The steel beam dimensions for the W310x60 section can be seen in the table. The depth of the section is 303 mm. The width of the section is 203 mm. The W310x60 section has an area of 7530mm 2. The below table outlines the W310x60 section properties including the torsion constant as well as moment of inertia and plastic modulus properties.

The stand-alone program SHAPE-THIN determines section properties of open and closed thin-walled cross-section and performs the stress analysis and plastic design. The stand - alone program SHAPE-MASSIVE determines section properties of any thick - walled cross - section and calculates the stresses.

2018年6月5日 · w12 x 14 (w310 x 21) 4 (102) .225 (5.7) w12 x 16 (w310 x 23.8) 4 (102) .265 (6.7) w12 x 19 (w310 x 28.3) 4 (102) .350 (8.9) ... w12 x 30 (w310 x 44.5) 6 1/2 (165) .440 (11.2) w12 x 35 (w310 x 52) 69/16 (167) .520 (13.2) w12 x 40 (w310 x 60) 8 (203) .515 (13.1) w12 x 45 (w310 x 67) 81/16 (205) .575 (14.6) w12 x 50 (w310 x 74) 8 1/16 (205) .640 ...

x. 102 mm. distance from edge to centroidal axis. x p. 102 mm. horizontal distance from edge to plastic neutral axis. Torsion. J. 377,000 mm⁴ ...

The standard method for specifying the dimensions of a American Wide Flange Beam is for example W 310 x 250 x 79, which is 310 mm deep, 250 mm wide and with a weight of 79 kg/m. I-shaped cross-section beams: The Engineering ToolBox provides a wide range of free tools, calculators, and information resources aimed at engineers and designers.

Here you'll find all American Wide Flange Beam shapes described by the AISC Steel shapes database (V14.1). Sort the table below according to any property and select a CAD file to …

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2020年5月6日 · Section Group. Weight. Area. Depth. Web Thickness. Flange Elastic Properties Plastic Modulus; A. d. t. Width. Thickness. X – X Y – Y; kg/m. cm². mm. mm. bf tf I ...

Plan the Solution Although the actual length of the column is 9 m, the different end conditions with respect to the strong and weak axes of the cross section