Structural Steel Design: Learn the Principles of Design

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1 - Foundations of Structural Steel

1 -Course Outline and Goal.pdf

1 -Explore the Advantages of Steel.mp4

03:15

2 -Explore the Disadvantages & Residual Stresses of Steel.mp4

04:28

2 - How Steel Fails

1 -Learn How Steel Fails.mp4

03:04

2 -Lateral Torsional Buckling.mp4

04:58

3 -Explore Tension Failure in Steel.mp4

01:12

3 - Loading Conditions

1 -Understand Loading Conditions.mp4

07:20

2 -Loading Conditions Example.mp4

07:10

4 - Analysis Shortcuts

1 -Analysis Shortcuts.mp4

03:46

2 -Analysis Shortcuts Example.mp4

07:01

5 - Lateral Restraint & Section Classification

1 -Lateral Restraint.mp4

08:35

2 -Section Classification.mp4

02:59

3 -StressStrain Relationship.mp4

04:02

6 - Bending resistance

1 -Bending Resistance.mp4

04:59

2 -Bending Resistance Example.mp4

07:01

7 - Axial Forces

1 -Axial Compression.mp4

03:26

2 -Axial Tension.mp4

06:36

8 - Shear Resistance

1 -Shear Resistance.mp4

02:55

2 -Shear Resistance Example.mp4

03:34

9 - Combined Axial and Bending Resistance

1 -Combined Axial & Bending.mp4

02:57

2 -Reduced Moment Resistance.mp4

05:49

3 -Lecture 22.mp4

14:19

10 - Conclusion (Bonus)

1 -Thank You.mp4

01:01

Description

Understand the foundations and design a laterally supported steel element with ease (bending, axial and shear)

What You'll Learn?

The basics of structural loading and limit state design
The advantages, and disadvantages, of using structural steelwork
An understanding of the failure modes in bending, axial, shear and lateral torsional buckling (LTB is introduced only)
Examples of how to calculate the design resistance against bending, shear, axial and combined failure (lateral torsional buckling calculations are beyond this course)

Who is this for?

This course was designed to benefit anyone involved in the construction industry.

Structural engineers ranging from the novice to intermediate level.

Other professionals within the industry such as architects, contractors and project managers looking to increase their design knowledge.

What You Need to Know?

Basic structural mathematics

More details

Description
The world of engineering can be both fascinating and daunting for newcomers!
That is why IÂ have created this beginner course to introduce you to the basics of steel design in a more welcoming way. Please note the course is in metric units and will often reference the Eurocode.
If you are looking for a solid introduction to, or refresher on, steel design where we run through:
When to use steel
How it fails
Different loading conditions
Lateral Restraint
Stress/Strain and yield strengths
Bending, Axial and Shear Resistance (including an example of each)
Combined Axial and Bending Resistance (including example)
Then this course may be for you! I focus on not only running through the theory, but also real world considerations that are not often found in the text books.
IÂ have also included examples on bending, shear and axial failure as well as introducing you to lateral torsional buckling (we'll only run through what LTB is, the calculations are a bit too advanced for here).
This course has been specifically designed to give value to you, the student, and lifetime access means you will receive all future updates and additions free of charge.
If you are notÂ 100% sure this course is for you, feel free to take a look around.Â If you are not convinced, there is a 30 day money back guarantee with no hard feelings or questions asked.
Thanks for taking the time to view this course, and I hope to see you in there!!
Who this course is for:
This course was designed to benefit anyone involved in the construction industry.
Structural engineers ranging from the novice to intermediate level.
Other professionals within the industry such as architects, contractors and project managers looking to increase their design knowledge.

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