Design codes : Steel

The table below shows the current or most recent steel design codes that are available in GSA.

Code	Title	Country	Date	Other versions	Notes
AISC LRFD	American Institute of Steel Construction	USA			Design checks of I, H, RHS, Tee, Channel and CHS including local capacity and member buckling checks (non-sway frame only).
ANSI/AISC360	Specification for Structural Steel Buildings,American Institute of Steel Construction	USA	2010	2005	Design checks of I, H, RHS, CHS, Tee, Channel and Angle sections (strut and tie action only for angles) including local capacity and member buckling checks.
AS4100	Standards Australia	Australia	1998		Design checks of I, H, RHS, CHS, Tee, Channel and Angle sections including local capacity and member buckling checks.
CSA S16	Design of steel structures, CSA	Canada	2014	2009
BS5950-1	Structural use of steelwork in building. Code of practice for design - Rolled and welded sections, British Standards Institution	UK	2000		Design checks of I, H, RHS, CHS, Tee, Channel and Angle sections (strut and tie action only for angles) including local capacity and member buckling checks.
Eurocode3 EN 1993-1-1	Eurocode 3: Design of steel structures, European Committee for Standardisation	Europe	2005		Design checks of I, H, RHS, CHS, Tee, Channel and Angle sections (strut and tie action only for angles) including local capacity and member buckling checks. National Annex included for GB, DE, IE, NL, FR, and SG
EN 1993-1-2 Eurocode 3	Eurocode 3: Design of steel structures - Fire, European Committee for Standardisation	Europe	2005		National Annex for UK
HKSUOS	Code of Practice for the Structural Use of Steel, Building Authority Hong Kong	Hong Kong	2011	2005	Design checks of I, H, RHS, CHS, Tee, Channel and Angle sections including local capacity and member buckling checks.
IS800	General Construction in Steel – Code of Practice, Bureau of Indian Standards	India	2007	1984	Design checks of I, H, RHS, CHS, Tee, Channel and Angle sections (strut and tie action only for angles) including local capacity and member buckling checks
SANS 10162-1	The structural use of steel. Part 1: Limit-states design of hot-rolled steelwork, South African Bureau of Standards	South Africa	2011		Design checks of I, H, RHS, CHS, Tee, Channel and Angle sections including local capacity and member buckling checks.
Stress Check					A simple check of axial stress and “web” shear stress in a member due to axial and bending stress. Consideration of the limitations of this approach should be made before using this checker: the standard of input data required is similar to that needed for other more robust checking methods.