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Euler buckling stress fcc is given by(a) (π^2E)/(KL/r)^2(b) (π^2E KL/r)^2(c) (π^2E)/(KL/r)(d) (π^2E)/(KLr)^2I got this question during an interview.The origin of the question is Design of Compression Members in chapter Design of Compression Members of Design of Steel Structures

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Right answer is (a) (π^2E)/(KL/r)^2

To explain I would say: Euler buckling STRESS fcc is given by fcc = (π^2E)/(KL/r)^2, where E is modulus of ELASTICITY of MATERIAL and KL/r is effective slenderness ratio i.e. ratio of effective length, KL to APPROPRIATE radius of gyration, r.



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