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Slenderness Ratio is Basically a Ratio to decide if the Steel angle being used is acceptable for particular loads or not.
There is no such allowable limit of slenderness ratio For a particular angle unless it is designed for a particular load.
Slenderness Ratio indicates the buckling of the Steel angle. Less the Slenderness Ration more stronger is the Steel angle.
I am an Engineer ( specialised in Towers for Transmission of High Voltages. In Our Case, we use three types of slenderness ratio .
For Main Members it Should Be less Than 120
For Bracing etc it should be less than 150
and for redundant members( No load) < 200
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