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This study analyzed the flexural buckling behavior of light-gauge built-up compression members joined by self-drilling screws by using the energy method. A nonconventional mechanical model that simulates the flexural buckling behavior of a built-up member was proposed, and the contradictions of Bleich's model were described. A simple design formula...
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