TableofContentsComparison

SteelDesignbyWilliamSegui,4thEditionvs.5thEdition

SteelDesign4thEditionbyWilliamSegui2007
1.Introduction 1.1 StructuralDesign 1.2 Loads 1.3 BuildingCodes 1.4 DesignSpecifications 1.5 StructuralSteel 1.6 StandardCrossSectionalShapes 2.ConceptsinStructuralDesign 2.1 DesignPhilosophies 2.2 AmericanInstituteofSteelConstructionSpecification 2.3 LoadFactors,ResistanceFactors,andLoadCombinationsforLRFD 2.4 SafetyFactorsandLoadCombinationsforASD 2.5 ProbalisticBasisofLoadandResistanceFactors 2.6 SteelConstructionManual 2.7 DesignCompuationsandPrecision 3.TensionMembers 3.1 Introduction 3.2 TensileStrength 3.3 EffectiveArea 3.4 StaggeredFasteners 3.5 BlockShear 3.6 DesignofTensionMembers 3.7 ThreadedRodsandCables 3.8 TensionMembersinRoofTrusses 3.9 PinConnectedMembers 4.CompressionMembers 4.1 Definition

SteelDesign5thEditionbyWilliamSegui2013
1.Introduction 1.1 StructuralDesign 1.2 Loads 1.3 BuildingCodes 1.4 DesignSpecifications 1.5 StructuralSteel 1.6 StandardCrossSectionalShapes 2.ConceptsinStructuralSteelDesign 2.1 DesignPhilosophies 2.2 AmericanInstituteofSteelConstructionSpecification 2.3 LoadsFactors,ResistanceFactors,andLoadCombinationsforLRFD *CoverageofthelatestloadcombinationsfromASCE7 2.4 SafetyFactorsandLoadCombinationsforASD *CoverageofthelatestloadcombinationsfromASCE7 2.5 ProbalisticBasisofLoadandResistanceFactors 2.6 SteelConstructionManual *IncludesdetailsonthereorganizationoftheManual 2.7 DesignComputationsandPrecision 3.TensionMembers 3.1 Introduction 3.2 TensileStrength 3.3 EffectiveArea 3.4 StaggeredFasteners 3.5 BlockShear 3.6 DesignofTensionMembers 3.7 ThreadedRodsandCables 3.8 TensionsMembersinRoofTrusses 3.9 PinConnectedMembers 4.CompressionMembers 4.1 Introduction *IntroductionoftheAISCSpecifications3methodsofanalysistoobtaintheaxialforces andbendingmomentsinmembersofarigidframe 4.2 ColumnTheory 4.3 AISCRequirements 4.4 LocalStability *Revisedcontentonclassificationofshapesforlocalstability 4.5 TablesforCompressionMembers 4.6 Design 4.7 MoreonEffectiveLength *Newmaterialonthestiffnessreductionfactor 4.8 TorsionalandFlexuralTorsionalBuckling 4.9 BuiltUpMembers *Newmaterialonthemodifiedslendernessrationforbuiltupcompressionmembers 5.Beams 5.1 Introduction 5.2 BendingStressandthePlasticMoment 5.3 Stability 5.4 ClassificationofShapes 5.5 BendingStrengthofCompactShapes 5.6 BendingStrengthofNoncompactShapes 5.7 SummaryofMomentStrength 5.8 ShearStrength 5.9 Deflection 5.10 Design 5.11 FloorandRoofFramingSystems 5.12 HolesinBeams 5.13 OpenWebSteelJoists 5.14 BeamBearingPlatesandColumnBasePlates 5.15 BiaxialBending 5.16 BendingStrengthofVariousShapres *RevisedAISCprovisionsforteesanddoubleangles 6.BeamColumns 6.1 Definition 6.2 InteractionFormulas 6.3 MethodsofAnalysisforRequiredStrength 6.4 TheMomentAmplificationMethod *Expandedsection 6.5 BracedversusUnbracedFrames 6.6 MembersinBracedFrames *Coverageofreducedflexuralrigiditywhensecondorderanalysismethodsareused 6.7 MembersinUnbracedFrames *ExtensionrevisionofExample6.6 6.8 DesignofBeamColumns *AdditionalmaterialontheuseofthebeamcolumntablesintheManual 6.9 TrusseswithTopChordLoadsBetweenJoints

4.2 ColumnnTheory 4.3 AISCRequirements 4.4 LocalStability 4.5 TablesforCompressionMembers 4.6 Design 4.7 MoreonEffectiveLength 4.8 TorsionalandFlexuralTorsionalBuckling 4.9 BuiltUpMembers

5.Beams 5.1 Introduction 5.2 BendingStressandthePlasticMovement 5.3 Stability 5.4 ClassificationofShapes 5.5 BendingStrengthofCompactShapes 5.6 BendingStrengthofNoncompactShapes 5.7 SummaryofMomentStrength 5.8 ShearStrength 5.9 Deflection 5.10 Design 5.11 FloorandRoofFramingSystems 5.12 HolesinBeams 5.13 OpenWebSteelJoists 5.14 BeamBearingPlatesandColumnBasePlates 5.15 BiaxialBending 5.16 BendingStrengthofVariousShapes 6.BeamColumns 6.1 Definition 6.2 InteractionFormulas 6.3 MomentAmplification 6.4 BracedversusUnbracedFrames 6.5 MembersinBracedFrames

6.6 MembersinUnbracedFrames 6.7 DesignofBeamColumns 6.8 TrusseswithTopChordLoadsbetweenJoints

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TableofContentsComparison
SteelDesignbyWilliamSegui,4thEditionvs.5thEdition

SteelDesign4thEditionbyWilliamSegui2007
7.SimpleConnections 7.1 Introduction 7.2 BoltedShearConnections:FailureModes 7.3 BearingStrength,Spacing,andEdgeDistanceRequirements 7.4 ShearStrength

SteelDesign5thEditionbyWilliamSegui2013
7.SimpleConnections 7.1 Introduction 7.2 BoltedShearConnections:FailureModes 7.3 BearingStrength,Spacing,andEdgeDistanceRequirements 7.4 ShearStrength *Newmaterialonshearstrengthofbolts,incorporatingthenewstrengthvaluesgivenin theSpecification 7.5 InstallationofHighStrengthBolts 7.6 SlipCriticalandBearingTypeConnections *NewAISCequationforslipcriticalboltstrengthhasbeenincorporated 7.7 DesignExamples *NewmaterialontheuseoftheManualTablesforboltstrength 7.8 HighStrengthBoltsinTension 7.9 CombinedShearandTensioninFasteners 7.10 WeldedConnections 7.11 FilletWelds 8.EccentricConnections 8.1 ExamplesofEccentricConnections 8.2 EccentricBoltedConnections:ShearOnly *Revisedexampleonultimatestrengthanalysisofeccentricboltedshearconnections *IncorporationoftheManualtablesforboltstrength(inthisandothersections) 8.3 EccentricBoltedConnections:ShearPlusTension 8.4 EccentricWeldedConnections:ShearOnly 8.5 EccentricWeldedConnections:ShearPlusTension 8.6 MomentResistingConnections 8.7 ColumnStiffenersandOtherReinforcement 8.8 EndPlateConnections 8.9 ConcludingRemarks 9.CompositeConstruction 9.1 Introduction 9.2 ShoredVersusUnshoredConstruction 9.3 EffectiveFlangeWidth. 9.4 SteelHeadedStudAnchors 9.5 Design 9.6 Deflections *Newemphasisontheuseofthelowerboundmomentofinertiaincomputing deflections. 9.7 CompositeBeamswithFormedSteelDeck *Newprocedureforlocatingtheplasticneutralaxisinthesteelsection 9.8 TablesforCompositeBeamAnalysisandDesign 9.9 ContinuousBeams 9.10 CompositeColumns *Revisionofmaterialonfilledcompositecolumns 10.PlateGirders 10.1 Introduction 10.2 GeneralConsiderations 10.3 AISCRequirementsforProportionsofPlateGirders 10.4 FlexuralStrength 10.5 ShearStrength *Revisedrulesforproportioningintermediateplategirderstiffeners. 10.6 BearingStiffeners 10.7 Design Appendix:PlasticAnalysisandDesign A.1 Introduction A.2 AISCRequirements A.3 Analysis A.4 Design A.5 ConcludingRemarks References AnswerstoSelectedProblems Index

7.5 InstallationofHighStrengthBolts 7.6 SlipCriticalandBearingTypeConnections 7.7 DesignExamples 7.8 HighStrengthBoltsinTension 7.9 CombinedShearandTensioninFasteners 7.10 WeldedConnections 7.11 FilletWelds 8.EccentricConnections 8.1 ExamplesofEccentricConnections 8.2 EccentricBoltedConnections:ShearOnly

8.3 EccentricBoltedConnections:ShearPlusTension 8.4 EccentricWeldedConnections:ShearOnly 8.5 EccentricWeldedConnections:ShearPlusTension 8.6 MomentResistingConnections 8.7 ColumnStiffenersandOtherReinforcement 8.8 EndPlateConnections 8.9 ConcludingRemarks 9.CompositeConstruction 9.1 Introduction 9.2 ShoredversusUnshoredConstruction 9.3 EffectiveFlangeWidth 9.4 ShearConnectors 9.5 Design 9.6 Deflection

9.7 CompositeBeamswithFormedSteelDeck 9.8 TablesforCompositeBeamAnalysisandDesign 9.9 ContinuousBeams 9.10 CompositeColumns 10.PlateGirders 10.1 Introduction 10.2 GeneralConsiderations 10.3 AISCRequirementsforProportionsofPlateGirders 10.4 FlexuralStrength 10.5 ShearStrength 10.6 BearingStiffeners 10.7 Design Appendix:PlasticAnalysisandDesign A.1 Introduction A.2 AISCRequirements A.3 Analysis A.4 Design A.5 ConcludingRemarks References AnswerstoSelectedProblems Index

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