How the AISC 360-16 Chapter K Changes Affect HSS Design

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Chapter K underwent a significant change in the 2016 Specification. This webinar will provide the background for the changes to AISC 360-16 Chapter K, an overview of the updates, and illustrate that the differences are not as extreme as it appears at first glance. During the webinar, we will also work design examples and provide resources for engineers to continue to provide efficient HSS designs.

Course will award 1.5 hours of continuing education
This course is Diamond Review approved in 49 states. New York does not accept hours from recordings.

Contributors

Kim Olson, P.E.

Kim Olson, PE, is an HSS Consulting Engineer for the Steel Tube Institute (STI) and a structural engineer with over 20 years’ experience. Prior to joining STI, Kim was a Structural Engineer at FORSE Consulting where she offered support services to architects and engineers as well as consulting services to STI. At Martin/Martin, Inc., Kim was a practicing engineer for seven years. She managed and designed an impressive variety of structures, from research labs and sporting grandstands to recreation centers and schools. Kim has mastered the art of multitasking working and homeschooling while practicing social distancing and maintaining her sanity.

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Contributors

Kim Olson, P.E.