Twisting for Z Section
The following is from page 105 of AISI S100-2007-C:
"For Z-sections, the principal axes are oblique to the web, a load applied in
the plane of the web, resolved in the direction of the two axes, produces
deflections along each of them.
By projecting these deflections onto the horizontal and vertical planes, it is
found that a Z-beam loaded vertically in the plane of the web deflects not only
vertically but also horizontally. If such deflection is permitted to occur then
the loads, moving siderways with the beam, are no longer in the same plane with
reactions in the ends.
In consequence, the loads produce a twisting moment about the line connecting
the reactions."
If the loading in the plane of web is Q, the fictitious horizontal load
to each flange (both in the same direction) should be P = Q Ixy / (2
Ix)