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Design Of Steel Structures

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  • Course type

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  • Course duration

    1452 Min

  • Course start date & time

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  • Language

    English

Why enroll

This course is essential for civil and structural engineering students and professionals involved in the design and construction of steel structures. Steel is widely used in modern infrastructure due to its high strength-to-weight ratio, speed of construction, and recyclability. Understanding steel design principles is crucial for working in building design firms, infrastructure consultancies, fabrication industries, and construction companies.

Enrolling in this course helps learners gain strong design and detailing skills aligned with industry practices and design codes. It is highly relevant for competitive examinations, higher studies, and professional roles in structural engineering, especially in sectors such as industrial structures, high-rise buildings, bridges, and offshore structures.

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Design Of Steel Structures

45 Lectures

1452 min

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    Lecture 1 : Introduction to Design of Steel Structures (Limit State Method)

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    32 min

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    Lecture 2: Steel as a Structural Material

    32 min

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    Lecture 3: Limit State Design

    40 min

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    Lecture 4 : Introduction to Connections

    38 min

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    Lecture 5 : Introduction to Bolt Connections

    31 min

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    Lecture 6 : Design of Ordinary Black Bolts

    33 min

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    Lecture 7: Worked out Examples on Design of Ordinary Black Bolts

    37 min

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    Lecture 8 : Design of High Strength Friction Grip Bolts

    27 min

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    Lecture 9: Weld connection

    34 min

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    Lecture 10: Design of Fillet Welds

    32 min

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    Lecture 11: Design of Butt Welds

    29 min

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    Lecture 12: Design of Plug and Slot Weld

    34 min

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    Lecture 13: Eccentric Connection (Load Lying in Plane of Bolted Joint)

    30 min

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    Lecture 14: Design of Eccentric Connection (Load Lying in Plane of Bolted Joint)

    32 min

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    Lecture 15 : Eccentric Connection (Load Lying in Plane of Welded Joint)

    26 min

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    Lecture 16: Eccentric Connection (Load Lying Perpendicular to Plane of Bolted Joint)

    29 min

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    Lecture 17: Design of Eccentric Connection (Load Lying Perpendicular to Plane of Bolted Joint)

    29 min

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    Lecture 18: Eccentric Connection (Load Lying Perpendicular to Plane of Welded Joint)

    32 min

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    Lecture 19 : Tension Members and Net Area

    30 min

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    Lecture 20 : Calculation of Net Area in Tension Members

    29 min

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    Lecture 21: Design Strength of Tension Member

    35 min

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    Lecture 22: Strength Calculation of Tension Members

    31 min

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    Lecture 23: Strength of Tension Members with Weld Connection

    35 min

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    Lecture 24: Steps for Design of Tension Members

    48 min

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    Lecture 25 : Design Calculation for Tension Members

    40 min

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    Lecture 26 Design of Gusset Plate

    31 min

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    Lecture 27 Lug Angles

    32 min

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    Lecture 28 Splices in Tension Members

    33 min

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    Lecture 29 Compression Members

    33 min

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    Lecture 30 Design Strength of Compression Members

    27 min

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    Lecture 31 : Compressive Strength

    29 min

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    Lecture 32: Compressive Strength of Angle Struts

    33 min

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    Lecture 33: Compressive Strength of Double Angles

    26 min

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    Lecture 34: Design of Compression Members

    36 min

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    Lecture 35 : Design of Builtup Compression Members

    29 min

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    Lecture 36 : Lacing Systems

    30 min

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    Lecture 37 : Design of Lacing Systems

    39 min

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    Lecture 38 : Connection Design of Lacing Systems

    38 min

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    Lecture 39 : Design of Double Lacing System

    35 min

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    Lecture 40 : Batten Plates

    28 min

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    Lecture 41 : Design of Batten Plates using Bolt Connection

    34 min

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    Lecture 42 : Design of Batten Plates using Weld Connection

    26 min

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    Lecture 43 : Design of Column Splices

    30 min

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    Lecture 44: Design of Column Splices due to Shear

    28 min

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    Lecture 45 : Introduction to Flexural Members: Beams

    30 min

Course details

The Design of Steel Structures course provides an in-depth understanding of the behavior, analysis, and design of steel structural elements used in buildings, bridges, industrial structures, and infrastructure projects. The course explains the mechanical properties of structural steel, different forms of steel sections, and how steel members respond to axial loads, bending, shear, and combined forces.

The course introduces limit state design philosophy and relevant design standards, focusing on the strength, stability, and serviceability of steel structures. Learners study the design of tension members, compression members, beams, beam–columns, and connections under various loading conditions. Emphasis is placed on buckling behavior, stability analysis, and detailing practices that ensure structural safety and constructability. Practical aspects such as fabrication, erection, corrosion protection, and quality control are also integrated into the course to bridge theory and real-world application.

By the end of the course, learners develop the ability to analyze and design steel structural components, interpret design codes, and prepare safe and economical steel structural systems.

SOURCE- Youtube [NPTEL IIT Kharagpur]

Course suitable for

  • Rail & Transport
  • Oil & Gas
  • Energy & Utilities
  • Civil & Structural
  • Health, Safety & Environmental

Key topics covered

  1. Introduction to steel structures and properties of structural steel

  2. Steel sections, rolled shapes, and built-up members

  3. Limit state design philosophy and design codes

  4. Loads and load combinations for steel structures

  5. Design of tension members

  6. Design of compression members and columns

  7. Buckling behavior and stability of steel members

  8. Design of beams and flexural members

  9. Design of beam–columns under combined forces

  10. Design of bolted and welded connections

  11. Design of industrial steel structures and trusses

  12. Design of gantry girders and portal frames

  13. Structural detailing and drawing preparation

  14. Fabrication, erection, and quality control

  15. Corrosion protection and maintenance of steel structures

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