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Staad Column Design

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structuresdesign13

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Aug 18, 2009
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I have one story 3d frame. Total ht is 20ft. and want to add one beam at 11 ft level tin z-z direction to brace. then in staad do i have to define Ly and Lz for column for KL/r calculation or software will consider by itself. if yes then after adding one beam in z-z direction my Ly = 20 and lz = 11 ??
 
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