Which consequence results when shear stress exceeds web design strength in steel I-beams?

💡 Explanation

Web buckling occurs because the high shear stress causes a sudden instability, called shear buckling. This is the mechanism causing the web to deform, therefore the web buckles along the compression axis, rather than a flange yielding which deals with bending.

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