distribution for Unbraced ColumnsStockwell, Frank W., Jr.

    On Inelastic Column BucklingSmith, C.V., Jr.Discussion

    Errata: Design Example for Beams with Web OpeningsCooper, Peter B.Kussman, Richard L.

    Errata: Stiffness Design of Unbraced Steel FramesCheong-Siat-Moy, F.

    Errata: Rapid Selection of Column Base Plates

    4th QuarterA Practical Method of Second Order Analysis Part 1; Pin Jointed SystemsLeMessurier, William J.Errata

    Rapid Selection of Beam-Columns for Wind or Earthquake EffectsFiesenheiser, E.I.Ronan, J.G.

    A New Design For Torsion Resistant Suspension BridgesSamelson, HaroldErrataDiscussion

    Effective Length of Columns with Semi-Rigid ConnectionsDriscoll, George C., Jr.Errata

    Discussion: The Effective Length of Unbraced Singal Story ColumnsGreen, Robert W.

    Discussion: Design Example for Beams with Web OpeningsRedwood, R.G.

    Discussion: Rapid Selection of Column Base PlatesDouty, R.T.

    19771st QuarterFracture and Fatigue Control in Steel StructuresRolfe, S.T.

    Capacity of Columns with Splice ImperfectionsPopov, Egor P.Stephen, Roy M.

    Composite Beams with Formed Steel DeckFisher, John W.Grant, John A., Jr.Slutter, Roger G.

    Errata: A Practical Method of Second Order Analysis (Part 1 - Pin Jointed Systems)LeMessurier, William J.

    Errata: A New Design For Torsion Resistant Suspension BridgesSamelson, Harold

    Disscussion: Drift Reduction Factors for Belted High-Rise StructuresMcNabb, J.W.Muvdi, B.B.

    Disscussion: On Inelasic Column BucklingMatz, Charles A.

    Disscussion: Rapid Selection of Column Base PlatesBird, William R.

    2nd QuarterA Practical Method of Second Order Analysis Part 2; Rigid FramesLeMessurier, William J.

    Multistory Rigid Frames with Composite Girders Under Gravity and Lateral ForcesSchaffhausen, Robert J.Wegmuller, Anton W.

    Direct Feasible and Optimal Design of Laterally Unsupported Beams*Brandt, G. Donald

    3rd QuarterFloor Vibrations and Cantilevered ConstructionHendrick, William E.Murray, Thomas M.

    Yield Line Analysis of Bolted Hanging ConnectionsDranger, Thomas S.Discussion

    Simplified Design for Torsional Loading of Rolled Steel MembersLin, Phillip H.DiscussionDiscussionErrata

    A Rational Approach to Fire Engineering Design of Steel BuildingsMagnusson, Sven ErikPettersson, OveThor, Jorgen

    Discussion: A New Design For Torsion Resistant Suspension BridgesBirdsall, BlairSamelson, Harold

    Errata: Effective Length of Columns with Semi-Rigid ConnectionsDriscoll, George C., Jr.

    4th QuarterFatigue Strength of Steel Members with Welded Details (T.R. Higgins Award)Fisher, John W.Yen, Ben T.

    Mill Building Design ProcedureBakota, John F.DiscussionDiscussion

    The Mysterious 1/3 Stress IncreaseEllifritt, Duane S.

    History of Steel Beam DesignGalambos, Theodore V.

    19781st QuarterAn Introduction to Load and Resistance Factor Design for Steel BuildingsHansell, W.C.Pinkham, C.W.

    Proposed Criteria for Load and Resistance Factor DesignGalambos, Theodore V.Ravindra, M.K.Errata

    LRFD Design Office StudyWiesner, Kenneth B.

    Discussion: Simplified Design for Torsional Loading of Rolled Steel MembersLin, Phillip H.

    Discussion: Yield Line Analysis of Bolted Hanging ConnectionsDranger, Thomas S.

    2nd QuarterSeismic Drift Control and Building Periods (T.R. Higgins Award)Teal, Edward J.Discussion

    A Fresh Look at Bolted End- Plate Behavior and DesignKrishnamurthy, N.ErrataDiscussion

    Graphical Aid for Design of Base Plate Subjected to MomentMaitra, N.Errata

    End Restraints on Steel Joist Floor VibrationsCarrle, GuntherWang, Leon Ru-Liang

    Fire Safety Of External Building Elements--The Design ApproachLaw, MargaretErrata

    Discussion: Mill Building Design ProcedureGogate, Anand B.

    Discussion: Simplified Design for Torsional Loading of Rolled Steel Members (Lin)Lin, Phillip H.

    Errata: Proposed Criteria for Load and Resistance Factor DesignGalambos, Theodore V.Ravindra, M.K.

    3rd QuarterDesign of an Eccentrically Braced Steel FramePopov, Egor P.Roeder, Charles W.

    Shear in Beam-Column Joints in Seismic Design of Steel FramesKrawinkler, Helmut

    Discussion: Seismic Drift Control and Building PeriodsBerg, Glen V.

    A Method for the Plastic Design of Unbraced Multistory FramesDe Buen, Oscar

    The AISC Quality Certification ProgramPeshek, Charles, Jr.

    Errata: Fire Safety of External Building Elements--The Design ApproachLaw, Margaret

    4th QuarterBehavior of Bearing Critical Double-Angle Beam ConnectionsBirkemoe, Peter C.Gilmor, Michael I.

    Fire Resistance of Structural SteelLie, T.T.

    Box Girder Bridge Design; State of the ArtHeins, Conrad P.

    Discussion: Mill Building Design ProcedureDiefenderfer, C.F.

    Errata: A Fresh Look at Bolted End-Plate Behavior and DesignKrishnamurthy, N.

    Errata: Graphical Aid for Design of Base Plate Subjected to MomentMaitra, N.

    19791st QuarterPlastic Design Aids for Pinned-Base Gabled FramesBeskos, Dimitrios E.Manolis, George D.

    Allowable Axial Stresses in Segmented ColumnsBarnes, D.W.Mangelsdorf, C.P.

    Analysis of Vierendeel Frames for DeflectionsAbdul-Shafi, A.

    Combined Shear and Tension on Grouted Base DetailsAdihardjo, RiantoSoltis, Lawrence A.

    2nd QuarterAnalysis and Design of Framed Columns Under Minor Axis BendingKanchanalai, T.Lu, Le-WuDiscussion

    Strength Design in Steel Using Programmable CalculatorsAnderson, James C.

    Discussion: A Fresh Look at Bolted End-Plate Behavior and DesignAgerskov, HenningGriffiths, John D.Krishnamurthy, N.McGuire, WilliamRimmer, Norman W.Wooten, J.M.

    3rd QuarterHuman Response to Wind-Induced Motion of Buildings (T.R. Higgins Award)Hansen, Robert J.Reed, John W.Vanmarcke, Erik H.

    Prefabricated Press-Formed Steel T-Box Girder Bridge SystemGangaRao, H.V.S.Taly, Narendra

    Optimum Design of Steel Pipe RacksArya, Suresh C.Feng, Edward G.Pincus, George

    A Simple Formula for the Polar Second Moment of Area of a Regular Skew-Symmetric Bolt GroupBradfield, C.D.Irvine, H.M.

    4th QuarterA Specification for the Design of Steel-Concrete Composite ColumnsStructural Stability Research Council, Task Group 20

    Efficiency of Tubular Framing for Medium-Height BuildingsLeffler, Robert E.

    Plastic Design of Steel Floor BeamsHawes, William H.Errata

    Discussion: Analysis and Design of Framed Columns Under Minor Axis BendingNethercot, D.A.

    Errata: A Simplified Method for the Flexural Design of Stiffened Hybrid GirdersChong, Ken P.

    19801st QuarterMoment Resisting Connections for Mixed ConstructionHawkins, Neil M.Mitchell, DenisRoeder, Charles W.

    Steel Supported Masonry WallsSoltis, Lawrence A.Tuan, Young-Bee

    One Engineer's OpinionFisher, James M.

    Elastic Buckling of a Column Under Varying Axial ForceShrivastava, Suresh C.

    Anchor Bolt Design for Shear and TensionKharod, Umesh J.

    2nd QuarterComputer-Aided Design of Stub-Girder SystemGotschall, John A.Wang, P.C.

    Torsional Strength and Stiffness of Steel StructuresShermer, Carl L.

    The Analysis and Design of Single Plate Framing ConnectionsGillett, Paul E.Kriegh, James D.Lewis, Brett A.Richard, Ralph M.

    3rd QuarterSome Aspects of Stub-Girder Design (T.R. Higgins Award)Bjorhovde, ReidarZimmerman, T.J.

    An Update on Eccentric Seismic BracingPopov, Egor P.

    A Cautionary Note on Beam CopesMilek, W.A.

    Fast Design of Beams with Cb Greater Than 1.0Burgett, Lewis B.Tide, Raymond H.R.

    8th Edition Manual Errata

    4th QuarterPlastic Design of Unbraced Multistory Steel Frames with Composite BeamsDe Buen, Oscar

    Eccentrically Loaded Weld Groups; AISC Design TablesTide, Raymond H.R.Errata

    Calculation of Effective Lengths of Stepped ColumnsAgrawal, Krishna M.Stafiej, Andrew P.Errata

    Detailing to Achieve Practical Welded FabricationBlodgett, Omer W.

    19811st QuarterAn Experimental Look at Bracket-Loaded WebsAinso, HeinoHoptay, Joseph M.Discussion

    Generalized Design of Columns Subjected to Combined Axial Load and Bending MomentMonasa, FrankSnyder, John K.

    Connections Between Steel Frames and Concrete WallsHawkins, Neil M.Roeder, Charles W.

    Errata: Eccentrically Loaded Weld Group--AISC Design TablesTide, Raymond H.R.

    Errata: Plastic Design of Steel Floor BeamsHawes, William H.

    2nd QuarterPreliminary Analysis and Member Sizing of Tall Tubular Steel BuildingsEl Nimeiri, Mahjoub M.Tang, John W.Wong, Chow H.

    Analysis and Design of a Web Connection in Direct TensionAnand, Subhash C.Bertz, Richard F.

    A Graphical Method for Design of Cantilevered and Suspended Span BeamsMehta, Purushottam B.

    Nomograph for Design of Power Plant and Industrial Precipitator ShellMaitra, N.

    Stress Reduction Factor for Unsupported LengthsRoy, Ranjit

    Acceptability Criterion for Occupant-Induced Floor VibrationsMurray, Thomas M.

    3rd QuarterLoad and Resistance Factor Design (T.R. Higgins Award)Galambos, Theodore V.

    Structural Details in Industrial BuildingsFisher, James M.DiscussionDiscussion

    Stability of Metal Structures- A World View (Part 1)SSRC, ECCS, LRCJ,CMEADiscussion

    Discussion: An Experimental Look at Bracket-Loaded WebsSears, Frank D.

    Errata: Calculation of Effective Lengths of Stepped ColumnsAgrawal, Krishna M.Stafiej, Andrew P.

    Book Review: Structural Design of Tall Steel Buildings, Vol. SBHaaijer, Geerhard

    4th QuarterDesign Aids for Single-Plate Framing ConnectionsDisque, Robert O.Young, Ned W.Discussion

    Eccentrically Braced Frame Construction--A Case HistoryLibby, James R.Discussion

    Stability of Metal Structures- A World View (Part 2)SSRC, ECCS, LRCJ,CMEADiscussion

    19821st QuarterPredesigned Bolted Framing Angle ConnectionsAmerican Institute of Steel Construction

    Computing The Effective Plastic MomentCarskaddan, Phillip S.Grubb, Michael A.Haaijer, Geerhard

    Suggestions for Avoiding Beam- to- Column Web Connection FailureBeedle, Lynn S.Driscoll, George C., Jr.

    Plastic Behavior of Beams with Mid-Depth Web OpeningsAfifi Aglan, AhmedQaqish, Samih

    Stability of Metal Structures--A World View (Part 3)SSRC, ECCS, LRCJ,CMEA

    2nd QuarterDesign of W-Shapes for Combined Bending and TorsionJohnston, Bruce G.ErrataDiscussionDiscussionDiscussionErrataCorrection

    Steel Members Subject to Axial Tension and Biaxial Bending MomentsHsu, C.T.T.

    Errata: Simplified Design for Torsional Loading of Rolled Steel MembersLin, Phillip H.

    Calculator Program for Determining Properties of Built-up or Composite MembersGossett, Stephen R.Discussion

    Rapid Determination of Ultimate Strength of Eccentrically Loaded Bolt GroupsBrandt, G. DonaldDiscussionDiscussionDiscussion

    Stability of Metal Structures- A World View (Part 4)SSRC, ECCS, LRCJ,CMEA

    Discussion: Structural Details in Industrial BuildingsFisher, James M.Marx, Christopher

    Discussion: Stability of Metal Structures--A World View (Part 2)Wolchuk, Roman

    Discussion: Stability of Metal Structures--A World View (Part 1)Clark, J.W.

    3rd QuarterSeismic Steel Framing Systems for Tall BuildingsPopov, Egor P.

    A General Solution for Eccentric Loads on Weld GroupsBrandt, G. Donald

    Lateral Wind Bracing Requirements for Steel Composite BridgesHeins, Conrad P.Hou, C.K.Kato, H.

    Errata: Design of W-Shapes for Combined Bending and TorsionJohnston, Bruce G.

    Effect of Hole-Making on the Strength of Double Lap JointsIwankiw, Nestor R.Schlafly, Thomas

    Discussion: Design Aids for Single-Plate Framing ConnectionsGriffiths, John D.

    4th QuarterTips for Avoiding Crane Runway ProblemsRicker, David T.

    Allowable Stress for Bending MembersMaitra, N.Discussion

    Design of Single Plate Framing Connections with A307 BoltsHormby, David E.Kriegh, James D.Richard, Ralph M.DiscussionDiscussion

    Discussion: Calculator Program for Determining Properties of Built-Up or Composite MembersChesson, E., Jr.

    Discussion: Rapid Determination of Ultimate Strength of Eccentrically Loaded Bolt GroupsMarsh, Cedric

    Discussion: Design of W-Shapes for Combined Bending and TorsionSalmon, Charles G.

    19831st QuarterCalculation of Wind Drift in Staggered-Truss BuildingsLeffler, Robert E.

    End Restraint and Column Design Using LRFDChen, Wai-FahLui, E.M.Discussion

    Considerations in the Design of Bolted Joints for Weathering SteelBrockenbrough, R.L.

    Discussion: Rapid Determination of Ultimate Strength of Eccentrically Loaded Bolt GroupsBrandt, G. DonaldIwankiw, Nestor R.

    2nd QuarterBuckling of One-Story FramesSchilling, Charles G.DiscussionClosure

    Design of Headed Anchor BoltsHaninger, Edward R.Shipp, John G.Discussion

    Steel Shear Walls for Existing BuildingsBaldelli, Joseph A., Jr.

    Some Economic Considerations for Composite Floor BeamsLorenz, Robert F.

    Discussion: Design of W-Shapes for Combined Bending and TorsionLin, Phillip H.

    Discussion: Rapid Determination of Ultimate Strength of Eccentrically Loaded Bolt GroupsIwankiw, Nestor R.

    3rd QuarterInteractive Computer Graphics in Steel Analysis/Design--A Progress ReportMcGuire, WilliamPesquera, Carlos I.

    The Importance of Tension Chord BracingFisher, James M.Discussion

    Economics of Low-Rise Steel-Framed StructuresRuddy, John L.

    Discussion: Allowable Stress for Bending MembersParikh, Prabhakar

    Discussion: Eccentrically Braced Frame Construction--A Case HistoryPopov, Egor P.

    4th QuarterSteel Box Girder Bridges-Design Guides and MethodsHeins, Conrad P.

    Design of Lightly Loaded Steel Column Base PlatesMurray, Thomas M.

    Web Design Under Compressive Edge LoadsElgaaly, Mohamed

    Lateral Stiffness of Core/Outrigger SystemsBoggs, P.C.Gasparini, D.A.

    Analysis of Knee-Braced Portal Frames for Vertical LoadingSurtees, John O.Vilas, Howard K.

    19841st QuarterEffect of End Restraint on Column Strength-Practical ApplicationsBjorhovde, ReidarDiscussionDiscussion

    Vertically Curved Girder FlangesNair, R. ShankarErrata

    Note on Beam-Column Moment Amplification FactorIwankiw, Nestor R.Discussion

    Fast Check for Laterally Supported Beam CapacityOdeh, M. DavidDiscussion

    End-Plate Moment Connections- Their Use and MisuseGriffiths, John D.Errata

    Safe Load for Laterally Unsupported AnglesLay, M.G.Leigh, J.M.Thomas, B.F.

    Structural System--Getty Plaza TowerWong, Charles

    Engineering for Steel ConstructionDisque, Robert O.

    Introduction to the Proposed AISC Load and Resistance Factor Design SpecificationEdinger, John A.

    Discussion: Design of W-Shapes for Combined Bending and TorsionJohnston, Bruce G.

    Errata: Design of W-Shapes for Combined Bending and TorsionJohnston, Bruce G.

    2nd QuarterFinite Element Modeling of Girders with Large Web OpeningsBerak, E.G.Watwood, V.B.

    Structural Engineering for the 80's and BeyondMcGuire, William

    Errata: End-Plate Moment Connections: Their Use and MisuseUnknown Author

    Economical Steel Plate Girder BridgesEconomical Steel Plate Girder BridgesKnight, Richard P.

    Discussion: End Restraint and Column Design Using LRFDAbrahams, Michael J.Chen, Wai-FahLui, E.M.Tide, Raymond H.R.Yoganandan, Naryan

    Simplified Approach to the Analysis and Design of Columns with ImperfectionsChen, Wai-FahLui, E.M.

    Discussion: Design of Headed Anchor BoltsHaninger, Edward R.Sherman, William C.Shipp, John G.

    Book Review: Detailing for Steel Construction (AISC)Stanczak, John S.

    Design Aid for Deflection of Simple Beams Under Concentrated LoadsMazzarella, M. Max, Sr.

    Discussion: The Importance of Tension Chord BracingFisher, James M.

    3rd QuarterSingle-Plate Framing Connections with Grade-50 Steel and Composite ConstructionHormby, David E.Kriegh, James D.Richard, Ralph M.Errata

    Bracing Connections for Heavy ConstructionThornton, William A.

    Industrial Buildings-Guidelines and CriteriaFisher, James M.

    A Composite Girder System for Joist Supported SlabsRongoe, James

    Column Web Compression Strength at End-Plate ConnectionsHendrick, AlanMurray, Thomas M.

    Discussion: Fast Check for Laterally Supported Beam CapacityFleischer, Walter H.Odeh, M. David

    Bolted Shear Connections with Painted SurfacesFouad, Fouad H.Frank, Karl H.Yura, Joseph A.

    Concrete Slab Stresses in Partial Composite Beams and GirdersLorenz, Robert F.Stockwell, Frank W., Jr.Errata

    4th QuarterThe Application of Flexural Methods to Torsional Analysis of Thin-walled Open SectionsBoothby, Thomas E.Discussion

    Direct Determination of Required Rigidities for Multiple-Bracing FramesWechsler, Marius B.

    Discussion: Buckling of One-Story FramesCorrenti, Dan S.Springfield, JohnZweig, Alfred

    Closure: Buckling of One-Story FramesSchilling, Charles G.

    Discussion: Structural Details in Industrial BuildingsFisher, James M.

    Adjusting the Beam-line Method for Positive-moment YieldingCarskaddan, Phillip S.Grubb, Michael A.Haaijer, Geerhard

    Correction: Design of W-Shapes for Combined Bending and TorsionJohnston, Bruce G.

    Discussion: Design of Single Plate Framing Connections with A307 BoltsBecker, Edward P.Richard, Ralph M.

    Analysis of Knee-braced Portal Frames for Vertical Loading: Part 2-Columns of Unequal StiffnessSurtees, John O.Vilas, Howard K.

    Nonlinear Analysis of Eccentric Bolted ConnectionsRutenberg, Avigdor

    19851st QuarterDesign and Optimization of Plate Girders and Weld-fabricated Beams for Building ConstructionFleischer, Walter H.

    Errata: Concrete Slab Stresses in Partial Composite Beams and GirdersLorenz, Robert F.Stockwell, Frank W., Jr.

    Errata: Single-Plate Framing Connections with Grade-50 Steel and Composite ConstructionHormby, David E.Kriegh, James D.Richard, Ralph M.

    Bracket Loaded Webs with Low Slenderness RatiosAinso, HeinoBatson, Gordon B.Hopper, Bruce E.

    Automated Search for Optimal Standard SectionsGinsburg, S.Kaaz, G.

    A General Solution for the Governing Bending EquationMoore, William E., IIDiscussion

    Multiple Bolt Anchorages: Method for Determining the Effective Projected Area of Overlapping Stress ConesBurdette, Edwin G.Marsh, M. LeeErrata

    Anchorage of Steel Building Components to ConcreteBurdette, Edwin G.Marsh, M. Lee

    Bin Supports--A Caution to DesignersMoore, Jay P.Discussion

    Discussion: Effect of End Restraint on Column Strength-Practical ApplicationsBjorhovde, ReidarChen, Wai-FahGerstle, Kurt H.Lui, E.M.

    Discussion: Note on Beam-Column Moment Amplication FactorLu, Le-WuYura, Joseph A.

    Discussion: Design of Single-Plate Framing Connections with A307 BoltsBecker, Edward P.Richard, Ralph M.

    2nd QuarterDeflections of Stepped Beams and GirdersYamamoto, Y. Eugene

    Procedure for a Design and Analysis of Hanger-type ConnectionsAstaneh-Asl, Abolhassan

    Prying Action- A General TreatmentThornton, William A.

    Discussion: Effect of End Restraint on Column Strength--Practical ApplicationsBjorhovde, Reidar

    New Design Criteria for Gusset Plates in TensionBjorhovde, ReidarHardash, Steve G.

    Errata: Vertically Curved Girder FlangesNair, R. Shankar

    Book Review: Design of Steel Bins for Storage of Bulk Solids (Gaylord & Gaylord, Prentice-Hall, 1984)Iwankiw, Nestor R.

    Approximate Stiffness and Bending Strength for Compact-Rolled SectionsLampitt, Edwin A.Discussion

    Bolt Preload Measurements Using Ultrasonic MethodsNotch, James S.

    3rd QuarterColumns with End Restraint and Bending in Load and Resistance Factor DesignChen, Wai-FahLui, E.M.Errata

    Allowable Bending Stresses for Overhanging MonorailsTanner, N. Stephen

    Effect of Burrs on Bolted Friction ConnectionsPolyzois, D.Yura, Joseph A.

    Computer-Aided Analysis and Design of Steel FramesMehringer, VincentOrbison, James G.Pierson, GeorgeErrata

    Testing Method to Determine Slip Coefficient for Coatings Used in Bolted JointsFrank, Karl H.Yura, Joseph A.

    4th QuarterLRFD Analysis and Design of Beams with Partially Restrained ConnectionsGoverdhan, ArvindLindsey, Stanley D.Loannides, Socrates A.

    A Unified Approach for Stability Bracing RequirementsFisher, James M.Lutz, Leroy A.

    Effective Width Criteria for Composite BeamsBjorhovde, ReidarVallenilla, Cesar R.

    Discussion: The Application of Flexural Methods to Torsional Analysis of Thin-walled Open SectionsBoothby, Thomas E.

    A Design Aid for Connection Angle Welds Subjected to Combined Shear and Axial LoadsKane, ThomasLoomis, Kenneth M.Thornton, William A.

    19861st QuarterStepped Columns: A Simplified Design MethodCastiglioni, Carlo A.

    Cyclic Behavior of Large Beam-column AssembliesAmin, Navin R.Louie, Jason J.C.Popov, Egor P.Stephen, Roy M.

    Tension Butt Joints with Bolts and Welds in CombinationBowman, Mark D.Jarosch, K.H.

    Errata: Computer-aided Analysis and Design of Steel FramesMehringer, VincentOrbison, James G.Pierson, George

    Discussion: A General Solution for the Governing Bending EquationBudeshtsky, Rudolf J.

    Writing for Publication: The Engineer's ObligationFriedstein, Harriet

    Effective Length Factor for the Design of X-bracing SystemsEl-Tayem, Adel A.Goel, Subhash C.

    2nd QuarterThe Disposable Knee-bracing Technique in Steel FramesAristizabal-Ochoa, J. Dario

    A Programmable Solution for Stepped Crane ColumnsMoore, William E., II

    Some Design Considerations for Composite-frame StructuresGriffis, Lawrence G.

    Effect of Overspray and Incomplete Masking of Faying Surfaces on the Slip Resistance of Bolted ConnectionsFrank, Karl H.Polyzois, D.

    Discussion: Bin Supports--A Caution to DesignersMoore, Jay P.

    Use of High-strength Steel for Simply Supported BeamsWechsler, Marius B.

    Limit Analysis and Plastic Design of Grid SystemsVukov, Ante

    Design Loads for Seated-beam in LRFDBrockenbrough, R.L.Garrett, J.H., Jr.

    3rd QuarterPlastic Analysis of Pinned-base Haunched Gable FramesParsanejad, S.

    The Use of Jumbo Shapes in Non-column ApplicationsAmerican Institute of Steel Construction

    Design Solutions Utilizing the Staggered-steel Truss SystemCohen, Michael P.

    Ponding of Concrete Deck FloorsRuddy, John L.

    Discussion: Approximate Stiffness and Bending Strength for Compact-rolled SectionsLampitt, Edwin A.

    Deformations in Cold-bent HSS MembersBrady, FrankKennedy, John B.Seddeik, Mokhtar

    Combined Shear and Tension StressesGoel, Subhash C.

    A Modified Tube Concept for Tall BuildingsNair, R. Shankar

    4th QuarterEarthquake-resistant Design of Double-angle BracingsAstaneh-Asl, AbolhassanGoel, Subhash C.Hanson, Robert D.Errata

    Viscoelastic Damping Devices Proving Effective in Tall BuildingsCaldwell, D.B.

    Least Cost Computer-aided Design of Steel GirdersAnderson, Katherine E.Chong, Ken P.

    Moments on Beam-Columns with Flexible Connections in Braced FramesBrown, Jack H.

    Erecting the Staggered-truss System: A View from the FieldHassler, Arthur E.

    A Beam Design Aid for Structural TubingSiddiqui, Faruq M.A.

    19871st QuarterThe AASHTO Guide Specification for Alternate Load-factor Design Procedures for Steel Beam BridgesGrubb, Michael A.

    Plate Girder Design Using LRFDZahn, Cynthia J.

    Lateral Load Distribution in Multi-girder BridgesWalker, William H.Correction

    Design of a Rolled Beam Bridge by New AASHTO Guide Specification for Compact Braced SectionsHolt, Robert C.Hourigan, Edward V.

    Computer-aided Design of Horizontally Curved Girders by the V-load MethodPoellot, William N., Jr.

    2nd QuarterBehavior of Semi-rigid Composite ConnectionsAmmerman, DouglasLeon, Roberto T.

    Experience with Use of Heavy W Shapes in TensionFisher, John W.Pense, Alan W.

    Errata: Earthquake-Resistant Design of Double-angle BracingUnknown Author

    The Significance of Weld Continuities Regarding Plastic FailureGresnigt, A.M.

    The Economies of LRFD in Composite Floor BeamsZahn, Mark C.

    3rd QuarterJointless Bridge DecksWasserman, Edward P.

    Mill Building Frame Analysis: Distribution of Lateral LoadsVilas, Howard K.Errata

    Applications of Orthotropic Decks in Bridge RehabilitationWolchuk, Roman

    Design of Diagonal Cross Bracings: Part 1 Theoretical StudyBeaulieu, D.Picard, A.Discussion

    Material Considerations in Structural Steel DesignBarsom, J.M.Discussion

    4th QuarterSimplified Frame Design of Type PR ConstructionAckroyd, Michael H.

    Semi-rigid Composite Steel FramesAmmerman, DouglasLeon, Roberto T.Lin, JihshyaMcCauley, Robert D.

    Composite Cable-stayed Bridges The Concept with the Competitive EdgeTaylor, Peter R.

    Design for Eccentric and Inclined Loads on Bolt and Weld GroupsIwankiw, Nestor R.Discussion

    19881st QuarterField Welding to Existing Steel StructuresRicker, David T.

    A Conceptual Approach to Prevent Crack-related Failure of Steel BridgesMcNamara, Michael P.Verma, Krishna K.

    Columns: From Theory to PracticeBjorhovde, Reidar

    Understanding Composite Beam Design Methods Using LRFDLorenz, Robert F.

    Flexural-torsional Buckling for Pairs of Angles Used as ColumnsBrandt, G. Donald

    Code of Standard Practice For Steel Buildings and BridgesUnknown Author

    2nd QuarterDesign of 8-bolt Stiffened Moment End PlatesKukreti, Anant R.Murray, Thomas M.Discussion

    Discussion: Simplified Design of 8-Bolt Stiffened Moment End PlatesGriffiths, John D.Wooten, J.M.

    Optimal Design of Cantilever-suspended GirdersGurfinkel, German

    Errata: Columns with End Restraint and Bending in Load and Resistance Factor DesignChen, Wai-FahLui, E.M.

    Design of Partially or Fully Composite Beams with Ribbed Metal Deck Using LRFD SpecificationsFoley, Christopher M.Vinnakota, Murthy R.Vinnakota, Sriramula

    LRFD and the Structural Engineering CurriculumGeschwindner, Louis F.

    3rd QuarterA Practical P-Delta Analysis Method for Type FR and PR FramesLui, E.M.DiscussionErrata

    Connection Flexibility and Beam Design in Non-sway FramesDavison, J. BuickKirby, Patrick A.Nethercot, D.A.

    Effect of Connector Spacing and Flexural-torsional Buckling on Double-angle Compressive StrengthHaaijer, GeerhardZahn, Cynthia J.

    Parking Structure with a Post-tensioned DeckBakota, John F.

    Errata: Mill Building Frame Analysis: Distribution of Lateral LoadsVilas, Howard K.

    Discussion: Design for Eccentric and Inclined Loads on Bolts and Weld GroupsIwankiw, Nestor R.Traian, Miguel

    4th QuarterPreliminary Minimum Weight Design of Moment Frames for Lateral LoadingGrigorian, MarkGrigorian, Carl

    A New Approach to Floor Vibration AnalysisTolaymat, Raed A.

    Secondary Stresses in TrussesNair, R. Shankar

    Plastic Collapse Load of Continuous Composite Plate GirdersGalambos, Theodore V.Kubo, Masahiro

    Design of Diagonal Cross-bracings Part 2: Experimental StudyBeaulieu, D.Picard, A.CorrectionDiscussion

    Reinforcing Loaded Steel Compression MembersBrown, Jack H.

    19891st QuarterServiceability Guidelines for Steel StructuresEllingwood, Bruce R.

    Design of Tee Framing Shear ConnectionsAstaneh-Asl, AbolhassanNadar, Marwan N.

    Design of Single Plate Shear ConnectionsAstaneh-Asl, AbolhassanCall, Steven M.McMullin, Kurt M.Discussion

    The Reinforcement of Steel ColumnsTall, Lambert

    2nd QuarterColumn Flange Strength at Moment End-Plate ConnectionsCurtis, Larry E.Murray, Thomas M.

    Performance of Large Seismic Steel Moment Connections Under Cyclic LoadsPopov, Egor P.Tsai, K.C.Errata

    Uniform Pin-based Crane Columns, Effective LengthsFraser, Donald J.

    Eccentrically Braced Frames: U.S. PracticeEngelhardt, Michael D.Popov, Egor P.Ricles, James M.

    3rd QuarterSome Practical Aspects of Column Base SelectionRicker, David T.

    Correction: Lateral Load Distribution in Multi-girder BridgesWalker, William H.

    Correction: Design of Diagonal Cross-bracings Part 2: Experimental StudyBeaulieu, D.Picard, A.

    The Results of Experiments on Seated Beam ConnectionsDailey, Ronald H.Roeder, Charles W.

    Variation of Lift Load Distribution Due to Sling Length ToleranceDuerr, DavidErrata

    Survey of Existing Studies on the Strength and Deformation of Spherical Joints in Steel Space TrussesArciszewski, T.Olowokere, O.D.Uduma, K.

    What Structural Engineers and Fabricators Need to Know About Weld MetalMiller, Duane K.

    Selecting Laterally Unsupported Beams of Least WeightBrandt, G. Donald

    Design Aid for Required Moment of Inertia of Simple BeamsEisenman, Mark L.

    4th QuarterAutostress Design Using Compact Welded BeamsGrubb, Michael A.

    On Beam-Column Moment Amplification FactorChen, Wai-FahDuan, LianSohal, Iqbal S.Discussion

    Cambering Steel BeamsRicker, David T.

    Flexural-Torsional Buckling and its Implications for Steel Compression Member DesignIwankiw, Nestor R.Zahn, Cynthia J.

    Discussion: Design of Diagonal Cross-Bracings-Part 1: Theoretical Study; Part 2: Experimental StudyBeaulieu, D.Picard, A.Stoman, Sayed H.

    19901st QuarterSemi-Rigid Composite Connections for Gravity LoadsAmmerman, DouglasLeon, Roberto T.

    Unbraced Frames with Semi-Rigid Composite ConnectionsAmmerman, DouglasLeon, Roberto T.

    Behavior and Design of Flexibly- Connected Building FramesAckroyd, Michael H.Gerstle, Kurt H.

    Notes on Bracing DesignWyczolkowski, Adam

    Approximate Plastic Modulus of Wide Flange Beam SectionsGilsanz, Ramon

    Allowable Bending Stress of Steel PipesChakrabarti, S.K.

    Discussion: A Practical P-Delta Analysis Method for Type FR and PR FramesCarskaddan, Phillip S.Lui, E.M.

    Discussion: Material Considerations in Structural Steel DesignStecich, J.

    Errata: Performance of Large Seismic Steel Moment Connections Under Cyclic LoadsPopov, Egor P.Tsai, K.C.

    Errata: Variation of Lift Load Distribution Due to Sling Length ToleranceDuerr, David

    Errata: A Practical P-Delta Analysis Method for Type FR and PR FramesLui, E.M.

    2nd QuarterDesign of Connectors in Web-Flange Beam or Girder SplicesGreen, Deborah L.Kulak, Geoffrey L.

    The In-Plane Stability of a Frame Containing Pin-Based Stepped ColumnsFraser, Donald J.

    Practical Analysis of Semi- Rigid FramesBarakat, MunzerChen, Wai-Fah

    Electronic Spreadsheet Tools for Semi- Rigid FramesAckroyd, Michael H.

    LRFD Aid for Tubeshaped BeamsSiddiqui, Faruq M.A.Usman, Ali

    Automated Second-Order Elastic Analysis for Steel Space FramesFolse, Michael D.Harris, Barton H.

    3rd QuarterExperimental Study of Gusseted ConnectionsGross, John L.

    Hardness Testing of Thermal Cut Edges of SteelWilson, Alexander D.

    Inconsistencies in Column Base Plate Design in the New AISC ASD ManualAhmed, SalahuddinKreps, Robert R.

    Design of Small Base Plates for Wide Flange ColumnsThornton, William A.

    LRFD Beam Tables for Structural TubesSputo, Thomas

    Short Span Pre-Stressed Steel BridgesDensford, Thomas A.Hendrick, Thomas L.Murray, Thomas M.

    Discussion: Design of Single Plate Shear ConnectionsRichard, Ralph M.

    Errata: Flexural-Torsional Buckling and its Implications for Steel Compression Member DesignIwankiw, Nestor R.Zahn, Cynthia J.

    4th QuarterReinforcing Steel Members and the Effects of WeldingTide, Raymond H.R.

    Behavior of a Two-Span Continuous Plate Girder Bridge Designed by the Alternate Load Factor MethodGrubb, Michael A.Moore, Mark

    Proposed Revision of the Equivalent Axial Load Method for LRFD Steel and Composite Beam-Column DesignLeet, Kenneth M.Uang, Chia-MingWattar, Samer W.

    A Method To Predict the Fire Resistance of Steel Building ColumnsAlmand, K.H.Lie, T.T.

    Discussion: On Beam-Column Moment Amplification FactorDumonteil, Pierre

    Design of Base Plates for Wide Flange Columns: A Concatenation of MethodsThornton, William A.

    19911st QuarterFull-Scale Tests of Butt-Welded Splices in Heavy-Rolled Steel Sections Subjected to Primary Tensile StressesBruneau, MichelMahin, Stephen A.

    Top-and-Seat-Angle Connections and End-Plate Connections: Snug vs. Fully Pretensioned BoltsChasten, Cameron P.Driscoll, George C., Jr.Fleischman, Robert B.Lu, Le-Wu

    Designing Longitudinal Welds for Bridge MembersAlexander, Warren G.

    Load Combinations for Buildings Exposed to FiresCorotis, Ross B.Ellingwood, Bruce R.

    Redundancy in Highway BridgesFrangopol, Dan M.Nakib, Rachid

    2nd QuarterDesign Analysis of Semi-Rigid Frames: Evaluation and ImplementationBarakat, MunzerChen, Wai-Fah

    Tables for Equal Single Angles in CompressionWalker, Wayne W.

    1989 AISC Specification (Ninth Edition) Allowable Bending Stress Design AidHulshizer, Allen J.

    A Simplified Look at Partially Restrained BeamsGeschwindner, Louis F.

    Design Strength of Schifflerized Angle StrutsAdluri, Seshu Madhava RaoMadugula, Murty K.S.

    3rd QuarterBeam Design in PR Braced Steel FramesZandonini, RiccardoZanon, Paolo

    Buckling of Prestressed Steel GirdersBradford, Mark A.

    Building Floor VibrationsMurray, Thomas M.Errata

    Reuse of A325 and A490 High-Strength BoltsBetancourt, MiguelBowman, Mark D.

    U.S. Seismic Steel CodesPopov, Egor P.

    Stiffness Reduction Factor for LRFD of ColumnsHarichandran, Ronald S.

    Editor's Note: 1989 AISC Specification (Ninth Edition) Allowable Bending Stress Design Aid (paper by Allen J. Hulshizer)Unknown Author

    4th QuarterApplication of Second-Order Elastic Analysis in LRFD: Research to PracticeHajjar, Jerome F.White, Donald W.

    Design and Construction of Lifting BeamsRicker, David T.Errata

    An Analytical Criterion for Buckling Strength of Built-up Compression MembersAslani, FarhangGoel, Subhash C.

    Unified Autostress MethodSchilling, Charles G.

    Errata:: Building Floor VibrationsMurray, Thomas M.

    19921st QuarterA Method for Incorporating Live Load Reduction Provisions in Frame AnalysisMcGuire, WilliamZiemian, Ronald D.

    High-Strength Bolts for BridgesBeckmann, Fred R.Verma, Krishna K.

    Reliability of Rotational Behavior of Framing ConnectionsGerstle, Kurt H.Rauscher, Thomas R.

    The Significance and Application of Cb in Beam DesignZuraski, Patrick D.

    An Equivalent Radius of Gyration Approach to Flexural-Torsional Buckling for Singly Symmetric SectionsBakos, Jack D.O'Leary, James A.

    Forces on Bracing SystemsNair, R. Shankar

    2nd QuarterNon-Slender Single Angle StrutsDagher, H.Davids, W.Elgaaly, Mohamed

    Eccentrically Loaded Steel Single Angle StrutsAdluri, Seshu Madhava RaoMadugula, Murty K.S.

    Flexural Strength of WT SectionsEllifritt, Duane S.Samuel, SantoshSputo, ThomasWine, Gregory

    An Experimental Study of Block Shear Failure of Angles in TensionEpstein, Howard I.Errata

    3rd QuarterDistortion-Induced Cracking During TransitRoddis, W.M. Kim

    Load and Resistance Factor Design of Welded Box Section TrussesHenderson, J.E.Packer, Jeffrey A.Wardenier, Jaap

    Analytical Criteria for Stitch Strength of Built-Up Compression MembersAslani, FarhangGoel, Subhash C.

    Simple Equations for Effective Length FactorsDumonteil, PierreDiscussionCorrection

    Application of Tuned Mass Dampers To Control Vibrations of Composite Floor SystemsVaicaitis, RimasWebster, Anthony C.

    4th QuarterFast Check for Block ShearBurgett, Lewis B.Correction

    Structural Details To Increase Ductility of ConnectionsBlodgett, Omer W.

    Design Aid-Anchor Bolt Interaction of Shear and Tension LoadsScacco, Mario N.

    Design Chart for Vibration of Office and Residential FloorsHatfield, Frank J.

    Strength and Serviceability of Hanger ConnectionsThornton, William A.Correction

    A Novel Approach for K Factor DeterminationLui, E.M.

    Computers and Steel DesignMcGuire, William

    19931st QuarterServiceability Limit States Under Wind LoadGriffis, Lawrence G.

    Design Strength of Concentrically Loaded Single Angle StrutsZureick, A.

    The Warping Constant for the W-Section with a Channel CapEllifritt, Duane S.Lue, Tony

    The Economic Impact of Overspecifying Simple ConnectionsCarter, Charles J.Geschwindner, Louis F.

    Discussion: Simple Equations for Effective Length FactorsMoore, William E., II

    Correction: Simple Equations for Effective Length FactorsDumonteil, Pierre

    Correction: Fast Check for Block ShearBurgett, Lewis B.

    2nd QuarterDesign of Pipe Column Base Plates Under Gravity LoadSputo, ThomasDiscussionDiscussionCorrection

    Strength of Shear Studs in Steel Deck on Composite Beams and JoistsEasterling, W. SamuelGibbings, David R.Murray, Thomas M.

    Earthquakes: Steel Structures Performance and Design Code DevelopmentsMarsh, James W.

    SI Units for Structural Steel DesignAmerican Institute of Steel Construction

    Composite Girders with Partial Restraints: A New ApproachWexler, Neil

    3rd QuarterShear Lag Effects in Steel Tension MembersEasterling, W. SamuelGonzalez Giroux, Lisa

    Design Aid of Semi-rigid Connections for Frame AnalysisChen, Wai-FahGoto, Y.Kishi, N.Matsuoka, K.G.

    A Tentative Design Guideline for a New Steel Beam Connection Detail to Composite Tube ColumnsAzizinamini, AtorodPrakash, Bangalore

    4th QuarterDesign Criterion for Vibrations Due to WalkingAllen, D.E.Murray, Thomas M.

    LRFD Analysis for Semi-Rigid Frame DesignChen, Wai-FahKing, Won Sun

    Design of I-Beam to Box-Column Connections Stiffened ExternallyLee, Seng-LipShanmugam, Nandivaram E.Ting, Lia-ChoonDiscussion

    Discussion: Design of Pipe Column Base Plates Under Gravity LoadIwankiw, Nestor R.Sputo, Thomas

    Errata: ASD/LRFD Volume II- Connections Shear Tab Design TablesUnknown Author

    19941st QuarterRemoval of Yield Stress Limitation for Composite Tubular ColumnsBjorhovde, ReidarBruce, Donald A.Kenny, John R.

    Column Base Plate Design TableChhabra, Surendra J.

    Ductility of Non-Compact Steel Bridge BeamsTabsh, Sami W.

    Frame Response Considering Plastic Panel HingesFielding, David J.

    2nd QuarterLocal Buckling Rules for Rotation CapacityDaali, M.L.Korol, R.M.

    Optimal Design of Steel Frames to Enhance Overall StabilityHjelmstad, K.D.Pezeshk, S.

    Composite Semi-Rigid ConstructionLeon, Roberto T.

    Geometric Properties of Hot-Rolled Steel Angles Including the Effects of Toe Radii and FilletMadhava Rao Adluri, SeshuMadugula, Murty K.S.

    3rd QuarterThe Accuracy of Column Stability Calculations in Unbraced Frames and the Influence of Columns with Effective Length Factors Less Than OneHajjar, Jerome F.White, Donald W.

    Examination of Fillet Weld StrengthBowman, Mark D.Quinn, Brian P.

    Discussion: Design of Pipe Column Base Plates Under Gravity LoadValley, Michael

    Correction: Discussion of Design of Column Base Plates Under Gravity LoadIwankiw, Nestor R.Sputo, Thomas

    Discussion: Design of I-Beam to Box-Column Connections Stiffened ExternallyIwankiw, Nestor R.

    Low-Cycle Fatigue Behavior of Semi-Rigid Top-and-Seat Angle ConnectionsChen, Stuart S.Mander, John B.Pekcan, Gokhan

    4th QuarterPractical Approaches in Mill Building Columns Subjected to Heavy Crane LoadsBendapudi, Kasi V.

    A Practical Approach to the ""Leaning"" ColumnGeschwindner, Louis F.Correction

    Geometrical and Mechanical Properties of Large Rolled Steel AnglesKajita, YasuyukiKojima, ToshifumiMadugula, Murty K.S.Ohama, Michihiro

    19951st QuarterAn Assessment of K Factor FormulasChen, Wai-FahShanmugam, Nandivaram E.

    Steel Frame Stability DesignVisser, Mike

    Effects of Connection Stiffness and Plasticity on the Service Load Behavior of Unbraced Steel FramesBhatti, M. AsgharHingtgen, James E.

    Inelastic Design of Steel Girder BridgesBarker, Michael G.

    2nd QuarterBuckling of Webs in Unsymmetric Plate GirdersFrank, Karl H.Helwig, Todd A.

    Low-Cycle Variable Amplitude Fatigue Modeling of Top-and-Seat Angle ConnectionsChen, Stuart S.Mander, John B.Pekcan, Gokhan

    A Practical Approach to the ""Leaning"" ColumnGeschwindner, Louis F.

    Effective Width of Composite L-Beams in BuildingsBrosnan, David P.Uang, Chia-Ming

    3rd QuarterPrestressed Steel Girders for Single Span BridgesSnyder, Russell D.Discussion

    Optimal Cost Design of Semi-Rigid, Low-Rise Industrial FramesGrierson, Donald E.Sherbourne, Archie N.Xu, Lei

    Effective Lengths of Uniform and Stepped Crane ColumnsLui, E.M.Sun, Manqing

    Influence of Cross Frames on Load Resisting Capacity of Steel Girder BridgesAzizinamini, AtorodBeacham, Michael W.Kathol, Steve

    Block Shear Tests in High-Strength Steel AnglesGross, Jeremy M.Orbison, James G.Ziemian, Ronald D.

    4th QuarterSteel Rigid Frames With Leaning Columns-1993 LRFD ExampleFolse, Michael D.Nowak, Paul S.Correction

    Connections: Art, Science, and Information in the Quest for Economy and SafetyThornton, William A.

    Partially Restrained Composite Beam-To-Girder ConnectionsEasterling, W. SamuelRex, Clinton O.

    Correction: A Practical Approach to the "Leaning" ColumnGeschwindner, Louis F.

    19961st QuarterThe Effect of Burrs on the Shear Capacity of Bearing ConnectionsSaleh, Y.Zwerneman, F.J.

    Comparative Effectiveness of Tightening Techniques for A490 1 1/4- in. Diameter BoltsAbruzzo, JohnDahl, Joan S.Fisher, John W.Lu, Le-WuDiscussion

    Optimum Cost Design of Partially Composite Steel Beams Using LRFDBhatti, M. Asghar

    Effects of the Latest LRFD Block Shear Code ChangeEpstein, Howard I.

    A Rational Approach to Design of Tee Shear ConnectionsThornton, William A.

    Correction: Steel Rigid Frames with Leaning ColumnsFolse, Michael D.Nowak, Paul S.

    Correction: Strength and Serviceability of Hanger ConnectionsThornton, William A.

    2nd QuarterSpecifying Bolt Length for High-Strength BoltsCarter, Charles J.DiscussionClosure

    Fatigue Life of Double Angle Tension MembersChristopher, Bradley P.Cousins, Thomas E.Stallings, J. Michael

    Strengthening of Existing Composite Beams Using LRFD ProceduresMiller, John P.DiscussionCritiqueErrata

    A Closer Examination of the Axial Capacity of Eccentrically Loaded Single Angle StrutsLutz, Leroy A.

    Critique: Comparative Effectiveness of Tightening Techniques for A490 1-in. Diameter BoltsFlucker, Ronald L.Sharp, David F.

    3rd QuarterOptimization of Large Steel Truss Structures Using Standard Cross SectionsAdeli, H.Soegiarso, R.

    Improved Shear Strength of Webs Designed in Accordance with the LRFD SpecificationBradford, Mark A.DiscussionClosure

    Designing With Structural TubingSherman, Donald R.

    Future Use of Composite Steel-Concrete Columns in Highway BridgesItani, Ahmad M.

    Discussion: Prestressed Steel Girders for Single Span BridgesKocsis, Peter

    4th QuarterThe Effect of Eccentricity on Brace-to-gussetThornton, William A.

    Practical Advanced Analysis for Semi-rigid Frame DesignChen, Wai-FahKim, Seung-Eock

    Formulas for Beams with Semi-rigid ConnectionsKotlyar, Nathan

    Block Shear of Structural Tees in Tension- Alternate PathsEpstein, Howard I.

    LRFD Crane Girder Design Procedure and AidsLaman, Jeffrey A.

    19971st QuarterUltimate Strength Considerations for Seismic Design of the Reduced Beam Section (Internal Plastic Hinge)Iwankiw, Nestor R.

    Appendix A: Beam Gravity Load ConsiderationsIwankiw, Nestor R.

    Appendix B: Corollary for Cover-Plated Connections (without RBS)Iwankiw, Nestor R.

    Appendix C: Elastic Stiffness Change for Reduced Beam SectionIwankiw, Nestor R.

    Appendix D: Combination Detail (RBS With Nominal End Reinforcement)Iwankiw, Nestor R.

    Design of Tension Circular Flange Joints in Tubular StructuresCao, JunjiePacker, Jeffrey A.

    Load and Resistance Factor Design and Analysis of Stepped Crane Columns in Industrial BuildingsKennedy, D.J.L.MacCrimmon, Robert A.

    Discussion: Comparative Effectiveness of Tightening Techniques for A490 1 1/4-in. Diameter BoltsAbruzzo, JohnDahl, Joan S.Fisher, John W.Lu, Le-Wu

    2nd QuarterTruss Analogy for Steel Moment ConnectionsGoel, Subhash C.Lee, Kyoung-HyeogStojadinovic, Bozidar

    Optimization of Large Space Frame Steel StructuresAdeli, H.Soegiarso, R.

    The Dogbone: Back to the FuturePlumier, Andre

    Rational Basis for Increased Fillet Weld StrengthIwankiw, Nestor R.ErrataErrata

    3rd QuarterA Summary of Changes and Derivation of LRFD Bolt Design ProvisionsCarter, Charles J.Tide, Raymond H.R.Yura, Joseph A.DiscussionClosureErrata

    The Restraint Girder System- Local Web Buckling Behavior and Design ConsiderationsWexler, Neil

    The Behavior and Load-Carrying Capacity of Unstiffened Seated-Beam ConnectionsBowman, Mark D.Chen, Wai-FahYang, W.H.DiscussionErrataErrata

    Calculation of the Plastic Section Modulus Using the ComputerBauer, Dominique Bernard

    Discussion: Specifying Bolt Length for High-Strength BoltsFlucker, Ronald L.

    Closure: Specifying Bolt Length for High-Strength BoltsCarter, Charles J.

    Discussion: Strengthening of Existing Composite Beams Using LRFD ProceduresKocsis, Peter

    Errata: Rational Basis for Increased Fillet Weld StrengthIwankiw, Nestor R.

    4th QuarterSteel Moment Frames with Ductile Girder Web OpeningGoel, Subhash C.Leelataviwat, SutatStojadinovic, Bozidar

    Practical Application of Energy Methods to Structural Stability ProblemsNair, R. ShankarErrata

    Low-Rise Building Wind Load ProvisionsChiu, Gregory L.F.Perry, Dale C.

    Discussion: The Behavior and Load-Carrying Capacity of Unstiffened Seated Beam ConnectionsCarter, Charles J.Murray, Thomas M.Thornton, William A.Errata

    Critique: Strengthening of Existing Composite Beams Using LRFD ProceduresWanant, Sompandh

    19981st QuarterSteel Built-up Girders with Trapezoidally Corrugated WebsElgaaly, MohamedSeshadri, Anand

    Live Load Distribution in Integral Composite Steel BridgesMourad, ShehabTabsh, Sami W.

    Practical Compactness and Bracing Provisions for the Design of Single Angle BeamsEarls, C.J.Galambos, Theodore V.

    Integrity of Structural Steel After Exposure to FireTide, Raymond H.R.

    Discussion: A Summary of Changes and Derivation of LRFD Bolt Design ProvisionsBiren, JosephDumonteil, Pierre

    Closure: A Summary of Changes and Derivation of LRFD Bolt Design ProvisionsCarter, Charles J.

    2nd QuarterDesign of Crane Runway Beam with ChannelEllifritt, Duane S.Lue, Dung-Myau

    Design Tables for Top- and Seat-Angle with Double Web-Angle ConnectionsChen, Wai-FahKim, YosukErrataErrata

    Web Shear Strength of Flexural MembersSegui, William T.

    Errata: Discussion of A Summary of Changes and Derivation of LRFD Bolt Design ProvisionsCarter, Charles J.Tide, Raymond H.R.Yura, Joseph A.

    Errata: Practical Application of Energy Methods to Structural Stability ProblemsNair, R. Shankar

    3rd QuarterK-factors for Unbraced Frames: Alignment Chart Accuracy for Practical Frame VariationsGuo, Chelsea Q.Hamid, Hazlan AbdulRoddis, W.M. Kim

    Optimal Stiffness Design to Limit Static and Dynamic Wind Responses of Tall Steel BuildingsChan, Chun-Man

    The Ultimate Strength of Symmetric Beam Bolted SplicesFrank, Karl H.Sheikh-Ibrahim, Firas I.

    Errata: Design Tables for Top- and Seat-Angle with Double Web-Angle ConnectionsChen, Wai-FahKim, Yosuk

    Errata: Discussion of The Behavior and Load-Carrying Capacity of Unstiffened Seated Beam ConnectionsCarter, Charles J.Murray, Thomas M.Thornton, William A.

    Discussion: Improved Shear Strength of Webs Designed in Accordance with the LRFD SpecificationEllifritt, Duane S.

    Closure: Improved Shear Strength of Webs Designed in Accordance with the LRFD SpecificationBradford, Mark A.

    4th QuarterExperimental Implementation of Active Control to Reduce Annoying Floor VibrationsHanagan, Linda M.Murray, Thomas M.

    Experimental Investigation of Dogbone Moment ConnectionsEngelhardt, Michael D.Potyraj, Timothy J.Winneberger, TedZekany, Andrew J.

    Belt Trusses and Basements as 'Virtual' Outriggers for Tall BuildingsNair, R. Shankar

    Simplified Inelastic Design of Steel Girder BridgesSchilling, Charles G.

    19991st QuarterSpliced Axially-Loaded Single-Angle Members in CompressionMadugula, Murty K.S.Sakla, Sherief S.S.Wahba, Yohanna M.F.

    Semi-Rigid Frame Design Methods for Practicing EngineersBjorhovde, ReidarChristopher, John E.

    Beam-Column Base Plate Design - LRFD MethodDrake, Richard M.Elkin, Sharon J.ErrataErrataDiscussion

    The Effects of Over-Compressing ASTM F959 Direct Tension Indicators on A325 Bolts Used in Shear ConnectionsGentry, GuyNielsen, Richard J.Schmeckpeper, Edwin R.DiscussionClosure

    2nd QuarterPreface to the North American Design ComparisonsGilmor, Michael I.Iwankiw, Nestor R.Martinez-Romero, Enrique

    A Comparison of Canadian, Mexican, and United States Steel Design StandardsGalambos, Theodore V.

    A Comparison of General Design and Load Requirements in Building Codes in Canada, Mexico, and the United StatesEllingwood, Bruce R.

    Design Aids for Walking Vibrations in Steel Framed FloorsLaman, Jeffrey A.

    Historical Note on K-Factor EquationsDumonteil, Pierre

    3rd QuarterSeismic Performance and Design of Bolted Steel Moment-Resisting FramesAstaneh-Asl, Abolhassan

    Probabilistic Modeling of Steel Moment Frames with Welded ConnectionsEllingwood, Bruce R.Song, Jianlin

    Cantilever Beam Framing SystemsHemstad, Michael

    Ponding Calculations in LRFD and ASDCarter, Charles J.Zuo, JiahongDiscussion

    Discussion: The Effects of Over-Compressing ASTM F959 Direct TensionRicker, David T.

    Closure: The Effects of Over-Compressing ASTM F959 Direct Tension Indicators on A325 Bolts Used in Shear ConnectionsGentry, GuyNielsen, Richard J.Schmeckpeper, Edwin R.

    4th QuarterRepair of Existing Steel Moment Frame Buildigns Damaged from Earthquakes Using Fracture Tough Weld OverlaysAnderson, James C.Com