Indian Structural Hand Book

( Reaffirmed 1998 )
STRUCTURAL
ENGINEERS' HANDBOOK
No. I
(Revised)
SP : 6( 1 ) - 1964
HANDBOOK
FOR
STRUCTURAL
ENGINEERS
1. STRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIONS
(Revised)
BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS

MANAK BHAVAN, 9 BAHAOUR SHAH ZAFAR MARG
NEW DELHI110002
Price Rs 450 00
Novem ber 1974
BUREAU
OF
INDIAN
STANDARDS
Edition : 1st 1959

Edition : 2nd (Revised) 1964
Tenth Reprint February 1985
Fifteenth Reprint August 1991
Eighteenth Reprint October 1995
Nlnteenth Reprint December 1998
SP : 6( 1 ) - 1964
Printed In India by Simco Pri nting Press, Delhi and

Publlhed by the Bureau of Indian Standards, New Delhi 110002
CONTENTS
PAGE
FOREWORD
\Ill
INTRODUCTION
IX
X
SYMBOLS
SECTION A STRUCTURAL SHAPES AND OTHER STEEL PRODUCTS
Table I
Rolled Steel Beams
Table U
Rotled Steel Channels
Table Ill
Rolled Steel Equal Angles
(able IV
Rolled Steel Unequal Anales
12
Table V
Rolled Steel Bulb An&les ...
16
Table VI
Rolled Steel Tee !Irs
18
Table VII
Plates
20
Sheet and Strip
30
Table IX
Mild Steel Flau
36
Table X
Bars
ol\0
Table
vm
SICTION
...
81AMS, CHANNILI AND COMPOUND IICTIONI UIID AI GIRDIItl
Table XI
economy In the Selection of Beams and Channels Used u Flexural Members

Bued on Section Moduli
Table XII
Allowable Uniform loads on Beams with Adequate Lateral Support for

Compression Flana
4l
Allowable Uniform Loads on Channels with Adequate Lateral Support for

Compression Flana
49
Table XIV
Sln&le joist with Additional Plates on Both Flanaes to be Used as Girders
52
Table XV
Slnale Joist with Channel and Plates on the Fiances to be Used u Girders
Table XVI
SlnJie Channel with Another Channel on the Top Flanae
S6
68
Table XVII
Moment of Inertia of Two Fiances per Centimetre Width About the X-X Axis
Table XVIII
Moment of Inertia of One Web Plite About I X-X Axis
74
Table XIX
Reduction for Area for Rivet Holes
75
Table XX
Plate and Anale Girders (With Flan1e Plates) ...
76
Table XXI
Plate and Anale Girders (Without Flanae Plates)
96
Table XXII
Properties of Two Anales Back to Back
98
Table XIII
Table XXIII Net Area of Girder flanae Antles
110
C 0 NT EN T 5-Contlnued
PAGE
SICTION C ANGLES, SINGLE AND DOUBLE, USED AS STRUTS AND TIES
Table XXIV
Properties of Starred Angles
11-4
Table XXV
Safe Loads for Single Angle Struts - Single Bolted or Single Riveted End
Connections
116
Safe Loads for Single Angle Struts - Double Bolted or Double Riveted or
Welded End Connections
118
Table XXVII
Safe Loads for Double Angles Back to Back Struts
1n
Table XXVIII
Properties of Struts Made Up of Four Unequal Angles Laced
Table XXIX
Single Angles Used as Ties (Connected by One Leg)
1<40
1-42
Table XXX
Double Angles Used as Ties ( Connected by One Leg )
ISS
Table XXX'
Rivet Gauge Distances in Legs of Angles
168
Table XXVI
....
...
SECTION D
aEAMS, CHANNELS AND OTHER COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS COLUMNS
Table XXXII
Safe Concentric Loads on Rolled Steel Column Sections- H-Beams to be

Used as Columns
170
Single Joist with Additional Plates on 8oth Flanges to be Used as

Columns
17-4
Table XXXIV
Double joists Laced or Battened to be Used as Columns
179
Table XXXV
Double Joists with Flanges Buttln& and Welded Toe to Toe to be Used
as Columns
18-4
Table XXXVI
Safe Concentric Loads on Channel Sections to be Used as Columns
18S
Table XXXVII
Double Channels Laced or Battened to be Used as Columns
188
Table XXXVIII Double Channels with Flanges Butting and Welded Toe to Toe to be Used
as Columns
197
APPENDIX A
Indian Standards for Production, Design and Use of Steel In Structure
198
APPENDIX 8
Composition of Structurals Sectional Co mmittee, SMDC 6
199
Table XXXIII
(vi)
FOREWORD
Steel, which is a very important basic raw
material for industrialization, had been receiving
considerable attention from the Planning Commission even from the very early stages of the country's
First Five Year Plan period. The Planning Commission not only envisaged an increase in production capacity in the country, but also considered
the question of even greater importance, namely
the taking of urgent measures for the conservation
ofavailable resources. Its expert committees came
to the conclusion that a good proportion of the
steel consumed by the structural steel industry
in India could be saved if higher efficiency procedures were adopted in the production and use of
steel. The Planning Commission, therefore, recommended co the Government of India that the
Indian Standards Institution should take up a Steel
Economy Project and prepare a series of Indian
Standard Specificatio ns and Codes of Practice in the
field of steel production and utilization.
Over nine years of continuous study in India
and abroad, and the deliberations at numerous
sittings of committees, panels and study groups,
have resulted in the formulation of a number of
Indian Standards in the field of steel production,
design and use, a list of which is included in
Appendix A.
IS: 801-1958 Code of Practice for Use of Cold

Formed Light Gauge Steel Sections in Structures
IS: 806-1958 Code of Practice for Use of Steel
Tubes in General Building Construction
IS : 816-1956 Code of Practice for Use of Metal
Arc Welding for General Construction in
Mild Steel
In order to reduce the work involved in -::lesign
computations, and to facilitate the use of the
Indian Standard Code of Practice for Use of Structural Steel in General Building Construction
[IS : 800-1962 (Revised)], it is proposed to make
available a number of design handbooks showing
typical designs of different types of structures.
This revised Handbook, which gives the properties
of structural steel sections, was first issued in 1959.
This is the first revision of the Handbook. Other
handbooks for the structural engineers proposed
t o be published in the series in due course are
expected to cover the following subjects :
I) Application of plastic theory in design of steel
structures,
2) Designing and detailing. welded joints and
connections,
3) Design Of rigid frame structures in steel.
4) Economy of steel through choice of fabricatiOn
methoas ,
5) Functions of go<.~d design in steel economy,
6) High strength bolting in steel structUI es,
7) Large span shed type buildings in steel.
~
8) Light-weight open web steel joist construction,
9) Multi-storey steel framed structures for
offices and residences,
10) Roof trusses in steel,
II ) Single-storey industrial and mill type bwl<f...
ings in steel,
12) Steel transmission towers,
13) Steelwork in cranes and hoists,
14) Structural use of light gauge sections, and15) Structural use of tubular section~.
The published basic Indian Standards on hot

rolled structural sections are :
IS : 808-1957 Specification for Rolled Steel Beam,
Channel and Angle Sections
IS: 1161-1958 Specification for Steel Tubes for
Structural Purposes
IS : 1173-1957 Specification for Rolled Steel
Sections, Tee Bars
IS: 1252-1958 Specification for Rolled Steel Sections, Bulb Angles
IS : 1730-1961 Dimensions for Steel Plate, Sheet
and Strip for Structural and General Engineering Purposes
IS: 1731-1961 Dimensions for Steel Flats for
Structural and General Engineering Purposes
This Handbook is based on the following Indian
IS: 1732- 1961 Dimensions fer Round and Square
Standards;
Steel Bars for Structural and General Engineering Purposes
IS : 800-1956 Code of Practice for Use of Struc
IS: 1863-1961 Dimensions for Rolled Steel Bulb
tural Steel in General Building Construction
Plates
IS: 808-1957 Specification for Rolled Stee: Beam,
IS : 1864-1963 Dimensions for Angle Sections
Channel and Angle Sections
with Legs of Unequal Width and Thickness
IS : 1136-1958 Preferred Sizes for Wrought Metal
IS: 1314-1963 Specification for Steel Sheet Piling
Products
Sections
IS: 1138-1958 Sizes of Metal Strip, Sheet, Bars
(Round and Square), Flats and Plate (for
Th~ design and fabrication of steel structures is
Structural and General Engineering Purposes)
covered by the following published basic Indian
Standards:
IS: 1173-1957 Specification for Rolled Steel Sec
tions, Tee Bars
IS : 800-1962 Code of Practice for Use of Structural Steel in General Build ing Construction
IS : 1252-1958 Specification for Rolled Steel Sec(Rev/sed)
tions, Bulb Angles
(VII)
IS: 1730-1961 Dimensions for Steel Plate, Sheet

and Strip for Structural and General Engineering Purposes
IS: 1731-1961 Dimensions for Steel Flats for
Structural and General Engineering Purposes
IS: 1732-1961 Dimensions for Round and Square
Steel Bars for Structural and General Engineering Purposes
IS : 1929-1961 Specification for Rivets for General
Purposes (12 to <f8 mm Diameter)
The first edition of this Handbook, which had
been processed by Structurals Sectional Committee,
SHDC 6, was approved for publication by the
Structural and Metals Division Council of lSI.
At the tfme of the earlier edition of the Handbook,
the last four standards mentioned above had not
been published. In the present revised edition,

chans;es required in the light of the provisions in
these standards have been Incorporated in Tables
VII, VIII, IX, X. XIX. XXIII, XXIX, XXX and
XXXI with the approval of SMOC 6, the present
composition of which is given In Appendix B.
In vieW of the decision of the Government of
India to change over to the metric system, all
values in this Handbook have been specified In the
metric system.
No handbook of this type can be made complete
for all times. As designers, detailers and fabricators begin to use it, they will be able to suggest
modifications and additions for improving its
utility. They are requested to send such valuable
suggestions, which lSI will receive with appreciation
and gratitude.
(viii)
INTRODUCTI ON
Users of structural steel have now available to of the w idth of flange. This has been done to
them various hand books which facil itate designing, enable the use of multiple punches In fabricating
detailing and fabrication practices. These hand- shops. as it would enable the use of the same
books are based on the existing standards for punch for a number of beam sections. In the
hotrolled steel products in inch system. With case of beams and channels, the gauge distances
the formulation of Indian Standards for higher in webs have been given only for guidance. The
efficiency hotrolled steel sections, listed in Ap- actual gauge distance In the web will depend on
pendix A, It was pointed out by the producers the type of end connections. It may be specially
and users of steel In India that it was essential noted that the values of g 1 , given in Tables I
to make available a suitable handbook to guide and II, are the minimum values.
the users. of the new Indian Standards. This
The rivet gauge distances can be changed, de
Handbook which was first published In 1959 is the pending upon the rivet size. This should, howresult of an attempt to meet that demand.
ev.e r, be done only with the specific understand
The matter contained In the Handbook Is ar- ing between the fabricator and the design office.
ranged from the point of view of maximum conThe allowable loads given In Tables XII and
venlente in using the Handbook .in the design Xlll are for beams and channels, used as girders.
office. Broadly speaking, the contents have been It Is assumed here that the beams and channels
grouped as follows:
have adequate lateral supports for the compresSection . A Structural Shapes and Other sion flange.
Steel Products (Tables 1-X);
Note- Supporu which Jive effective lateral restraint
ar~ adequate lateral supporu. Restraint qalnst torilon
Section B Beams, Channels and Compound
at the ends may 1enerally be deeme~ to he provided by
Sections Used as Girders
ri&ldlty of the section In the c;ase of rolled steel bums
(Tables XI-XXIII) ;
bcuin& on a se-.cln& or c;onncc;ted to another member
by web cleats and by bearln& stiffeners 1!1 the cue of
Section C Angles, Single and Double, Used
plate &lrders.
as Struts and Ties (Tables XXIVThe mean thickness of flanges given In different
XXXI); and
tables has been arrived at based on the gross area
Section D Beams, Channels and Other of eac;h flange. The gross area of each flange
Compound Sections Used as has been assumed to be equal to the area of
Columns
(Tables
XXXII- additional plate plus the area of flange of the
XXXVIII).
rolled section (width of flange X thickness of
The requirements laid down in IS : 800-1956 flange). In the case of Tables XV and XVI, where
Code of Practice for Use of Structural Steel in channels have been used for the top flange, only
General Building Construction, have been taken the web area of the channel is included in com
note of In workln& out the properties contained puting the gross area of the flange.
In this Handbook. 'References to the approp1iate
The present fabr ication and design office practice
clauses of IS : 800-1956, with the help of which in the country is to take the diameter of the
the properties have been worked out, have been rivet hole
ln. (or 16 mm) more than the
lnc:luded In suitable footnotes.
normal diameter of rivet. The continental prat
The rivet gauge dlsunces given In Tables I, II tice Is to assume the diameter of the hole to be
and X,XXI are computed In accordance with bigger than the nominal diameter of the rivet
25.1 and 25.4 of IS : 800-1956. In arriving at by I mm. In this Handbook, wherever the
the various gauge distances, an attempt has diameter of hole is .considered; it is taken as
been made to accommodate the largest possible I mm more than the nominal diameter of the
size of rivet In every section. It w ill be noticed rivet. It is expected that with improved methods
that In case of beams, the rivet gauges have of fabrication, It will be possible to achieve this
'Jftn kept the same, In most cases, Irrespective In this country also.
(It)
SYMBOLS
letter symbols used in this handbook shall have the meaning assigned to them as indicated below:
Sectional area in sq em
Width of flange
::a
The longer leg of an unequal angle

or one of the legs in the case of
an equal angle
Rad ius of gy.ration about ch e Y-Y

axis
The shorter leg of an unequal angle

or one of the legs in the case of
an equal angle
Maximum allowable shear in t he web
Thickness of angles, plates. etc

Mean thickness
flange
The lesser of the two extreme fibre

distances from the X-X axis
compression
Mean thickness of tension flange
Slope of flange
The outstand of the bulb in the case
of bulb angles
t,.,
Thickness of web
Calculated we.ight in kg
( = 0785 a)
Distance of extreme fibre from the

X-X axis
e,,.
of
Thickness of flange at t he centre of

of t he outstand
The lesser of the two extreme fib re

distances from the Y- Y axis
Radius of gyration about t he X-X

axis
per m
Modul us of section based on the

distance of extreme fibre of the
compression flange
Distance of extreme fibre from the

Y-Y axis
z,
Rivet gauge distance In the flange
Modulus of section based on the

d tstance of extreme fibre of the
tension flange
Rivet gauge distance in the web

Overall depth of section
'
Modulus of section about the X-X

axis
Moment of inertia . about the U-U

axis
Mod ulus of section about the Y-Y
Moment of inertia about the V-V

axis
~xis
A line parallel to the axis of the
Y-Y axis =
Moment of inertia about the X-X

axis
web of the section (in the case of

beams, channels and tee bars) or
parallel to the axis of t he longer
flange ( in the case of unequal
angles and bulb angles ) or either
flange (in the case of equal angles)
and passing through the centre
of gravity of the profile of the
section
Product of inertia about the X-X

and Y-Y axes
Moment of inertia about the Y-Y
axis
Maximum allow'a ble moment
Radius at root of the flange
r,.,.
Radius of bulb corners in the case

of bulb angles
Rad ius of gyration about the U-U

axis
A line passing through the centre

of gravity of the profile of the
section, and ac r ight angles to the
Y-Y axis
X-X axis =
Radius at toe of the flange
I Lines passing through the centre

U-U and _ }
V-V a:~tes -
Radius of gyration about the V-V

axis
(x)
of gravity of the profrle of the

section, representing the prlncipal axes of the section
SECTION A
STRUCTURAL SHAPES AND
OTHER STEEL PRODUCTS
(TABLES 1-X)
lSI HANDBOOK FOR STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS : STRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIONS
TABLE I
ROLLED STEEL BEAMS
DIMENSIONS AND PROPERTIES
DetiJnatlon
WeiJht
Sectional
par
Area
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w
Width
of
Flanp
b
Depth
of
Sctlon
0
kJ
cm2
mm
mm
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330
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ISLB 300
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ISLB 400
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3-52
SECTION A : STRUCTURAL SHAPES AND OTHER STEEL PRODUCTS
TABLE I
ROLLED STEEL BEAMS
Moduli of Section
Radius
at
Root
Radius
at
'I
'2
Toe
Slope
of
Flanre
D
Connection Details
gl
Moaxi'mum
Size of
Flanr
Rivet
Deslrnatlon
(Min)
mm
mm
degrees
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
1304
1550
1795
201 1
980
1000
1025
11 95
23-50
2340
2838
38 15
300
3 10
3-20
3 35
30
30
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45
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4S
45
6
6
429
548
78 1
1163
37
39
58
10 1
50
SO
50
IS
15
15
6 S
I S
915
91 S
91 5
91 5
194
651
40
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116
65
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80
20
30
30
91 5
91 5
91 5
51 :7
73-0
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( Continued )
lSI HANDBOOK FOR STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS: STRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIONS
TABLE I
ROLLED STEEL BEAMS

( Continued)
Desianation
Weiaht
per
Metre
Se~tional
Area
Depth
of
Section
Width
of
Thl~kneu
Flanae
b
Flanae
kg
em
mm
mm
mm
mm
11 2
120
64 8936
91 8130
I 833-8
22 16
Hl
26510
2424
-4 12
839 1
I 509<4
2 6245
9-48
6 22
20t
1886
3288
7-ll
8-46
259
2-99
9 52
1069
12-66
406
.,
of
Thickness Moments of Inertia

of
Web
' rr
em
ISMB 550
ISMB 600
103-7
1226
132-11
550
190
193
156 21
600
2 10
208
ISWB ISO
ISW8175
ISWB 200
170
100
S-4
175
125
288
21 67
281 1
3671
ISO
221
200
~~
S-8
61
225
250
300
99
90
10 0
6-4
200
200
6 7
7<4
3 9205
s 94)1
9 821 6
4-486
857-S
11 -4
8 0
8 6
9 2
IS 5217
2H267
35 0576
I 1759
I 3880
ISWB 22S
ISWB 250
ISWB 300
339
432<4
~-9
SlOS
48 1
61 33
ISWBJSO
ISWB400
ISWB 450
569
667
79<4
8501
1011 5
350
400
-450
200
200
130
200
154
ISWB 500
ISWB 550
ISWB 600
121 22
1<433<4
170 38
500
550
600
250
147
9 9
1125
133-7
250
105
250
176
21 3
ISWB 600
145 1
18<486
600
250
ISHB 150
ISHB ISO
ISHB ISO
271
306
3<46
34<48
ISO
3898
4408
ISO
ISO
ISO
ISO
90
ISO
ISHB 200
ISHB 200
37 3
400
431
4754
200
5094
200
225
215
151-fB 115
ISHB 250
ISHB 250
468
51 0
5966
6496
6971
225
250
225
250
250
250
ISH8 300
ISHBlOO
ISH'B 350
589
630
67-<4
74-95
300
250
8025
300
250
8591
350
250
ISHB 350
ISHB 400
ISHB 400
72-<4
9221
9866
10466
350
250
71 4
822
400
250
250
ISHB 125
ISHB 4150
ISHB 450
95 2
547
872
92 5
7250
549<4
111 1-4
11789
400
450
450
ISO
Radii of Gyration
990 1
1-463
em
3 22
4 02
4 03
-404
4 11
I 7067
1660
18-63
2 9878
3 7406
4702-S
2077
2286
2497
496
11 2
52 2909
7<49061
106 198-S
236
118
liS 6266
5 2983
2501
535
9 0
1-455-6
I 5400
I 6356
4317
460 3
-4949
6 50
6 29
9 0
5-4
8 4
11 8
35.f
344
3-35
200
90
6 1
78
967 1
9946
.fSI
90
9 1
) 6084
3 7218
8 71
200
8 55
H2
6 5
5 2795
I 3SJ.9
980
.f-96
9 1
9 7
9-7
81,
6 9
88
s 478-8
I 3966
I 961 3
958
1091
1070
-4-84
549
5 37
106
106
116
250
250
11 6
127
127
609
5 11
525
7 736 5
7 98.3-9
20117
76
12 5452
2 193 6
9-4
129502
2 246 7
12 95
1270
541
529
8 3
19159-7
2 'IS 1-4
1493
5-H
10 1
91
106
19 802-8
28 0835
28 823 5
2 5 10 5
2 7283
2 7830
IH5
1687
16-61
5 22
5 26
5 16
39 2108
40 3499
2 9852
3 0-450
18-78
5 18
5-08
13-7
9 8
IH
Il -l
18 50
SECTION A : STRUCTURAL SHAPES AND O THER STEEL PRODUCTS
TABLE I
ROLLED STEEL BEAMS
DIMENSIONS AND PROPERTI-ES

( Continued )
ModuH of Section
RAdius
~t
Root
Radius
at
Toe
'1 .
Slope
of
Flanae
D
f,
MAximum
Size of
Flan1e
Rivet
mm
Connection Details
mm
mm
de,rees
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
(Min)
mm
Desia
nation
23598
3 0604
1930
2525
180
200
9 0
100
98
98
4675
509 7
41 25
4)1 5
8940
9900
7 10
750
100
140. 100
75
80
32
25, 32
15MB 550
15MB 600
111 9
1725
262S
190
302
470
8 0
80
90
40
-40
45
96
96
96
1166
1395
I 58 8
1670
1775
2060
47 30
59-60
6695
420
440
455
55
65
80
55
55
55
16
22
22
ISWB ISO
ISWB 175
ISWBlOO
3485
4754
65-48
598
857
990
90
100
11 0
45
50
55
96
96
96
181 4
2038
250 1
21 80
23 10
2495
71 80
9665
96 30
4 70
485
5 20
90
140. 100
140. 100
55
60
60
22
22. 32
22. 32
ISWB 225
ISWB250
ISWB 300
8870
I 1713
I 5581
1176
1388
1707
120
130
140
60
6 5
70
96
96
96
295 5
3-40 s
3840
2725
29 75
33 00
9600,
95 70
9540
550
580
610
140. 100
140. 100
140. 100
60
65
70
22. 32
22. 32
22. 32
ISWB 350
ISWB 400
ISWB 450
20916
2)90
2992
3762
150
160
170
75
80
8 5
96
96
96
431 0
473-4
514 2
3450
3830
4290
120 05
11975
119 40
645
6 75
7 10
1-40
140
140
70
75
80
32
32
32
ISWB 500
ISWB 550
ISWB600
180
90
96
5079
4605
11910
740
140
80
94
94
94
1120
1120
112 0
190
19 0
190
72-30
7080
6910
4 20
570
7 ..0
90
90
90
55
55
55
22
22
22
ISHB ISO
ISHB ISO
ISHB ISO
94
94
9..
158 4
158 4
1805
208
208
9695
96 10
455
5-40
55
55
22. 32
22. 32
222
109 25
-47 5
ss
28
ISHB 200
ISHB 200
ISHB 115
2 723-9
3 5400
3 8542
ISWB'600
19-41
2053
2181
576
602
632
8 0
8 0
8 0
3608
3722
90
90
-i693
967
986
120)
10 0
4 5
4 5
50
4870
6189
6387
1230
1569
1597
100
100
100
50
50
50
94
94
94
180 5
203 5
203-5
22 2
232
23-2
10820
121 55
12060
580
4 95
590
140
140
1..0
55
60
28
32
6{)
32
ISHB 125
ISHB 250
ISHB 250
$363
8633
11 0
J 10
120
55
55
60
94
'H
2498
H98
296 0
25 1
25 1
270
12120
12030
12085
5 30
620
I 994'8
1755
1784
196 1
5-65
140
1-40
140
60
60
60
32
32
32
ISH8300
ISHB 300
ISHB 350
I 131 6
I -40-42
I H42
1994
2183
221 3
120
140
J.fO
2960
3401
3-40 1
11995
299
12045
299
11970
655
605
6 80
140
140
140
60
65
65
32
32
70
94
94
94
270
10
32
ISH8350
ISHB 400
ISHB <tOO
I 7427
I 793-3
2388
2421
150
150
7 5
75
94
'H
386 2
386 2
31 9
31 9
120 10
11935
6 -40
7 15
I -40
1-40
65
65
32
32
ISHB 450
IS.HB 450
60
94
140. 100
140. 100
1-40
lSI 1-tANDBOOK FOR STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS : STRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIONS
TABLE II
ROLLED STEEL CHANNELS

DIME NSIONS AND PROPERTIES
Designation
Weight Sec tio nal De pth

per
Area
of
Metre
Sectio n
/;
w
0
kg
cm2
mm
ISJC 100
ISJC 125
ISJC ISO
58
79
99
741
1007
12 65
100
125
ISO
ISJC 17S
ISJC 200
11 2
13-9
142-4
1777
200
ISLC 75
ISLC: 100
ISLC llS
57
19
107
726
1002
13-67
ISLC ISO
ISLC 17S
ISLC 200
IH
176
206
ISLC 22S
ISLC 250
ISLC 300
Width
of
Flange
b
mm
Thic k
ness of
Flange
lj
mm
Thick
ness or
Web
Centre
of
Gravity
Moments of Inertia Radi i or Gyration
r..,
c>Y
lxx
lyy
mm
em
em'
HO
rxx
ryy
cm4
em
em
55
51
66
69
30
30
36
164
166
1238
2700
471 1
14-9
25-7
379
409
5 18
6 10
142
160
1-73
60
70
69
7 1
3-6
<4-1
175
197
7 199
I 161 2
505
842
7 11
808
188
2 18
75
100
125
40
3-7
40
44
135
16l
2'01
66 1
1647
3568
115
l +a
65
60
64
66
572
302
406
5 11
126
1.51
205
1836
2210
2622
ISO
175
200
75
75
75
78
95
108
48
5 1
55
238
210
235
6972
I 1484
6 16
716
8 1 1
237
238
I 7255
1032
1265
1469
240
280
33 1
3053
35-65
42 1I
225
250
300
90
100
100
10 2
107
11 6
58
6 1
67
2 46
2-70
2-55
2 5479
3 6879
6 0479
209 5
2984
3160
914
10 17
11 98
287
ISLC 350
ISLC .COO
388
4 57
4947
5825
350
100
100
125
l-40
74
80
24 1
236
931 26
13 9895
39-46
4604
13-72
15-SO
281
281
ISMC 75
ISMC 100
ISMC 125
68
92
12-7
867
11 70
16 19
75
100
125
-40
7-3
-44
47
65
131
ISl
19-4
760
1867
4164
.12-6
7 S
8 1
296
-400
5-07
121
149
192
ISMC ISO
ISMC 175
ISMC 100
161
19 1
221
2088
2138
2821
ISO
175
200
75
75
90
102
54
75
IH
222
2-20
2 17
7794
I 2233
I 8 193
1023
12 10
1-404
6 1I
57
61
803
221
2-23
223
ISMC 225
ISMC lSO
33-0 1
3867
225
250
80
80
300
90
6-4
7 I
76
2 69-46
3 8168
4H i
12-4
1-4 1
IJ 6
230
230
ISMC lOO
259
301
358
1872
21 9 1
)108
903
994
11 81
238
2-38
HI
ISMC 350
ISHC .COO
-42 1
f9.'4
53-6~
3SO
400
100
100
135
I 53
8 1
86
244
1-41
4)06
629)
IH6
15-48
l Sl
175
..ao
45
so
so
so
50
n6
636H
100080
IS 0818
2S9
599
5048
7 ~
2-37
262
2-89
283
TABLE II
r
Moduli of Section
Z:r:r
Zy~
ROLLED STEEL CHANNELS

Radius
at
Root
Radius
at
Toe
Slope
of
Flange
r1
r2
Connection Details
h,
Zl/ 2
112
,,
Maximum Desir
Si:r.e of nation
Flange
Rivet
(Min)
cm3
cm3
mm
mm
degrees
mm
mm
rnm
mm
mm
rnrn
248
43-2
628
4 8
76
99
60
60
7 0
20
2S
30
91 5
91 S
91 5
770
989
121 2
II S
13-r
144
21 0
235
2S7
<45
4S
S l
25
28
30
so
so
so
12
16
20
ISJC 100
ISJC 125
ISJC ISO
823
1161
119
167
7 0
80
30
35
91 5
91 5
146 1
1685
14S
I S8
282
S l
35
40
so
50
20
22
ISJC 175
ISJC 200
176
32-9
571
<43
20
20
25
915
91 5
91 5
504
743
966
12 3
128
142
23-0
s:s
128
60
60
70
30 3
59
21
28
35
so
so
12
16
22
ISLC 75
ISLC 100
ISLC 125
93-0
131 3
172-6
202
248
285
8 0
8 0
85
35
40
45
91 S
91 5
915
1170
138-6
1600
165
18 2
200
35 1
350
34-8
6 3
66
7 0
40
40
40
so
S5
55
25
25
25
tSLC ISO
ISLC IS7
ISLC 200
2265
2950
403 2
320
46-4
11 0
11 0
120
55
55
60
96
96
96
175-9
1989
H54
245
255
27)
42 1
47-0
467
7 -3
7 -6
8 -2
so
-409
60
60
60
60
60
28
28
28
ISLC 215
I SLC 250
ISLC lOO
5n-l
699-S
520
602
130
140
60
7 -0
96
96
291 9
337 -1
29-1
3H
463
460
89
9 s
60
65
60
65
28
28
ISLC 350
ISLC 400
203
373
666
H
7 5
13 1
8 5
9 0
95
-45
-45
s-o
96
96
96
-41 -<4
6'10
85 4
168
180
198
178
227
300
S-9
62
65
21
28
35
so
ss
12
16
22
ISMC 75
ISMC 100
ISMC 115
60
25
25
25
ISMC ISO
ISMC 175
ISMC 200
60
65
65
1S
25
2e
ISMC llS
ISMC lSO
ISHC lOO
6S
70
28
28
ISMC 350
ISMC 400
no
18 2
52
IOH
194
100
SO
96
5-S
2~ - 3
105
11 0
3-4-7
55
96
96
217
233
249
69
228
1067
1284
1502
348
1398
181 9
7 2
7-6
40
40
-40
2395
3053
424 2
32-8
384
468
120
120
ll-0
6 0
6 0
6 5
96
96
96
1709
192-5
240-7
27 1
28 7
29 6
368
365
-412
7-9
8 -6
91
-45
50
S719
75-4 1
57 0
666
140
150
70
75
96
96
2881
3328
309
3].6
-46 0
457
9 -6
60
10 1
60
Note - Valu e~ of'&' are meant for one row o f r ivets only.
gau,es will have t o be ado pted.
H -5
45
?S
55
mm
In sufficiently wide flange s. if t wo rows are desirable . diffe rent
TABLE Ill
ROLLED STEEL EQUAL ANGLES

Thickness
Sectional
Area
c.. =cn
Distance of
Ellttreme Fibre
e.. - ey:v
ISA 1020
mm mm
20x20
mm
30
-40
cml
1 12
1<45
kg
09
1 1
em
OS9
063
em
1-41
137
ISA lSlS
25X25
30
-40
50
1<41
18<4
2-25
1-4
18
071
075
079
179
175
171
30
-40
SO
17l
226
2-77
2-2
083
087
092
2-17
2 !3
208
Desianatlon
S ize
Ax 8
ISA 3030
30 )( 30
Weight per
Metre
,.,
1-4
18
Centre of
Gravity
ISA lSlS
3Sx JS
30
-40
SO
60
2-03
2-66
327
3-86
16
2 1
2-6
30
095
100
10-4
108
2-SS
250
2<46
2-42
ISA 4040
40:x -40
30
23-4
I u
40
) 07
3-78
112
1 16
120
2-92
288
28'1
280
ISA 4545
ISA 5050
ISA 55$5
ISA 6060
ISA 6565
45 x 45
50x50
55')( ss
60)( 60
65 x 6S
50
60
-4<47
18
24
) 0
H
30
-40
SO
60
2-6<4
3<47
<428
507
2 1
H
H
-40
120
12S
129
133
325
321
3-17
30
<40
50
60
2-95
3-88
<479
132
137
3-63
5-68
2)
30
38
H
50
60
80
100
527
626
818
1002
-41
4\l
64
79
153
157
1-65
172
3-97
50
60
80
100
5-75
-45
5<4
70
1-65
68<4
896
11 00
ln
4-35
-431
423
86
185
.. IS
50
60
80
100
625
74<4
976
1200
-49
58
77
94
177
181
189
197
47]
469
HI
453
HI
H5
1-69
no
) 68
359
JoSS
)-9)
385
3-78
TABLE Ill

DIMENSIONS AND PROPER TIES
Moments of Inertia
l.u-lyy
1.,.
em'
em'
04
OS
06
liN
em'
0 2
Radii of Grration
r,.,.
'w
em
em
em
cm 3
l'nn'l
'a
mm
em'
0 58
0 73
0 72
0 37
0 37
03
04
40
2-S
0 2
093
0 91
091
047
0 47
047
0 4
0 6
07
45
30
0 4
0 6
0 7
ISA 2525
1 13
1 12
0 6
C8
50
JO
0 8
1-{)
ISA JO.JO
HI
057
0 57
OS7
131
132
131
129
067
067
0 67
067
e-n
121
121
120
1 19
I S4
153
151
0 77
077
0 77
0 77
12
16
19
23
55
30
20
26
32
37
15,4040
ll8
174
29
ISA 4145 .
172
170
15
20
25
2'
30
J.7)
()-87
0 87
0 87
087
55
137
136
135
153
153
152
151
19-4
193
192
190
0 97
0 97
097
0 96
H'
2-5
60
l O
<4 1
5 3
6 S
7 6
ISA 5050
211
65
-4-{)
57
8 6
101
128
ISA SSSS
l07
203
106
106
106
106
70
IS I
231
116
.....
229
227
223
1 15
I IS
I IS
52
68
84
2-SI
250
126
126
125
12S
52
6 2
81
o-a
058
0 8
10
12
12
16
18
0 3
O...f
0 5
07l
0 72
1-4
18
22
28
] <4
0 6
0 7
o-9
089
0 89
0 88
09
12
15
17
105
105
-4 I
36
4 7
56
65
3--4
-45
5.of
6'3
55
7 1
8 6
100
1-8
22
26
8 0
104
2 0
26
32
31
23
29
3-!
50
65
79
92
IH
1-46
28
36
<45
0 73
104
IOJ
69
9 1
11 0
129
11 1
1-45
176
206
14-7
173
220
26]
23-5
275
349
41 5
192
290
348
306
360
460
5<49
119
146
182
182
180
178
2-47
291
374
450
394
465
595
71 3
9 9
11 7
153
188
199
198
196
194
22-6
5-l
s-9
7 0
91
11 2
7 7
9-1
Radius at Product of Desianatlon

Toe
Inertia
r.u= r yy
o-l
21
Modulus of Radius at
5Ktlon
Root
rl
Z1 , == Z>'Y
167
166
164
162
ISO
2-10
H7
2+4
12
50
30
I -4
17
ISA. JSlS
2-4
38
4 6
5 -4
3 1
99
13
11
H
12
37
ISA.lno
o-l
10
.......
lzty
6 5
<4S
11 3
IH
169
20 1
ISA6060
65
45
145
172
2.20
262
ISA 6565
( Conrlnued )
lSI HANDBOOK FOR STP.UCTUR.AL ENGINEERS : STRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIONS
TABLE Ill

(Continued)
De1i1nation
Size
Thicknn
Ax!
mm mm
as 1010
70x 70
mm
SO
6 0
80
100
ISA 7575
ISAIOIO
ISA 9090
ISA 100100
ISA 110110
75 x 75
80 x 80
90 x 90
IOO x 100
I lO x 110
ISA 150150
JlO x 130
ISO x ISO
200x 200
Centre of
Gravity
Distance of
Extreme Fibre
Cu.,.,.C,.,
ex.c=-ey,
cm2
k&
em
em
6-77
806
1058
1302
53
63
83
102
189
194
202
2-10
5 11
506
<498
4 90
727
866
11 38
5-7
202
206
2 14
2-ll
548
5+4
536
528
218
227
2H
242
582
5-73
566
5-58
242
2-51
2-59
2-66
6 S8
649
6<41
634
733
724
7 16
14-02
6 0
8 0
100
120
9 29
1221
1505
1781
6 0
8 0
100
120
1047
IH9
1703
20 19
6 0
80
100
120
11 67
1539
1903
U S9
9 2
12 1
149
177
267
80
1702
21 06
2502
3081
134
ll.S
196
242
300
H)8
316
3-27
8 00
792
8 0
100
120
150
2022
159
197
234
289
J.SO
3-58
366
J.78
9 50
942
9 34
922
10 0
120
228
272
180
2903
3<4-59
4178
5079
406
4 14
4 26
<4l8
1094
1086
1074
1062
120
150
180
250
-4661
5780
6881
93-80
366
454
536
549
561
588
1464
1451
1439
14-12
ISO
ISAl00200
Weilht per
Metre
5 0
6 0
80
10-()
100
120
150
ISA 130130
Sectional
Area
a
25-<>6
2982
3681
10
68
89
11 0
73
9-6
11 8
140
82
108
IH
158
33-6
399
5-40
73-6
2-76
28-4
292
708
78<4
773
SECTION A : STRUCTURAL SHAPES AND OTHeR STEEL PRODUCTS
TABLE Ill

( Continued)
Moments of Inertia
Radii of Gyration
Modulus of Radius at
Root
Section
Radius at Product of
Toe
Inertia
l,y
r2
OesiJnatlon
lu = lyy
1,.,.
l,v
f rx =-r. f yy
r,..,
fw
z .. .. z vy
t I
em4
em
emf
em
em
em
em3
mm
mm
em'
31 1
368
<474
57-2
<49-8
588
755
907
125
148
193
237
2 15
2 14
2 12
2 10
271
270
267
264
1)6
136
HS
1 3S
61
7 3
95
11 7
70
-45
184
21 7
279
333
ISA 7070
387
457
590
71-4
61 9
73-1
941
113-3
155
184
240
294
231
230
228
226
292
2 91
288
28-4
1 46
H6
I..S
HS
7 1
8 4
110
135
7 0
...s
228
270
348
41 7
ISA 7575
560
225
294
360
424
246
2-44
2 <41
2 39
3 II
308
96
126
155
183
45
330
42-7
Sl .of
592
ISAIOIO
301
156
ISS
155
154
80
877
101 9
896
1156
1395
161 4
80 1
1042
1267
1479
128 I
1664
201 9
2349
320
420
51 6
609
277
2-75
2 73
2-71
350
347
3-44
34 1
175
175
174
17-4
122
160
198
233
85
55
472
615
745
865
ISA 9090
111 3
145 1
1770
2070
178 1
231 8
282-2
3293
445
391
) 88
385
382
195
195
194
194
152
200
24-7
292
85
'i5
657
858
10<44
121 6
ISA 100100
71-8
847
309
) 07
305
303
1950
238 ..
2796
311 7
380-S
-445)
428
4 25
4 22
4 17
2 14
2 1-4
2 13
2 13
100
60
I ~r
ISA IlOilO
5354
3 38
336
334
331
244
)0 1
3H
3374
782
96 3
1138
1393
-43-7
3283
4027
473-8
574-6
131 4
162 1
191 8
2350
-403
-401
3-99
395
S IO
255
H S
6434
7559
9142
507
503
4 98
254
254
253
427
507
623
62H
9954
2<49-4
<463
s-86
Hl
569
735 4
8968
I 0489
I 1748
2960
)6J.8
4295
4-6 1
4 58
4 54
583
578
573
293
292
291
677
7159
883-7
I 0465
I 411 6
620
6 17
61)
6 05
784
779
392
391
390
388
1222
1514
1799
243-3
125
I 7889
l1977
2 5887
) 436)
5251
142~7
I 6682
211620
3511 8
-41308
5 4609
584
J-()4
7 75
7-63
! ~-6
1645
1970
100
6 0
19-41
2383
2799
3378
ISA 1)0130
120
80
3682
4350
529 1
6160
ISA 150150
150
100
I 0589
I 301 2
1 5305
2015-7
ISAl00200
83-S
987
II
TABLE IV
ROLLED STEEL UNEQUAL ANGLES

De1i1nation
Size
Ax 6
ISA 3010
ISA 4025
!SA 4530
ISA SOlO
ISA 6040
ISA 6545
ISA 7045
Thick Sectional Weipt

ness
Arell
per
Metre
a
w
ISA 8050
mm
em~
kJ
em
em
em
em
lOx 20
30
-40
50
HI
184
225
1 1
098
102
106
0-49
053
057
2-.02
14
18
151
147
143
30
40
50
60
188
246
3-02
15
19
24
28
130
135
139
143
0 57
062
0 66
069
2-70
2-65
069
0 73
) 08
' 303
077
081
299
2-95
0-65
0 70
337
333
074
0 78
32-4
-40x 25
<45 X )0
SO x 30
60x <40
65 X <45
70 ><: 45
75x50
80><:50
H6
Moments of Inertia
Distance .of
Extreme Fibre
..-----"----.
mm mm
198
194
261
257
12
15
19
0-4
05
06
1-4
18
21
02
30
09
3 3
OS
38
1 1
14
43
5 1
07
16
59
10
09
03
0-4
193
188
184
181
46
54
231
2 27
223
2 19
44
57
6 9
8 0
15
20
24
28
50
6 5
79
92
14
17
235
59
230
2 26
222
77
93
109
16
2 1
25
2-9
6-5
8 5
103
11 9
12
IS
18
16 9
60
199
254
70
195
228
80
290
08
...
30
218
17
40
50
286
22
352
60
4 16
2-8
3)
1-42
147
151
155
30
40
50
60
234
307
3-78
4<47
18
24
l O
35
1-63
168
172
176
50
60
8 0
<476
5-65
737
37
<44
58
096
100
108
-405
199
207
50
60
80
526
6 25
817
207
2-11
2-19
108
1 12
120
443
439
431
342
338
22 1
260
86
101
304
48
57
3-30
332
128
387
74
50
227
104
109
1 16
124
4 73
346
272
468
-460
4 52
341
8 8
10-l
326
493
13 1
156
309
363
-163
60
334
320
41 0
5 11
5-06
498
490
38-4
380
l-72
341
-403
122
143
51 8
62-3
5-40
5 36
527
519
<406
480
61 9
747
....
4 9
6-4
4)
52
6 7
8 3
195
8 0
5-52
656
858
100
1052
50
60
80
602
7 16
9 38
47
5-6
239
74
100
11 52
9 0
2-52
260
1 16
120
128
136
50
627
112
746
978
4 9
5-9
260
60
264
2 73
2 81
1 16
124
60
ISA 7550
Centre of
Gravity
80
100
12-02
17
94
232
2<40
2-48
2--4-4
12
132
328
401
393
30-4
300
2-92
3-64
3-88
J-84
376
368
25-9
554
10
34
40
5 2
5 1
78
9 5
394
6 9
183
21 8
46-4
594
71 2
82
106
129
123
-457
72
144
185
53-9
85
693
833
110
221
llS
SECTION A : STAUCTURAL SHAPES AND OTHER STEEL PkODUCTS
TABLE IV

Moduli of Section
R.aclil of Grratlon
can oe
Radius at
Root
Radius at ltroduct of O..ipaToe

lnrtla
tlon
,_
r..,
z..
Zyy
't
'"
1_.,
em
em
em
em3
em'
mm
mm
em'
0 5<4
054
053
099
0 98
0 97
0 4 1
0 41
0 4 1
06
08
10
OJ
043
042
041
)-0
0 4
05
06
lSA lOlt
133
1 1
14
18
2 1
30
0 -9
12
H
ISA 4015
06
07
09
038
038
0 37
037
50
132
131
129
OSl
0 52
0 52
052
OS
I-ll
0 68
068
067
066
142
141
140
139
084
0 84
083
082
152
15 1
150
149
0 63
0 63
0 63
063
14
19
2-3
17
0 7
09
11
13
0 4<4
00
0 43
0 4 1
50
30
065
0 61
0 63
0 63
17
0 7
09
1 1
13.
0 36
0 36
035
035
5 5
30
l Ol
0 85
085
08-4
42
50
65
20
2-l
044
60
043
58
68
l O
OU
8 5
0 96
095
0 95
50
5-9
047
0 47
0 46
60
7-7
l S
l O
39
65
40
8 9
JOS
132
ISS
I SA 7045
6 5
40
II 8
13-9
177
209
ISA 7550
70
.of-5
129
152
ISAIOSO
' x"
'n
em
092
0 92
0 91
125
125
1-2..
159
082
158
Oal
1-57
156
0 8 1
080
167
166
1-65
164
189
188
186
I-ll
HI
20 1
110
198
2-GS
128
127
125
2-ll
2 04
1-ol
222
221
l-19
1-16
126
125
124
11 2
2-22
218
2-36
NS
2-32
2 29
l J8
2-37
2-35
l-33
142
141
140
156
1)8
249
2-SS
140
270
254
2-52
139
137
269
l-66
249
136
2-63
2-SS
2-Sl
13
28
34
0 4
04
16
I S
19
23
2 7
ISA45JO
17
ISA SOlO
13
27
3 1
40
...o
8 0
ISA6$G
9-4
11 8
096
0 96
095
0 95
H
68
25
041
3-0
OU
89
10 9
3-9
4-8
0 40
0 39
107
107
106
106
67
80
104
127
32
3-8
4 9
60
044
04<4
043
107
107
106
106
7-S
31
l-8
4-9
039
039
038
193
60
OJ8
229
90
11 7
14 <4
ISA 6040
Ofl
( Continued J
13
TABLE fV

( Continued)
Designation
S ize
Thick
nen
Sectional Wcitht
Area
pere
Metre
Ax 8
ISA 9060
Cent re of
Gravity
Olstance of
Extreme Fibre
,....----.-A---
Mom ent5 of Inertia
kg
rnm mm
mrn
90x60
60
80
100
120
8 65
II 37
1401
1657
68
89
I""
c:m
tm
em
287
139
2-96
1-48
11 0
130
)01
3 12
155
163
6 13
604
596
588
4 61
152
4 45
4 37
706
91 5
1109
129 1
em
em'
em'
252
32-1
39 1
152
81 5
IIJSl
1273
1475
113
186
228
268
ISA 10065
100x65
60
80
100
9 55
1257
15 51
7 5
99
122
3 19
328
337
147
155
163
6 81
672
663
503
4 93
4 87
967
1259
1532
32-1
41 9
507
1106
1436
1742
186
242
297
ISA 10075
100 x 75
60
8 0
100
12 0
1014
1336
1650
1956
8 0
105
130
15 4
3-01
3 10
3 19
327
178
187
195
203
6 99
690
681
6 73
572
5-63
555
547
1009
131 6
1604
1875
487
633
769
895
IH 0
16n
196 1
2281
25-6
336
41 2
-486
60
8 0
100
11 66
1538
1902
92
12 1
1-49
405
1 15
424
159
168
176
8 45
8 35
826
591
582
57-4
1878
2455
300)
516
672
2089
272-8
81 6
332 9
305
400
49 1
60
80
100
12.0
1286
1698
21 02
2498
10 1
13-3
165
196
3-70
222
2-31
728
7 19
7 11
70)
2032
2660
3258
382 6
102 1
133-3
1627
1904
2523
3297
4029
4720
529
696
85-6
101 &
80
100
120
1742
2156
445
546
I SA 11575
ISA 11595
I SA 15075
125><75
12Sx 95
150x 75
388
239
396
2 -47
880
870
8 62
8 54
~5-62
137
169
20 1
523
532
541
153
161
169
9 77
9 68
9-59
597
589
581
4072
499 1
5870
702
853
995
4328
5298
622 2
6H
380
ISA 150115
I SOx 115
80
100
120
150
2058
25-52
)038
3752
162
200
238
295
416
4 55
464
176
273
282
290
3-02
1054
10 45
1036
1024
877
8 68
860
848
4657
573-3
6765
8235
2389
2931
3453
4186
581 2
7113
841 4
I 0209
123-3
1524
1804
221 2
I SA 200100
200x 100
100
120
150
2903
34-59
4278
22-8
272
2-01
2-10
222
1304
33-6
696
7 05
7-18
IHS
1282
799
7 90
7 78
I 2100
I 431 7
I 7505
209 2
246 2
298 1
I 2867
I 521 0
' 8567
1325
1568
191 9
100
120
150
180
HOO
267
31 8
394
469
s-99
608
6 20
633
J.SI
11 49
11 <40
11 28
I I 16
I 3779
6696
I 696 6
I 63'19
2 005-6
2 3!.94
7932
9699
I 1369
2 0 108
2 <461 9
2 8895
3508
4172
ISA 100150
200x I SO
<4056
5025
5976
3-60
372
384
1-4
lf-01
1392
13 80
13-67
SIH
6069
TABLE IV

(Continued)
Radii of Gyration
tan
Moduli of Section
Radius at
Root
Radius at Product of
Toe
Inertia
Deslrnatlon
( NU
'~v
Zxx
z,r
'
'2
'r
em
em
em
em3
em3
mm
mm
em
286
284
281
2-79
171
169
1,67
165
3-07
11 5
15 1
186
220
55
7 1
8 8
103
044
044
0 43
OU
50
245
315
378
433
ISAto60
298
128
128
127
127
75
3-04
301
3 18
3 16
3 1-4
18-4
183
181
340
338
3-35
139
139
138
142
187
23 1
64
8 5
104
042
0 42
041
8 0
55
31-5
420
507
ISA 10065
3 15
3 14
3 12
3 10
219
2 18
2 16
2 14
350
348
H5
342
159
159
158
158
144
191
236
279
8 5
11 2
138
163
055
0 55
055
0 54
85
60
41 0
53 4
647
749
ISA 10075
4 01
4 00
J-97
110
209
207
423
421
-4 18
162
161
16 1
222
294
363
8-7
II 5
141
0 37
0 36
036
90
60
567
740
899
ISA 11575
3-97
3-96
394
391
282
2-80
2-78
44)
-441
4 38
4 35
203
2-02
2-02
201
23-1
306
378
44-8
140
185
22-9
27 1
057
~ -0
60
845
1106
1350
I 577
ISA llSK
4 83
4 81
4 79
201
160
159
158
417
51 6
612
118
14-S
17 1
027
0 26
0 26
100
60
95S
1162
1352
ISA IS07S
197
4 98
4 96
4 93
-4 76
4 74
531
529
526
522
245
244
244
H3
442
549
653
804
27-2
JJ.B
402
494
058
058
058
0 57
110
75
195-9
2410
283-6
ISA 150115
4-69
341
339
337
334
6 46
6 43
6 40
2 68
267
264
6 66
663
659
2 14
1 13
212
928
1106
1365
262
31 1
383
0 27
026
026
120
80
284-8
335)
4054
ISA:ZOOIOO
637
635
6 32
628
444
442
439
4 36
706
7 04
700
695
321
3-21
320
3 19
983
1174
S83
69-6
860
101 9
056
056
0 55
IH
9 5
S64 1
6691
8185
9581
ISA 200150
fT;r
rJ!Y
em
Hl
276
199
145-4
17H
057
0 57
0 56
15
HH
TABLE V
ROLLED STEEL BULB ANGLES
~tt~t, .,
Desipation
Weight Sectional
per
Area
Metre
Size
Thickness of
Web
Thick
ness of
hx b
t.,
kg
em::
mm x mm
mm
mm
ISBA 100
1094
100x 65
60
ISBA 100
1217
100 x 6S
15-60
ISBA 125
122
ISBA 12S
Radius
at
Root
Flanre
tf
...
'J
Radius
at
Toe
Radius
at Bulb
Corners
'2
r3
Centre of
Gravity
mm
mm
mm
mm
em
em
60
13
100
5-0
4 0
3-92
7 0
65
13
100
50
4 0
3-95
, ...0
125)(75
7 0
70
16
11 0
55
50
5-06
160
17 11
12S x 75
80
75
16
11 0
50
508
161
6 0
ISBA 150
16 1
20-45
150 x 75
80
80
lO
. 11 0
ISBA ISO
18-8
2)-9-4
I so X 75
100
9-0
20
I 1-0
55
6-0
6-Sl
157
ISBA 175
200
25-5-4
17S x 90
90
23
135
65
7 0
7-4-4
189
ISBA 175
233
2966
I75 X 90
100
100
23
135
65
70
ISBA 175
265
JH-4
17S >c 90
120
11 0
23
135
65
7 0
158A100
282
1595
200x 90
11 0
110
26
llS
65
ISBA 200
33-6
-42-76
200x 90
140
13-5
65
8 0
889
191
ISBAll5
3 1-4
399-4
225 '( 90
11 0
11 0
29
135
65
90
10<40
180
ISBA US
37 )
-4750
225 x 90
140
125
29
ll-5
65
9 0
10:37
185
4441
2SOx 90
110
11 0
33
IJ.S
65
100
12-07
178
-4996
2SOx 90
130
120
33
135
65
100
1199
181
ISBA 175
521 3
275 x 90
120
120
36
13-S
65
110
ll-54
180
ISBA175
581 5
275 x 90
140
130
36
13-5
65
110
lSBAlOO
60 47
)00 X 90
130
130
)9
13-5
6S
120
15-02
182
6696
JOO x 90
150
1-40
39
13-S
65
120
14-92
186
ISBA lSO
ISBA150
ISBA 100
39-2
52-6
16
ISS
190
749
887
183
SECTION A : STRUCTURAl SHAPES AND OTHER STEEL PRODUCTS
TABLE V
ROLLED STEEL BULB ANGLES

ll
y v
Moments of Inertia
Distance of
tan x
Extreme Fibres
Radii of Gyration
Moduli of
Section
D..lrnatlon
,,.,.
'""
(Max )
'~11
'n
(Min )
'""
( Max)
'
( M in)
em
em
em
em
'-2-8
HI
I H
37-4
14-4
23-S
65
ISBA 100
1654
249
3S6
1-71
3-69
143
256
7 0
ISBA 100
604
3389
-433
-4-S-4
197
4-66
1-67
432
102
ISBA llS
3+45
646
362-4
-%6
4-49
194
4-60
165
-46-4
11 0
ISBA llS
0167
612-6
7H
625-1
SS-9
547
187
554
165
722
120
ISBA ISO
593
0 162
686-4
798
7029
63-4
S 36
I 83
5-42
163
811
135
ISBA ISO
1006
7 11
0 185
I 073-0
1372
I 1061
104-1
6-48
2 32
658
202
1066
193
ISBA 17$
1004
710
0 181
I 1929
I 52-3
I 2880
1172
6-H
227
643
199
1188
21 -4
ISB'A 175
1001
708
0 177
I 3100
1665
l l 'H
623
2 22
632
196
1309
2H
ISBA 175
11 13
7 1-4
0 1 36
I 8796
1720
I 911 6
1-'10 1
723
2-19
729
197
168-9
24 1
ISBA200
I 1-1 I
7 09
0131
2 131 2
193-6
2 1650
1}98
7 06
21 3
7 12
193
1918
273
ISBA 200
1210
72.0
01 03
2662-8
1789
2 689-3
1524
8 17
2 12
8 21
195
220 1
24-9
ISBA115
1213
71 s
0098
3 0166
2019
3 0439
174-6
7-97
206
801
192
2487
282
ISBA 115
12-93
7 22
0 075
3 683--4
1880
3 7030
1684
911
206
9-13
195
28-48
26.0
ISBA 150
1301
719
0072
4006-4
2047
-40263
18-48
8 96
2-02
8 98
192
3080
285
ISBA lSO
13-96
7-21
0057
5 16 19
2130
s 1780
1970
9 95
202
997
194
3697
296
ISBA 275
1405
7 17
0 05-4
5 582-2
2306
s 598-2
214-7
9-80
199
981
192
39N
322
ISBA lTS
1502
71 8
0042
7033-9
2412
70-462
2288
1079
200
1080
195
-4684
33-6
ISBA 300
1508
7 1-4
00-40
7 5688
2600
7 5808
2-480
1063
197
1064
192
5019
em
em
608
507
0291
1429
ll-0
1530
6 05
507
0288
15-47
357
744
590
0 2-48
321 8
7--42
589
02-46
t -48
595
8 -47
3~6 8
17
1UA300
TABLE VI
ROLLED STEEL TEE BARS
Designation
Weight
per
Metr
w
Sectional
Area
Depth
of
Section
Width
of
Flange
kg
Thickness
of
Web
Thickness
of
Flanee
It
lw
Cu
mm
mm
mm
mm
em
Centre
of
Gravity
Moments of
Inertia
ISNT 20
09
113
20
20
30
30
060
0-4
0 2
ISNT 30
175
30
30
30
30
08]
0 6
ISNT <40
l S
-4-48
-40
-40
60
60
120
6]
30
570
50
so .
6 0
6 0
14<4
127
tSNT 50
ISNT 60
S4
6-90
60
60
60
60
167
225
101
ISNT 80
9 6
12-25
80
eo
80
80
223
712
323
ISNT 100
ISO
1910
100
100
100
100
279
173-8
799
ISNT ISO
22-8
2908
ISO
ISO
100
100
3-95
603-8
2675
ISHT 75
ISl
19-49
7S
ISO
90
8-4
162
962
2302
ISHT 100
200
25-47
100
200
90
78
191
19]8
-4973
ISHT 125
27"
3-4-85
125
2SO
9-7
88
2-37
415-4
I 0058
ISHT ISO
29-4
37--42
ISO
250
106
76
2-66
573-7
I 0968
ISST 100
8 1
1037
100
so
100
5-8
3-03
990
96
ISST ISO
157
19-96
ISO
7S
116
80
HS
4502
370
ISST 200
28-4
3622
200
165
125
80
4-78
I 2678
3581
ISST 250
375
-47-7S
2~0
lBO
1-41
92
6 40
277H
5310
ISLT SO
-40
511
S:>
6-4
119
9-9
6 4
ISLT 75
71
904
75
so
eo
68
-48
172
-419
27-6
ISLT 100
12-7
1616
100
100
108
5-7
213
1166
750
ISJT 75-
3-5
-4 50
7S
50
30
200
2-48
46
ISJT 875
40
51-4
875
so
32
250
390
48
ISJT 100
50
631
10:>
60
SO
281
63-5
86
ISJT 1125
6-4
8 1-4
1125
80
SO
3-01
1016
201
Note- In the case of the IS NT sections, the taper of one degree is divided equally between the web and the flilnl
J8
SECTION A : STRUCTURAL SHAPES AN 0 OTHER STEEL PRODUCTS
TABLE VI
ROLLED STEEL TEE BARS
"
Radii of
Gyration
Moduli of
Section
Radius at
Root
Radius at
Toe
SlofN of
Flanc
Deslpa
don
ryy
Zu
Zyy
't
r,
em
em
cm3
cm3
mm
tnm
dtartes
059
039
03
02
40
30
91
ISNT B
089
057
06
04
50
91
ISNT lO
1 18
082
22
15
55
40
91
ISNT 40
1.50
102
] 6
24
60
40
91
ISNT 10
181
121
52
34
65
45
91
ISNT ..
241
162
12-3
81
80
s-5
91
ISNT.
~ 02
205
H l
160
90
60
91
ISNT 100
456
303
546
35-7
100
70
91
ISNT ISO
2-n
3-44
16-4
301
80
40
~4
ISHT 75
276
442
240
493
90
45
94
ISHT 110
345
537
11 0
799
100
50
9.f
ISHT .125
3-92
541
405
877
11 0
55
9.f
ISHT ISO
309
096
1~2
38
80
40
98
ISST 100
475
136
439
99
90
4S
98
ISST 1st
592
315
83-3
434
160
80
98
ISST-
762
334
1492
591
170
85
98
ISST 1st
139
1-12
26
2-5
70
30
91 5
ISLT 50
215
175
72
69
95
30
915
ISL.T 75
2-69
2 15
148
ISO
11 0
55
98
ISLT 100
2-35
101
45
18
50
15
915
ISJT 75
275
097
62
19
50
15
915
ISJT 175
3 17
1-17
88
2-9
50
15
91 5
ISJT 100
3-53
158
123
S l
65
IS
915
ISJT 1125
'xx
Note -In che case of the ISNT sections, the taper of one dearee is divided equally betw"n the web and the flana
19
TABLE VII PLATES

Width
b
900
I 000
I 100
I 500
1200
1600
1800
2000
2100
1500
mm
SURFACE AREA IN m 2
LenJth
. I
mm
2000
180
2 00
220
2<40
250
2-80
300
320
3-60
400
HO
500
2200
198
220
242
264
275
308
330
352
396
440
484
550
2500
2 25
2-SO
275
300
31 25
350
3-75
400
450
500
550
625
2100
252
280
308
336
350
3-92
420
448
504
560
616
700
3200
288
3-20
3-52
384
4 00
448
4 80
5 12
576
6<40
704
800
3600
324
360
39&
432
450
SM
540
576
648
720
792
900
4000
3-60
400
440
480
500
560
600
640
710
8 00
880
1000
4500
-iOS
1 50
-i9S
5 -40
5&25
630
6 75
720
8 10
9 00
9 90
II 25
5000
450
500
550
6 00
62S
7 00
750
800
900
1000
I I 00
1250
5600
504
560
616
672
700
784
840
896
1008
I 120
12-32
1400
6300
567
630
693
756
7875
8 82
94.5
1008
11 34
12-60
1386
1575
7100
639
710
78 1
852
8 875
994
1065
1136
12-78
1420
1562
1775
1000
720
800
880
960
10000
1120
1200
1280
1440
1600
1760
20.00
9000
8 10
900
990
1080
1125
1260
IJ.SO
IHO
1620
1800
1980
2250
10000
900
1000
11 00
' 1200
1250
1400
1500
1600
1800
2000
2200
25.00
11000
990
1100
12 10
1320
IHS
1540
1650 '
1760
1980
n-oo
2410
1750
11500
1125
1250
1375
1500
15625
1750
18 75
2000
22-50
25-00
2750
31 25
2000
706
785
864
942
WEIGHT IN kg- 5-mm Plate

109-9
1178
1256
981
2100
n -1
864
9SO
1036
1079
1209
1295
2500
883
98 1
1079
1178
IU7
1374
2100
989
1099
1209
131 9
1374
3200
1130
125-6
1382
1507
3600
1272
141 3
1554
-4000
141 3
1570
-4500
1590
5 000
141 3
157-C)
1381
155-4
1727
1900
21~ 9
1-472
1570
1766
1962
215-9
2-45-3
ISH
1648
1758
1978
2198
241 8
2748
ISH)
1758
1884
2010
226 1
251 2
2763
3140
1696
176-6
1978
2120
226 1
2543
2826
3109
3532
1727
1884
1962
2198
2355
251 2
282-6
3140
3454
3925
1766
19<43
2120
2208
247 3
264-9
282-6
3179
3532
3886
441 6
1766
196:2
21'59
l355
245-3
27-48
29<4-4
31-40
3532
3925
-431 8
49().6
5600
1978
219.8
241 8
2638
2748
3077
3297
351 7
395-6
4396
<4836
5495
6300
2225
2473
172.0
2967
l09l
3462
370 9
3956
445 1
49-46
5440
6182
7 100
2508
2787
3065
3)4-4
HIJ
3901
<418.0
4459
501-6
557-4
613-1
6967
8000
2826
31<40
345-4
376..
l925
-4396
471.0
502-4
5652
6280
6908
7850
'ooo
3179
3532
m.,
+tt-6
""'"
5299
565-2
6358
7065
m l
aaJ.t
10000
3532
3925
431 8
471.0
410-6
5495
5888
628.0
7065
7850
8635
981 2
ooo
388o
-431 8
4749
518 1
5197
604--4
6476
6908
m l
8635
9<49-a
1 0794
12 500
441-6
-4906
5391
5188
61Jl
7359
785.0
883-1
9812
I 079--4
I 216-6
11
1962
( Continued)
20
TABLE VII PLATES- (continued)

900
I 000
I 100
I 200
1150
1400
I 500
1600
I 800
2000
2 200
2500
Width
b
mm
WEIGHT IN ka
LenJth
I
942
103-6
1130
117 8
6-mm Plate
131 9
141)
1507
1696
1884
2072
2355
2000
93-3
103-6
I H O
1243
1295
145 1
155 4
1658
1865
207-2
2280
2590
2 200
1060
I 178
1295
141 3
1472
1648
1766
1884
2120
235-5
2590
29-44
2500
1187
131 9
145 1
1583
16-49
1846
1978
211 0
2374
263-8
290 1
329-7
2800'
135-6
1507
1658
1809
1884
211 0
226 1
241 2
271 3
30H
331 6
3768
3200
1526
1696
1865
203-S
2120
237 -4
2543
271 3
3052
3391
373-0
423-9
3 600
1696
1884
2072
226 1
2355
263 8
2826
301-4
3391
3768
4145
471 0
4000
1908
2120
233 1
2543
26-49
2967
3179
339 1
381 5
423 9
4663
5299
4500
2120
2355
2590
2826
2944
3297
3532
3768
423-9
471 0
5181
5888
5000
2374
2638
290 1
3165
3297
3693
3956
4220
-i74 8
5275
5803
6594
5600
2671
2967
326-i
3561
3709
4 15 4
+45 1
4748
534 1
593 5
6528
7-418
6300
301 0
3344
3679
-401 3
4 18 0
4682
5016
535 1
60 19
6688
7357
8360
7100
3391
3768
4145
4522
-4710
5275
5652
6029
6782
753-6
8290
9420
8000
381 5
423-9
4663
5087
5299
593 5
6358
6782
7630
8478
9326
I 0598
9000
<42H
471 0
SIS I
S652
sea-a
65~ 4
7065
753-6
&478
942 0
I 03!.2
I 1775
10000
4663
5181
5699
621 7
6476
7253
1n -2
8290
9326
I 0362
I I 398
I 2952
11000
5299
S888
6476
7065
7359
8242
883-1
9-420
I 0598
I 1775
I 2952
I 4719
12 500
1130
1256
1382
15o.7
1570
1758
8-mm Plate
1884
201 0
2261
251 2
2763
3140
2000
1243
1382
152-0
165 8
1727
193 4
207 2
221 1
2<187
2763
3040
345-4
2200
141 3
1570
172-7
1884
1962
219: 8
2355
251 2
2826
314-0
345-4
392-4
2500
IS83
175-8
19H
211 0
2198
2462
263 8
281 3
3 16 5
351 7
3868
439-6
1800
1809
201 0
221 I
241 2
2512
281 3
3014
321 5
361 7
-401 9
+42 1
5024
3100
203-5
226 1
2487
2713
2826
316 5
3391
361 7
4069
-4522
<1974
5652
3 600
226 1
251 2
2763
301 4
314 0
35 17
376 8
-401 9
4522
502-4
552-6
628 0
4000
2543
2826
3109
33'H
3531
3956
4239
4522
5087
5652
62 17
7065
HOO
282-6
3140
3454
3768
3925
4396
47 I 0
5024
5652
6280
690 8
7850
5 coo
3165
351 7
3868
4220
4396
-492-4
5275
562-7
6330
703 4
7737
8792
5 600
356 1
3956
4352
4748
494-6
5539
593 5
6330
7122
791 3
8704
9891
6300
<4013
+45-9
4905
5351
5574
6242
6688
713 4
8026
891 8
9809
I 1147
1100
4522
5024
5526
6029
6180
703 -4
,7536
803-8
9043
I OOH
I 105-3
I 256 0
8000
S087
5652
621 7
6782
7065
791 3
8478
9043
I 0174
I 1304
I 243 -f
I 4130
9000
5652
6280
6908
7536
7850
8792
9420
I 00-4-8
I 130-4
I 2560
I 381 6
I 5700
10000
621 7
6908
7599
8290
863 5
9671
I 0361
I 1053
I 2434
I 381 6
I 5198
I 7270
II 000
7065
7850
8635
9420
9811
I 099 0
I 1775
I 2560
I -413 0
I 5700
I 7270
I 9625
11
mm
12 500
( Continued )

Width
900
I 000
1100
1200
1250
1400
1500
1600
I 800
2000
2200
2500
mm
WEIGHT IN kl
2000
1-41 3
1570
172-7
188-4
1962
10-mm Plate
2198
23SS
251 2
282-6
31-40
2200
1554
172-7
1900
2072
2159
2-41 8
2590
2763
3109
3454
3799
431 8
2500
1766
1962
2159
2355
2'45 3
27'4-8
29'4'4
31'40
353-2
3925
'431 8
'4906
2800
1978
2198
2-418
263 8
27-4 8
3077
3297
351 7
3'95-6
'4396
-483-6
5'495
3200
226 1
251 2
2763
301 '4
314 0
351 7
3768
40~ 9
4522
5024
552-6
6280
:uoo
25'43
282-6
3109
3391
)53 2
3956
423 9
'4522
5087
56S2
621 7
7065
4000
2826
31-40
3-45 4
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-471 0
502-4
5652
6280
6908
7850
4$00
3179
353 2
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HI 6
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6358
7065
1n-2
883-1
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353 2
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431 8
471 0
490 6
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967 1
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7'4 18
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9891
I 0880
I 2364
7100
50 16
557-4
6 13-1
668 8
6967
7803
8360
891 8
I 0032
I 11-47
I 2262
I 39H
8000
5652
6280
6908
7536
785 0
8792
9420
I 00-4-8
I 1304
12560
I 381 6
I 5700
9000
6358
7065
m -2
8478
883-1
9891
I 0598
I 1304
I 271 7
I -4130
I 5543
I 7662
10000
7065
7850
863.5
7-420
981 2
I 0790
I ln S
I 2560
I -4 130
I 5700
I 7270
I 9625
II 800
7772
863-5
9-498
I 0362
I 0794
I 2089
I 2951
I 381 6
I 55-43
I 7270
I 8997
21588
12500
883-1
981 2
I 079 1
I 1775
I 2266
I 3738
I 471 9
I 5700
I 7662
I 9625
2 1588
H5H
2000
1696
188-4
2072
2261
235 .5
12-mm Plate
263 8
282 6
301-4
3391
3768
1200
1865
2072
2280
2-487
2590
2901
3109
331 6
3730
-4145
4559
5181
2500
2120
2355
2590
282-6
29-4-4
329-7
353 2
3768
423-9
471 0
5181
5888
2800
2374
2638
2901
3165
3297
3693
3956
-4220
-47-48
5275
5803
659-4
3200
271 3
30H
331 6
361 7
3768
4220
4522
4823
5-426
6029
6632
7536
3600
3052
3391
3730
-4069
4239
4748
5087
5426
610'4
6782
746 1
8478
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339 1
3768
4145
-4522
471 0
5275
5652
6029
6782
7536
8290
9420
4 500
381 5
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4663
5087
5299
593 5
6358
6782
7630
8478
9326
I 0598
S 000
4239
-471 0
5~8 1
5652
5888
659-4
7065
7536
8-478
9-420
I 0362
I ln5
5 600
4748
5275
5803
633-0
659-4
7385
791 3
8-440
9495
I 0550
I 1605
I 3188
6 300
534-1
593-S
6528
7122
7-41 8
8~0 8
9902
9495
I 0682
I 1869
I 3056
I 4836
7100
601 9
6688
7357
802-6
8360
9363
I 003 2
I 0701
I 2039
I 3376
I 471 -4
16720
8000
6782
753-6
8290'
904-3
9-420
I 0550
I 130 -4
I 2058
I 3565
I 5072
I 6579
I 8840
9000
763 0
8478
9326
I 0174
I 0598
I 1869
I 271 7
I 3565
I 5260
I 695-6
I 8652
2 1195
10000
R-478
9420
I 0362
I 1304
I 1775
I 3188
I 413 0
I 5072
I 695-6
I 8340
2072-4
2 3550
II 000
9326
I 0362
I 1398
I HH
I 2952
I -4507
I 5543
I 6579
I 8652
2 072-4
2 2796
2 5905
12500
I 0598
I 1775
I 2952
I 4130
I 471 9
I 6'485
I '7662
I 8840
2 1195
2 3550
2 5905
2 9438
mm
392-S
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( Continued )
22
SECTION A: STRUCTURAL SHAPES AND OTHER STEEL PRODUCTS

900
I 000
I 100
1200
I 250
1400
I SOO
1600
I 800
2000
2 200
Width
2500
mm
WEIGHT IN kg
Len1th
mm
3517
395 6
<4396
<483 6
5-495
1000
1978
2198
2-418
263 8
27-48
14-mm Plate
3077
329-7
2176
241 8
2660
2901
3022
3385
3627
3868
4352
483 6
531 9
6044
2200
2473
2748
3022
3297
J-43 4
3846
412 1
4396
4946
5495
6044
6869
2 500
2769
3077
3385
3693
3847
4308
-461 6
4924
553-9
615 4
6770
7693
2 800
3165
3517
3868
4220
4396
4924
5275
5627
6330
703-4
773 7
8792
3200
3561
3956
4352
4748
4946
553 9
5935
633 0
7122
7913
8704
9891
3600
3956
-4396
-1836
5275
5495
6154
6594
703 -4
791 3
8792
967 1
I 099 0
4000
445 1
4946
5440
593 5
6182
6924
7418
7913
8902
989 1
10880
12364
4500
4946
5495
6044
6594
6869
7693
8242
8792
9891
I 0990
I 2089
I 373-8
5000
553-9
6154
6nO
7385
7693
8616
9232
~84 7
I 1078
I 2309
I 3540
I 5386
5 600
623 1
6924
7616
8308
8655
9693
10386
I 1078
I 246 3
I J8-H
I 5232
I 7309
6 300
702-3
7803
8583
9363
9754
I 0924
I 1704
I 2485
I 4045
I 5606
I 7166
I 9507
7 100
791 3
8792
967 1
I 0550
I 0990
I 2309
I 3188
I 4067
I 5826
I 7584
I 9342
2 1980
8000
8902
m l
I 0880
I 1869
I 2364
I 3847
I -483-6
I 5826
I 7804
I 9782
2 1760
2 472-8
9000
989 1
10990
12089
13188
1373 8
1538 6
16-485
17584
19782
21980
24178
2747 '5
10000
I 0880
I 2089
I 329 8
I -4507
I 511 I
I 6925
I 813 4
I 9342
2 1760
2417 8
26596
3 0222
II 000
12364
13738
I 5111
16485
I 717 2
19232
20606
21980
2472 8
27-475
30222
34344
11500
2261
251 2
2763
3014
3140
16-mm Plate
351 7
3768
4019
452 2
5024
552 6
6280
2000
2487
2763
3040
331 6
3454
3868
4145
-4421
4974
5526
6079
6908
1100
2826
31-40
3-45-4
3768
392S
4396
471 0
5022
5652
6280
6908
7850
2500
3165
351 7
3868
4220
4396
-492-4
5275
5627
633 0
703-4
773-7
8792
2 800
3617
4019
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5024
5627
6029
643 1
723 5
803 8
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I 0048
1100
-4069
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5-42 6
565 2
6330
6782
723 5
813-9
9043
9948
I 1304
3600
4522
5024
5526
602-9
6280
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753 6
803 8
9043
I 00-48
I 1053
I 256 0
4 000
5087
565 2
6217
6782
7065
791 3
8478
9043
I 0174
I 1304
I 243 -4
I 4130
4500
5652
6280
6908
7536
785 0
8792
9420
I 0048
I 130-4
I 256 0
I 3816
I 5700
5 000
6330
703 4
773 7
8-44 0
879 2
9847
I 055 0
I 1254
I 2660
I 4067
I 5474
I 758 4
5 600
7122
7913
870-4
9495
9891
I 107 8
I 1869
I 2660
I 41-43
I 582 6
I 7408
I 9782
6300
8026
891 8
980 9
I 0701
I 11-47
I 2<485
I 3376
I 4268
I 6052
I 7835
I 9619
2 2294
7 100
9043
I 0048
I 1053
I 2058
I 2560
I 4067
I 5072
I 6077
I 8086
2 0096
2 2106
2 5120
8000
I 017-4
I 1304
I 2434
I 3565
I -4130
I 582 6
I 6956
I 8086
2 034-7
2 260 8
2-4869
2 8260
9000
1130-4
12560
1381 6
15072
15700
17584
18840
20096
22608
25120
27632
31400
10000
I 2-434
I 381 6
I 5198
I 6579
I 7270
I 9342
2 072-4
2 2106
2 -486 9
2 763 2
3 0395
3 -45<40
II 000
I 4130
I 5700
I 7270
I 8840
I 9625
2 1980
2 3550
2 5120
2 8260
3 1400
3-4540
3 9250
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Wldt.h
b
900
1 eao
I 100
1100
llSO
I 400
I 500
I 600
1800
1000
2200
1500
-4522
508-7
5652
621 7
7065
mm
WEIGHT INks
Lenat.h
I
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18-mm Plate
3956
-4239
2000
25-43
282-6
3109
3391
3532
2200
2798
3109
341 9
373.0
3886
-4352
-4663
-497-4
5595
621-7
683-9
n71.
:zsoo
3179
353-2
3B86
4239
441 6
-49H
529?
5652
6358
7065
m -2
883-1
2100
3561
3956
4352
4748
4946
553 9
5935
6330
7122
791 3
8704
989 1
llOO
4069
4522
4974
5-426
5652
633 0
6782
721-5
8139
9043
99-48
I 1304
3600
4578
5087
5595
6104
6358
7122
763 0
813-9
9156
I 0174
I 119 1
I 271 7
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S04H
5652
621 7
6782
7065
791 3
8478
904-3
10174
11304
1243-4
14130
4500
5723
6358
699'4
763-0
79-48
8902
953-8
I 017 4
I 1445
I 271 7
I 3989
I 5896
5000
6158
7065
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8478
883-1
989 1
I 0598
I 130-4
I 271 7
I -4130
I 5543
17662
5600
7122
791 3
8704
9-495
9891
11078
11869
12660
1 -4243
15826
17408
19782
6300
801 2
8902
9792
I 0682
I 1127
I 2463
I 335-3
I 424-3
I 602-3
I 780-4
I 9584
2 2255
7 IOC
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I 0032
I lnl6
I 2039
12.540
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I 5048
I 6052
I 8058
2 0065
2 207 1
2 508 1
8000
I 0174
I 1304
12434
13565
14130
I 5826
16956
18086
203-47
22608
H869
28260
9000
11445
1271 7
13989
I 5260
I S896
1780-4
19076
20347
22891
25434
27977
3 1792
10 000
I 271 7
I -4130
I 55-i-3
I &956
I 7662
I 9782
2 1195
2 2608
25-43-4
2 8260
3 1086
3 5325
II 000
I 3989
I 55-43
I 7~ 7
I 8652
I 9-429
2 1760
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2 -4869
2 7977
3 1086
3 4195
38858
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15896
17662
19-429
21195
21078
Hn8
2649-4
28260
31792
3532-5
38858
4415-6
1000
282-6
31-40
3-454
3768
3925
10-mm Platt!
4396
471 0
5024
5652
6280
6908
7850
2100
3109
3454
3799
41-45
f31 8
483 6
518 1
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6217
6908
7599
8635
l soo
353-2
3925
43 18
-471.0
4906
5495
5888
6280
7065
7850
863-S
981 2
1800
3956
4396
483-6
5275
5495
615-4
659-4
703--4
791 3
8792
967 1
I ~90
3100
4521
5024
5526
6029
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703-4
75].6
8038
90-43
I 00-48
I 105-3
I 2560
3600
5087
565-2
621 7
6782
7065
791 3
8-478
90-43
I 0174
I 1304
I 243--4
I -4130
.. 000
5652
6280
6908
7536
7850
8791
9<420
I 00-48
I 1304
I 2560
I 381 6
I 5700
-4500
6358
7065
m 2
8478
883 1
989 1
I 0598
I 130-4
1271 7
1-4130
I 554-3
17662
5 000
7065
7850
863-S
9-420
981 2
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I 1775
I 2560
I 4130
I 5700
I n70
I 962-5
5600
791 3
8792
967 1
I 055.0
Im
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12309
13188
1-4067
I 5826
1 758-4
193-42
21980
6 300
8902
989 1
I 088.0
I 1869
I 2364
1384-7
I 483-6
I 5826
I 7804
I 9782
2 1760
H728
7 100
I 0032
I 11-47
I 2262
I 3376
I 3934
I 5606
I 672-0
I 783-S
2 0065
2 2294
2 4524
2 7868
1000
11304
12560
1381 6
15072
15700
17584
183-40
20096
226H
25120
27632
31-400
9 000
I 1717
I -4130
I 55-43
I 695-6
I 7662
I 9782
21195
2 2608
2 S4H
2 8260
3 108-6
3 5325
10000
1-illO
15700
17170
18~0
19625
21980
23550
25120
28260
31400
34540
39250
II 000
I 5SH
I 7270
I 8997
2 0724
2 1588
24178
1 59:>5
17632
3 1086
3 45...0
3 799-4
4 3175
12 500
I 7662
I 962-S
2 1588
2 35So
2-453 1
2 747-5
29-438
3 1400
3 532-S
3 9150
4317 5 49061
( Continued )
Im
SECTION A : STR.UCTU~AL S~APES AND OT~E~ STEEL PRODUCfS
TABLE VII PLATES-< continued>

900
I 000
roo
1200
I 250
I -400
I 500
1600
I 800
2 000
2 200
1500
Width
b
mm
WEIGHT IN k1
Lenath
mm
5526
62 17
6908
7599
8635
2000
3109
345~
3799
41.f5
431 8
22-mm Plate
-taH
5181
3419
3799
4179
455-9
47-4-9
5319
5699
6079
683-9
759-9
8359
9498
l:ZOO
3886
431 8
4749
5181
5397
6044
6476
6908
m -2
863-S
9499
1 0794
2500
435-2
4836
531 9
5803
6044
6770
7253
773-7
8704
967 1
I 063-8
12089
2800
4974
5526
607-9
oo.s 2
6908
773-7
8290
8842
994-8
I 105-3
I 2158
I 381 6
3 200
SS9S
621 7
683-9
746 1
m-2
8704
9326
9948
I 1191
I 2434
I 3678
I 5543
3600
621 7
6908
7599
8290
863-5
9671
10362
11053
12434
1381 6
15198
17270
4000
699-4
m -2
8549
9326
971 4
I 0880
I 165-7
I 2434
I 3989
I 5543
17097
I 9429
4500
m-2
863-5
9498
I 0362
I 079-f
12089
I 2952
I 3816
I 5543
17270
18997
!1588
5000
870-4
9611
I 0638
I 1605
I 2089
I 3540
I 4507
I 5474
I 7408
19342
21277
24178
5600
9792
I 0880
I 1968
I 3056
I 3600
I 5232
I 6320
I J.408
I 958-4
2 1760
2 393-6
2 7200
6 300
I 103-6
I 2262
I 3488
I 471-.f
I 5327
I 7166
I 8393
I 961 9
2 207 1
2452-3
2 6976
3 0654
7100
1243-4
I 381 6
I 5198
16579
I 7270
1 9H2
2072-4
22106
24869
27632
30395
34540
8000
I 3989
I 5543
17097
I 8652
1942-9
21760
2 331 4
2-4869
2 797:7
3 1086
Hl95
3 8858
9000
15543
17270
18997
2072-4
21588
24178
25905
2763 2
31?86
34540
3799-f
43175
10000
I 7097
I 8997
2 0897
2 2796
2 3746
26596
2 8-496
3 0395
Hl95
3 7994
4 1793
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II 000
1942-9
2 1588
2 374~
2 5905
2 698-f
3 0222
3 238 1
3-4540
3 8858
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5 3969
11500
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3925
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4906
25-mm Plate
5495
5888
6280
7065
981 2
2000
3886
431 8
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5181
5397
6044
6476
6908
m 2
8635
9498
I 0794
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4906
5397
5888
613-3
6869
735-9
7850
883 1
981 2
I 079-t
I 2266
1500
4946
5495
6044
659-t
6869
7693
8242
8792
989 1
I 0990
I 2089
I 3738
2 800
S6S2
6280
6908
753-6
7850
8792
9420
I 0048
I 1304
I 2S60
I 381 6
I 5700
l :ZOO
6358
7065
m -2
8478
883-1
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I 0598
I 1304
I 271 7
l"tl30
I 5543
17662
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7065
7850
863-5
9420
981 2
I 0990
I 177-5
I 2560
I 4130
I 5700
I 7270
I 962-5
4000
7948
883-1
971 4
I 0598
I 103-9
I 2364
I 324-7
I 4130
I 5896
I 7662
I 9429
2 2078
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883-1
981 2
10794
1 1775
12266
13738
1 47 19
15700
17662
19625
21588
H5H
9891
I 0990
I 2089
I 3188
I 373-8
I 5386
I 6485
I 7584
I 9782
2 1980
24178
2 7475
5 600
I II 2-7
12 364
I 3600
I 483-6
I 5455
I 7309
I 85<f6
I 9782
2 2255
2472-8
2 7200
3 0909
6 lOO
I 2540
1393-4
I 5327
I 6720
I 7417
I 9507
2 0901
2 2294
2 508 1
2 7868
3 065-4
3 -4834
7100
I 4130
I 5700
I 7270
I 8840
I 9625
2 1980
23550
2 5120
2 8260
3 1400
34540
3925.0
I-
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I 7662
19489
2 1195
2 2078
24728
26494
2 8260
3 1792
3 5325
3 8858
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tOGO
17662
1962-5
21588
23550
H53 1
27475
2943 8 " 31400
3532-5
39250
43175
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10000
19429
21588
237-46
25905
2698-f
30223
3238 1
345-40
38858
-43 175
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53969
11000
22078
2<f53 1
2698-4
29438
30664
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39250
44156
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61328
25
12500
( Continued )
lSI HANDBOOK FOR STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS : STRUCTU RAL STEE L SECTION S
TABLE VII PLATES Width

b
900
I 000
1100
I :ZOO
1400
llSO
1500
<continued>
1600
I 800
2000
2200
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I 2309
I 3540
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I 4067
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2-4728
2 7-475
3 022 2
3 2970
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4 3960
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I 2560
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2 0096
2 2608
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16
TABLE VII PLATES 900
1100
I 000
1200
1250
1400
I 500
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1600
1100
2000
2200
2500
Width
b
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WEIGHT IN kt
Lenath
I
5087
5652
621 7
6782
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2000
5595
621 7
6839
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870-4
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I 2-43-4
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635-8
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I 6278
I 831 2
2 03H
2 2382
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I 8086
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I 5260
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TABLE VII PLATES-< continued>

I 000
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1100
1150
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I 500
1600
1100
2000
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2 8260
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28
SECTION A ; STRUCTURAL SHAPES AND OTHER STEEL PRODUCTS
TABLE VII PLATES 900
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1100
1200
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1600
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2000
2200
2500
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b
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2 461 8
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3 8685
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10000
19
TABLE VIII SHEET AND STRIP

SHEET
0 50
Sundard
N o m inal
Thickness
in mm
Size
mm x mm
0 63
0 80
Sundard
N o m inal
Surface
Area
in m 2
090
100
J.ll
115
140
8 -5
95
106
II 9
W eiaht in ka
34
42
600
IOS
750
135
-42
53
67
8 5
9 5
10 6
11 9
132
1-48
900
'62
5 1
6-4
80
102
ll <t
127
1-42
159
'178
I 000
180
57
7 1
89
11 3
12-7
1-4-2
158
177
198
I 100
198
62
18
9 8
12-4
1-40
156
17-4
19-4
218
I 200
2 16
6 8
8 -5
107
136
153
170
190
21 2
23-7
'250
225
7 1
8 8
11 1
l-4 1
159
176
198
22 1
247
I 400
2 52
7 9
99
125
15 8
178
198
222
2<47
277
'500
2-70
8 5
0 6
13-4
17 0
19 1
212
238
265
297
600
120
38
59
75
8 5
9-4
106
118
132
5-9
7-4
94
106
11 8
132
147
16 5
7 1
8 9
11 3
IH
14-1
158
177
198
12 6
1-41
157
176
196
220
I 800 x
2 OOOx
SJ
68
7 6
750
150
900
180
51
I 000
200
63
78
9 9
r roo
2-20
59
8 6
109
138
155
173
19 3
21 6
24-2
I 200
240
7 5
9-t
II 9
I 51
170
188
2 11
236
264
I 250
2 50
7 8
98
IH
15-7
177
19-6
220
245
275
11 0
13 8
176
198
220
246
275
308
11 8
IH
188
21 2
23 6
264
29-4
33 0
145
I 400
280
8 8
I 500
300
9-4
2 200x 600
132
-4 1
5-2
6 5
8 3
93
104
11 6
130
6 5
8 2
104
11 7
130
1-45
162
181
17-4
19-4
21 8
750
165
52
900
198
6 2
7 8
98
12-4
1-40
155
I 000
220
6 9
8 6
109
138
155
173
19-3
21 6
242
I 100
2-42
7-6
9 5
12-0
152
171
190
2 13
23-7
26 6
I 200
2-6-4
8 3
10-4
13 1
166
187
207
23-2
259
29 0
I 250
275
8 6
108
13-6
173
19-4
2 16
24 2
270
302
152
193
I 400
308
97
12 1
21 8
~-4-2
27 1
302
338
I 500
3-30
10~
130
163
207
23J
259
290
32-4
363
600
150
-47
59
7-4
9 --4
106
11 8
132
1-47
165
750
1875
59
7-4
9 3
11 8
IN
1-47
165
184
206
900
2-25
7 1
88
11 1
1-H
159
177
19 8
221
24-7
I 000
250
18
9 8
IH
157
177
196
220
2<45
275
roo
1-75
8 6
108
136
173
19-4
21 6
2-42
270
302
I 200
300
9 4
118
1-48
188
21 2
23-6
264
29-4
33 0
I 250
3 125
98
123
15 5
196
22 1
2-4-5
27 5
307
343
I 400
350
11 0
13-7
173
220
2H
275
308
3-43
385
3-75
II 8
1-47
18~
23-6
265
29-4
330
368
412
2 SOO x
I 500
( Continued )
30
SECTION A : STRUCTUAAL SHAPES AND OTHER STEEL PRODUCTS
TABLE VIII SHEET AND STRIP- (continued)

SHEET
160
180
HO
200
H S
1-10
H S
4 00
Standard
N o m i na l
T hickness
in mm
Standa r d
N ominal
Surface
A rea
Weight i" kg
in
13 6
153
170
190
21 2
2H
Size
mm x mm
m<t
26-7
301
33-9
108
I 800 x
600
170
191
21 2
2J.7
265
2'H
3H
)7:6
-42-4
135
750
203
229
25-4
28-5
31 8
35-6
-40 I
-45 1
509
162
900
31 7
353
396
+45
502
565
180
I 000
I 100
I 200
226
25-4
283
249
280
31 1
3-48
389
-43-5
490
552
62-2
198
271
305
339
380
4H
475
534
602
678
216
283
31 8
35-3
396
+42
-495
556
627
706
225
I 250
317
35-6
396
+43
495
554
623
702
79 1
2-52
I -400
339
382
424
-475
530
593
668
752
8-48
170
15 1
17 0
188
21 1
23-6
264
297
33 4
377
120
I 500
2000 x
600
188
212
23-6
26-4
294
33 0
37 1
11 8
47 1
150
750
226
254
283
31 7
353
39-6
44-5
502
565
180
900
25 1
28)
31 4
352
392
HO
495
557
62-8
200
I 000
276
)j.f
34 5
387
432
48..C
544
- 61 3
69 1
2-20
I IO:l
301
33-9
377
422
-471
528
593
669
754
2 -40
I 200
lH
35)
),2
+fO
4')-1
SSO
6 18
697
785
250
I 250
35-2
)9-6
4H
~9 2
SSO
61 5
692
780
879
2-80
I -400
377
1H
-471
528
589
659
7H
83-6
94-2
300
I SOO
166
187
207
232
259
290
32-6
368
-41-4
132
2 200 :x. 600
207
2).]
25-9
290
324
363
-408
-460
51 8
165
750
249
280
31 1
348
389
43-S
-490
552
622
198
900
27-6
31 1
H S
38-7
..32
484
5~4
61 3
69-1
220
I 000
30-4
H 2
380
-42-6
475
53-2
598
67 4
760
2 42
I 100
332
373
-41 4
46-4
518
580
653
736
829
2 64
I 200
680
766
864
2-75
I 250
I -400
I 500
345
)89
432
48-4
5-40
604
387
-435
484
541
60 4
677
762
85-8
967
).08
4 14
466
518
580
64-8
72-5
81 6
92-0
1036
).30
188
21 2
236
26-4
294
33-0
371
4 18
-47 1
150
23-6
265
294
330
368
41 2
46-4
52-3
589
1875
283
31 8
353
39-6
44-l
49-S
55-6
62-7
706
225
900
31 4
353
392
+40
491
550
61 8
69-7
785
2 50
I 000
34-S
389
432
-48-4
540
604
680
76-6
864
2-75
I 100
37-1
4H
471
52-8
589
659
74-2
83-6
942
300
I 200
39-2
-4-42
491
550
61 3
687
773
8J.I
98 1
l llS
I 2SO
44-0
-495
550
61 5
687
769
86-S
975
1099
HO
1400
47-1
530
589
659
73 6
8H
92-7
1045
1178
H5
I 500
soox
600
750
( Continued )
31
lSI HANDBOOK fOR. STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS ; STRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIONS
T.ABLE VIII SHEET AND
STRIP-(Continued)
SHEET
Standard
Nominal
Thickness
in mm
Size
mm x mm
2 800x 600
0 40
0 50
06]
010
Sta.ndard
Nominal
Surface
Area
in m 2
168
090
100
I-ll
125
140
148
165
185
Weight In kg
53
66
83
106
119
132
750
2 10
66
8 2
10..
132
,...a
165
185
20 6
231
900
2 52
79
9 9
125
158
178
198
222
2.. 7
277
I 000
280
8 8
11 0
138
176
198
220
246
27 5
308
I 100
308
97
12 1
152
193
21 8
24'i
27 1
30 2
338
132
166
21 1
237
26 4
295
33 0
369
13-7
173
220
2H
275
308
34 3
385
I 200
336
106
I 250
350
11 0
I ..00
3 92
123
IS"
194
2.. 6
277
308
345
385
-431
I 500
4 20
132
165
208
264
29-7
330
369
-412
462
600
I :92
60
7 5
9 5
121
13-6
15 1
169
168
21 I
750
3 200x
2 -40
75
94
11 9
15!
170
18 8
211
23 6
264
900
288
9 0
113
142
IS I
203
226
253
283
31 7
I 000
3 20
100
126
IS 8
20i
226
251
281
314
352
I 100
3 52
11 1
138
17 -4
221
249
276
309
345
387
-422
HH
121
151
19 0
2... ,
271
301
338
377
I 250
-100
12-6
157
198
251
283
31 -4
352
39'2
.of-40
I 400
-148
14 1
176
222
281
317
352
394
<14 0
492
528
I 200
I 500
4 80
15 1
188
23-7
30 1
33-9
37-7
-422
47'1
600
2 16
68
85
107
136
153
170
190
21 2
237
750
2 70
8 5
106
134
170
19-1
21 2
23 7
265
297
900
3H
102
12-7
160
203
229
254
285
31 8
35 6
000
3 60
11 3
IH
178
226
254
283
31 -7
35 3
396
I 100
3 96
124
155
196
249
280
311
348
38 9
-435
I 200
4 32
136
170
2H
271
305
33-9
380
..2 ...
<475
3 600 X
I 250
'450
f'H
177
223
28)
31 8
35-3
396
44' 2
.of95
1-!00
50<+
158
198
249
317
356
396
+43
-495
55"
I 500
5-40
170
21 2
267
3)9
382
42.f
.f75
53 0
593
264
-4 ooo x 600
2 -40
9 4
119
15 1
170
188
21 1
750
300
,...
23 6
118
148
188
21 2
23-6
264
294
330
900
3 60
11 3
14-1
178
226
25-4
283
31 7
353
396
I 000
4 00
126
157
198
251
283
31 4
352
39'2
440
43 2
484
75
I 100
""-40
13-8
173
2 18
276
31 1
345
387
I 200
4 80
IS I
188
237
301
339
377
422
-471
528
I 250
5 00
IH
196
247
314
35-3
392
440
491
550
492
550
615
528
589
659
1400
560
176
220
277
352
396
440
I 500
600
188
236
297
377
.f24
471
( Continued )
32
SECTION A. : STRUCTURAL SHA!JES A.NO OTHER STEEL PRODUCTS
TABLE VIII SHEET AND STRIP-< continued>

SHEET
160
180
l OO
l l4
2-50
HS
l IO
HS
4-00
------------------------------------------------
Standard
Nominal
Thickness
In mm
Standard
Nominal
Surface
Wlaht In kt
Size
mm'X mm
Artoa
In m 2
21 1
23-7
264
:B S
330
369
41 5
-468
528
168
26--4
29-7
330
369
41 1
<461
519
585
65-9
2 10
317
356
396
443
495
55-4
623
702
79 1
2-Sl
900
2 800 Y
600
750
352
396
..4 0
-492
550
61 5
692
780
879
280
I 000
381
435
484
541
604
67-7
762
858
96-7
3 08
I 100
-422
-475
528
59-1
65-9
7).9
8).1
9J.6
105-S
J.36
I 200
-4-40
495
550
61 5
687
769
865
975
1099
350
I 2.50
492
554
61 5
f-89
769
862
969
1092
1231
392
I ..00
52-8
593
65 9
73-9
824
92-3
103-8
1170
131 9
-420
H l
271
301
33-8
377
42-1
475
535
603
192
30 1
339
377
422
47 t
518
593
669
754
240
750
362
..07
45-2
506
565
6H
71 2
&Pl
904
288
900
-402
45-l
50 1
563
628
703
79 1
892
1005
320
I 000
+42
497
SSl
61 9
69 1
77-4
98 1
1105
J.S2
I 100
S-43
60 3
675
75-4
,.....
870
<482
950
I 107
1.06
3-84
1200
502
565
62-8
703
785
879
989
111 5
llH
4 00
I 250
I 500
3 lOO x
600
563
633
703
788
879
985
1108
1248
1<407
4<48
I 400
603
678
754
844
94 2
105-5
1187
1)) 8
1507
4 80
I 500
33-9
380
414
47 5
53-4
602
678
2 16
271
305
3).9
382
424
475
53-0
593
668
752
848
HO
750
<407
458
S09
570
636
71 2
801
903
1017
3 2..
900
565
6].)
706
79 1
890
100)
1130
360
I 000
870
979
110-4
1243
3 96
I 100
I 200
3 600 x
600
-452
509
497
560
621
69 6
n -;
5-43
61 0
678
760
&4-8
950
1068
1204
1356
4 32
79 1
883
989
111 3
125-4
1-41 3
450
I 250
I 400
565
63-6
706
6).)
71 2
791
886
989
1108
1246
1405
1583
504
678
763
11-48
950
1060
I 187
IJJ.S
1505
1696
5 40
301
JH
37-7
-422
<47 1
52-1
59-1
669
754
2 40
371
-42..
471
52-8
589
65-9
742
83 6
942
300
7SO
-452
509
565
6J.3
706
79 1
890
1003
I 13 0
HO
900
SOl
565
628
703
785
179
989
111 5
125-6
400
I 000
55-l
622
691
n -4
86-4
967
1018
12H
138-2
440
I 100
603
678
754
844
942
1055
1187
1338
1507
480
I 200
I 250
1400
628
706
785
879
981
1099
123-6
1393
1570
500
703
79-1
879
985
1099
12ll
1385
156 1
175-8
HO
754
&4-8
94-2
105-S
1178
131 9
1484
1671
1884
600
I 500
.. ()00)(
600
I SOO
( Conti"ued )
33

( Continued)
STRIP
Thickness
160
180
2 00
2 -2~
250
210
HS
mm
Wei ght-In ka/m
Width
b
mm
100
1-3
14
1-6
18
20
2 2
2-5
llS
16
18
20
2 2
2-4
27
31
J60
2 0
2 3
2 5
2 8
3 1
3 5
40
200
2 5
28
31
3 5
3-9
-4-4
-49
150
31
3 5
3 9
-44
4 9
5-5
6-2
320
4 0
45
50
5 6
6 3
7 0
79
400
50
56
6 3
7 0
7 -8
8 8
99
500
6 3
71
7 -8
8 8
98
11 0
124
650
8 2
92
102
I 14
12-8
143
161
800
100
113
126
14 1
15-7
176
198
IH
14-9
1&7
186
20-9
2J S
165
18 5
206
231
260
202
226
253
284
24-5
275
309
286
321
950
I OSO
I ISO
'250
1300
1450
358
1550
383
( Continued )
Note- Combinations denoted by dashes are not manufactured.
34
SECTION A : STitUCTURAL !;HAPES AND OTHER STEEl PRODUCTS

( Continued)
STRIP
60
50
HS
1 0
100
Thlckfle..
(
mm
Width
b
WeiJht In kt/m
mm
28
3-1
47
6l
78
100
).5
44
49
59
78
98
115
4-5
SO
6-3
75
100
12-6
160
56
6l
7-1
71
94
IH
15-7
200
70
78
88
98
11 8
157
196
150
89
100
11 3
126
15 1
201
25 1
JZO
111
IH
,....
15-7
188
25 1
31 4
-400
13 9
15-7
IH
196
23 6
31 4
39-2
500
181
204
23 0
2B
306
..08
51 0
223
25 1
213
31 4
317
502
621
265
298
336
37-l
447
597
746
tSO
293
33-0
37 1
41 2
495
65-9
824
I 050
320
361
..f06
451
S.fl
72-2
903
IIJO
348
392
442
49 1
589
785
981
1150
361
..fOI
459
51 0
61 2
81 6
1020
IJOO
..f04
.fSS
51 2
569
613
91 1
1138
IGO
432
417
S47
601
73-0
97-l
1217
I SSO
3S
..
610
lSI HAN0800K fOP. STI\UCTUI\It.\. ENGINiEI\S : STI\UCTUI\1\\. STEEl. SECTIONS
TABLE IX MILD STEEL FLATS

ThiCkl'\ett
t
30
40
60
50
1 0
100
12
mm
Welaht In kafm Lenath
Width
b
mm
10
02
03
05
IS
04
OS
06
07
09
10
OS
06
08
09
13
16
25
06
08
10
12
16
20
24
30
0 7
09
12
14
19
24
28
35
08
11
14
16
22
2 8
33
40
09
l l
16
19
25
3-1
38
45
1-1
14
18
11
28
35
42
50
12
16
20
24
3-1
39
<f7
55
13
17
22
26
34
4 3
52
60
14
19
24
28
38
4 7
s-s
65
31
4 1
51
6 1
10
44
55
t6
75
35
47
59
7 1
10
38
50
6 3
75
90
42
56
71
85
100
47
63
1 8
94
110
52
69
8 6
104
110
56
7 5
94
11 3
130
82
102
122
I-to
88
11 0
13 2
150
94
11 8
1<4 1
20D
15 7
18S
250
196
236
lOO
283
(Continued
Note- The wel&ht per metre values are calculated on the buts that steel welahs 785 a /em and are rounded off to one decimol
place In
kl
36
TABLE IX MILD STEEL FLATS-(Continued)

16
II
20
Thickness
t
mm
wl:th
mm
10
IS
20
lS
JO
38
50
SS
JS
SO
56
63
-40
5-6
6i
7 1
45
63
7 1
78
98
50
69
7 8
8 6
55
75
8 5
,....
108
11 8
60
8 2
92
102
128
8 8
99
110
13 7
106
11 8
10 0
11 3
11 3
127
204
65
li"6
220
70
147
188
236
75
126
15-7
201
251
10
1<4-1
177
226
283
to
126
.....
157
196
251
31 4
100
138
15-S
173
21 6
276
3H
110
151
170
188
23-6
301
377
120
163
18 ..
20...
25-S
327
-40;8
IJO
IHt
198
220
275
352
.....o
I <tO
188
112
236
l'H
377
171
ISO
25 1
18)
31 -4
3'2
502
&28
100
314
35-l
]92
491
628
785
150
371
421
47-1
589
754
9-42
lOO
502
565
62-8
785
1005
125-6
400
{ Contin11td }
Note- The wel&ht per metre values are calculated on the buls that steel wel&h 7 85 s /cm and are rounded off to one decimal
p lace i n ltg.
37
lSI HANDBOOK FOR STRUCTURAL ENGII'tEERS : STRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIONS
TABLE IX MILD STEEL FLATS-cconttnued)

Thlcknn
t
30
60
50
1 0
100
11
mm
Croas-Sectlonal Area in em~
Width
b
mm
10
0 10
0 -40
050
0 60
IS
0 45
060
075
0 90
120
20
0 60
0 80
100
120
160
200
25
0 75
100
12S
150
200
2 50
3 00
JO
0 90
120
150
180
2 40
3 00
360
lS
105
1<40
175
2 10
280
350
4 20
120
160
2 00
2-40
320
4 00
4-80
45
135
180
2 25
270
3-60
450
5<40
50
150
2 00
2 50
300
4 00
500
6 00
55
165
2 20
2 75
HO
4 <40
550
660
60
180
2 40
3 00
3 60
4 80
6 00
720
65
3 90
5 20
6 50
780
70
4 20
560
700
8 -40
75
4 50
600
7 50
9 00
80
4 80
6 -40
8 00
9 00
90
540
7 20
9 00
1080
100
600
8 00
1000
12.00
110
8 80
IHXI
1320
120
9 60
1200
1440
130
1040
1300
1560
140
11 20
lofOO
16-80
150
1200
1500
1800
200
2000
2400
lSO
2500
3000
3600
300
400
( Continued )
38
TABLE IX MILD STEEL FLATS-(continued)

16
18
20
25
32
Thickness
mm
CrouSectional Area i n cm 2
W idth
b
~m
10
IS
10
1S
30
480
5-60
6 30
7 00
35
640
720
800
40
720
8 i0
900
45
800
9 00
1000
12-50
so
8 80
9 90
11 00
13-75
55
9-60
1080
1200
1500
1~20
1040
II 70
1300
1625
2080
2600
65
1.120
1260
.... 00
1750
22i0
2800
70
1200
13-50
1500
1875
2400
3000
75
12-80
1440
1600
2000
25-60
3200
80
1440
1620
1800
2250
2880
)600
90
1600
1800
2000
2500
3200
4000
100
17-60
1980
2200
2750
3520
-4400
110
1920
21 60
2400
3000
3840
.of800
110
2080
23 40
2600
3150
41 1.0
5200
llO
2240
2520
2800
3500
-4480
5600
140
2400
2100
3000
3750
4800
6000
ISO
3200
3600
4000
5000
6-400
8000
lOO
4000
4SOC
5000
6250
8000
10000
150
.of800
5400
6000
7500
9600
12000
300
6400
72-00
80 00
10000
12800
16000
<tOO
39
60
TABLE X BARS
ROUND BARS
Diameter
Cross-Sectional
Area
Weight per
Metre
Perimeter
mm
c:m2
kg
em
50
60
100
0 20
028
050
0 79
02
02
04
0 6
16
19
2 5
31
ISRO 12
ISRO 16
ISRO 20
ISRO 25
12
16
20
25
1 13
2 01
3 14
-491
0 9
16
25
3 8
38
5 0
6 3
78
28
32
28
36
36
40
~0
616
8 04
1018
1257
4 8
32
6 3
8 0
99
q.8
10 1
11 3
126
IHO
1964
24-63
31 17
125
154
193
2.ojS
141
15-7
176
19 8
311
395
-499
61 7
22-3
25 1
283
314
146
Deslttnatlon
ISRO
ISRO
ISRO
ISRO
ISRO
ISRO
ISRO
ISRO
5
6
8
10
ISRO 45
ISRO so
ISRO 56"
ISRO 63
ISRO
ISRO
ISRO
ISRO
45
so
56
63
90
80
90
100
100
3959
5026
6326
785"'
110
125
I-to
160
110
125
140
160
95-03
12272
15394
20106
963
1208
1578
346
39-3
44-0
503
ISRO 180
ISRO 200
1~0
200
25"'-47
314 16
1998
2466
566
628
ISRO
ISRO
ISRO
ISRO
71
80
80
71
SQUARE BARS
Detlanatlon
ISSQ
ISSQ
ISSQ
5
6
8
ISSQ 10
ISSQ
ISSQ
ISSQ
ISSQ
12
16
20
25
ISSQ 32
ISSQ 40
ISSQ so
ISSQ 63
ISSQ 80
ISSQ 100
Side Width
Cross-Sectional
f. rea
welaht per
Metre
Perimeter
mm
cm2
kg
em
50
6 0
8 0
100
0 25
0 36
064
100
0 2
0 3
0 5
08
20
24
3 2
40
1+4
1-1
2 0
31
49
48
64
80
100
1024
1601..
2500
3969
8 0
126
196
3 !2
128
160
200
252
6-400
10000
502
785
320
-400
12
16
20
25
32
-40
so
63
80
100
256
-400
625
The weifhu per metre of bars alven In the table are calculated on the buts that steel welahs 785 g{cm1 and are rounded off
to one decima place In kg.
-40
SECTION
BEAMS, CHANNELS ANO COMPOUND

SECTIONS USED AS GIRDERS
(TABLES XI-XXIII)
lSI HAN DBOOK FOR STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS : STRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIONS
TABLE XI ECONOMY IN THE SELECTION OF BEAMS

AND CHANNELS USED AS FLEXURAL MEMBERS
BASED ON SECTION MODULI
toduho~s
Donisn~-
of
Section
t lon
Zu
cm3
3 8541
Wei&ht Slle~r
per Carrylnr
Metre Capacity
s
w
10~
*ISLC 350
*ISLB 300
388
377
245
190
4754
4242
4105
ISWB150
ISMC 300
15:"18250
409
358
373
158
21 5
163
4032
3924
3485
*ISLC lOO
tSLB l75
ISW8l2S
33 1
330
33-9
19 0
166
136
3059
3053
2974
ISM BllS
tSMC 250
J SLB 250
31 2
304
279
138
168
144
280
288
14' 4
115
2723-9
24289
13598
ISWBS50
JSLB 600
15MB SSO
1125
995
103-7
S46
595
582
tSWBSOO
tSLB 550
ISMBSOO
952
863
869
468
51 5
482
tswaso
794
750
72-4
391
-43-5
400
I 223-8
I 1713
1 022-9
JSLB 450
ISWB400
ISMB400
653
667
616
36-6
34-5
33-6
9653
8870
n &9
fSLB400
ISWBlSO
tSMBl50
569
569
524
302
265
268
75-41
7519
6995
tSMC400
ISLBlSO
tSLC <400
494
49 5
457
325
245
302
65-4-8
6077
573-6
ISWBlOO
tSLB n5
ISMB300
48 1
431
-442
210
215
21 3
5719
ISMC 350
42 1
268
kg
kg i<
Mo dulus
of
Section
Z xx
532 1
4889
669
63-S
680
JSLBSOO
tSMB450
Zu
Shear
Carrying
Capacity
cm3
1-45 1
133-7
122-6
I 558 1
I 5432
I 3S07
tion
kg x 10-'1
*ISWB600
*ISWB600
tSMB600
I 9332
I 8087
Weight
per
Metre
w
De~lgna
kg
3 S400
.3 0604
20916
Modulus
of
Section
cm3
2395
2165
223-S
tSMCll5
ISLC llS
15MB 200
25-9
240
25-4
13-6
123
1013
2224
1819
1726
172-5
1697
JSLB 115
*ISMClOO
tSLClOO
aswa 11s
JSLBlOO
235
221
206
221
198
123
11 5
104
96
102
1454
JSMB 175
193
9 1
1398
131 3
1253
tSMC 175
tSl.C 175
JSLB 175
19 1
176
167
9-4
84
84
kg x lo3
*ISJB 225
ISJC 200
ISWB ISO
128
IH
170
79
77
77
103-9
969
ISMC ISO
ISMB ISO
ISLC ISO
164
149
144
77
68
68
ISLB ISO
175
ISJBlOO
142
11 2
9-'J
68
60
64
15MB 125
ISMC llS
ISLB 125
130
12-7
119
52
59
52
99
91 8
82-3
78 1
718
666
651
ISLC 250
ISWB 100
kg
1163
116 1
111 9
93-0
2950
l625
Desi1na Weight
Shear
tlo n
per
Car rying
""etre Capacity
w
s
~{SJ C
628
57 1
54-8
ISJC 150
ISLC llS
ISJB 175
107
81
51
52
53
51 5
432
429
IS MB 100
t SJC 125
JSJB ISO
115
79
7 1
3'8
35
+3
373
ISMC 100
ISLBIOO
ISLC 100
92
80
79
44
3-8
J.8
33-6
32-9
2-18
203
19-4
*ISJC 100
ISMC7S
ISLB 75
58
68
6 1
2-8
31
2-6
176
tSl.C 75
57
26
Note - For usin& this table. proceed as follows:

i) Find, in the column headed Modulus of Section', t he v~lue equ~l to or, failng that, the value next higher to the
required value of ZD.
.ii) If t he se ction opposite this selected value in the nellt column headed ' Designation bears an asterisk, choose it. as
it is the lightest beam in the se rie$ to serve the req uire me nt. Otherwise, proceed higher up and choose the first
section be~rint the asterisk, as all se ctions above the section opposi;C! to the selected value also satisfy t he require
ment with regard to zllJ:.
iii) If conditions require that the section must not exceed a ce ruin depth, proceed u p the column until the se ction
wit h the required depth i s reached. Check up to see that n o lighter beam with an arte risk, of the same de pth.
~ppnrs h~gher up.
iv) Check up the selected section for we b cap~city Ill shear. Also. make proper provision in cues of ecce ntric loadin&
or any othe r special conditions of loadin, .
v) It is assumed in this uble t hat the compression flllnges of the se ction so chosen have adequate l ater~1 support.
42
SECTION 8 ; BEAMS, CHANNELS AND COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS GIRDERS
TABLE XII ALLOWABLE UNIFORM LOADS ON BEAMS

WITH ADEQUATE LATERAL SUPPORT FOR
COMPRESSION FLANGE
DesiJn~tion
ISLB 600
15MB 600
ISWB 600
ISWB 600
600 ;'\ 110
600X110
600x 150
600Y150
llH
995
1451
Deflection
in em, for
ISLB 600,
ISLB 550
15MB 550
550" 190
550x 190
ISMB .00,
ISWB. 600
86 l
1037
and
ISWB 550 Oeflt-etion

in em for
550'1..150
I SLB 550,
15MB 550
1115
and
ISWB550
ISWB600
Span in
Allowable Uniform Lo;ads in k1 "IOl
Metres
10
IS
10
3060
20-40
153 0
3856
257 1
1928
-4-460
2974
2230
2-42 8
0 03
0 06
010
1-5
30
H
40
122-4
1542
178-4
19-4 3
0 16
9~
1020
874
1286
1102
1-487
127-4
161 9
023
81 2
69 6
765
680
61 2
556
51 0
-47 1
96-4
111 5
99 1
892
81 1
SO
SS
60
65
70
75
80
85
90
-43-7
-408
9 5
100
105
382
360
3-40
32 2
306
29 1
110
11 5
278
266
110
115
llO
IH
140
145
150
Z, ,.,
em~
s.
k& , 10~
L,,. metres
R, kp. IOJ
8'. em
4856
3238
1388
0 32
042
0 53
065
079
0 9'4
1 10
: 28
146
167
188
21 1
235
59)
686
55 1
51 -4
-482
-45-4
428
637
595
558
525
496
-470
4-46
-42S
'121 4
1079
972
883
810
7-47
69 ...
6-48
607
57 I
5-40
51 I
-486
462
-406
388
442
422
8)'7
77 1
70 1
6-43
-406
386
367
350
7-44
2-43-6
1624
1218
609
~ I
-48 7
44 3
-406
37 5
H8
)2-
HO
287
372
357
343
32-2
23-6
22-7
218
211
204
308
29 6
286
276
266
257
31 8
308
298
3-47
33-S
-440
4-75
510
548
32--4
586
2 <4289
595
45
20
300
3 060'1
680
s0
2 3
300
3 5400
635
60
21
300
3 8542
669
6 5
22
300
74 3
M l
59-4
54 1
-49-6
-457
-425
396
372
350
330
31 )
297
283
8:58
0 -45
Ul
0~
686
624
57 2
528
-490
-458
-429
0 71
086
102
I 20
1 39
160
f 82
205
230
2 56
284
3 13
4() )
38 1
36 1
3-43
32-7
... s
33-0
1189
137 3
0 18
'------,
9""'
9-:" 1--,
114-4
0 26
850
"---9
:::-::8~-1,-- -""""""'="o.-=-ls=---
3--44
25 5
389
374
360
003
006
0 II
r- - - - - -- -- -- -- - --~-------- - 1
222
270
31 2
344
NS
401
-405
343 2
2288
1716
315
--------------- ------ -- - --- - ----- - ~
JO 4
287
270
256
244
232
297 3
1982
1-486
21 2
259
300
203
195
188
24-8
286
275
264
I 933 2
51 5
4 0
19
275
2 3598
582
45
21
275
23-8
228
3-76
27239
546
60
20
275
( Continutd )
Note I - Loids above the fu ll ltne can be allo we d provtded the weli>s are strengthened su iubly for Shear.
Note l -In the case of loads be low the do~ted line, the deflection exceeds the limit o f I ; 325 of the Span.
Note 3- Symbols.
S ""' Maximum Web Shear
L., = Length of SpJn up to whoch ubulated loads are safe wtth or w ithout lateral support.
II. = Increase ' " Beanng Cipactty for every add ttoonal ce n t tmetrc of Bnnng .
8'
Length of Buron~ to develop a Bearing Capacoty of S.
-43
lSI HANDBOOK fOR STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS : STRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIONS

COMPRESSION FLANGE
( Continued)
Desisnation
ISLBSOO
15MB 500
ISWB 500
hxb
SOO x 180
SOO x 180
500x lSO
750
849
951
mmxmm
w
kg/ m
85
194o4
1296
972
n -8
6-48
556
<486
43-2
389
354
324
299
278
259
243
22-9
2279
1519
1140
91 2
760
651
570
506
456
41 4
380
351
326
304
285
268
2635
1757
1318
IOH
878
75-3
659
586
52-7
479
43-9
405
376
351
330
31 0
003
007
012
020
028
038
050
063
078
095
1 13
132
153
176
200
226
90
95
216
205
253
240
293
277
2-53
282
194
185
177
169
162
228
21 7
207
198
190
263
25 1
240
22-9
220
3-13
345
l-78
4 13
450
1543-2
43-S
40
Lv metres
Ft, kax 103
17
8', em
250
18087
<482
40
19
250
20
1 5
30
3-5
40
45
50
55
60
65
70
75
80
100
105
110
11 5
110
ISMB450
ISWB450
450x 170
<450 ' ISO
.UOxlOO
653
n -4
794
Deflection
in em for
ISLB 450,
15MB 450
and
ISWB 450
21 3
200
1963
1309
982
785
654
561
49 1
436
392
357
32-7
302
280
262
246
23-1
003
008
0 14
022
031
043
056
070
087
IOS
125
147
170
195
222
251
162
179
207
3 13
154
147
140
170
162
154
196
187
178
383
2091 6
122l8
468
366
40
13507
-400
15581
391
35
45
225
17
225
1542
1028
kgx J03
1702
1135
851
68 1
568
486
426
378
3o40
309
284
262
243
n t
61 7
SH
-4-4 1
386
343
308
28:0
257
'{J7
220
206
193
II I
22-7
--- ------.. -- .. ---------- - - ---- 281

21 8
172
189
...... .... ....................... .... .......... .. ......... . ...... ....... ...
Zrx, em$
s.
ISLB4SO
Allowable Uniform Loads In kl x 1oa
Span In
Metres
10
15
Deftection
In em for
ISLBSOO,
ISMB 500
and
ISWBSOO
55
19
250
"'
225
...
or
1/325
or tile Span.
Note l - Symbols:
S = Maximum Web Shear.
L.,
=-
Lentth of Span up to whlth
tabvla~d
loads are sale with or .,JthO\.It lateral support.
A = lncreue In harln& Capacity for every additional centimetre of harln&.
a -
Lcn,ch of Burin& to develop a hartna Capacity ol S.
420
( Contillued)
Note I - Loads above the full line can be allowed provided the webs are atrenJthtned sulubly for Shear.
Note 1 - In the case of loacts below the dotted line, the defle!!n excteds the limit
347
SECTION B : BEAMS, CHANNELS AND COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS GIRDERS

COMPRESSION FLANGE
(Continued )
Desltnadon
ISLB..OO
ISHBo4ot
ISWB..OO
hx b
mmxmm
w
ka/m
G xl65
<100x l40
<100 x 200
Yt
61-6
667
lttanln
Hetr
Deflection
in em for
ISL8400,
15MB 400
and
ISW8400
ISLBlSO
ISMB lSO
ISWBlSO
l50xl65
350 x 140
lSOx lOO
.., .s
524
569
947
632
98 1
654
1118
745
004
010
Allowable Uniform Loads In lei x
1-G
15
1216
8H
2-G
608
-487
25
J O
J l
40
45
50
SS
1289
85-9
I~
147-6
984
004
009
738
0 16
<f7<f
<f'10
559
0 18
. 379
31 6
27-1
2H
21-1
190
12
158
14-6
393
327
280
2<45
21 8
196
178
16-t
151
<f<f7
372
31 9
280
2<f8
224
203
186
172
028
040
055
071
090
1-12
135
161
189
516
<flO
368
322
286
258
23-4
21 5
198
590
<f92
<f22
369
328
295
268
24-6
227
024
03S
048
062
079
098
1-18
l<fl
HiS
184
172
211
197
191
220
1)6
126
1<40
13 1
152
14313S
128
122
161
NO
....
IH
136
129
18-t
17-t
16-4
15-5
148
106
965-l
302
35
15
200
I 0229
336
35
H
200
11713
325
<fS
1-6
200
751 9
2-45
35
14
175
40-63+8
6-G
65
270
244
22-1
203
187
7-o
17;4
75
16-l
t.ef!ectlon
In em for
ISL8350,
ISMB 350
and
ISW8l50
-- - - - --------- -- - -- - -- - - - - - ----
...
---- .. -- .. . -. . . ....... -- - ... - - ...... ---- .. ... ... - - - ... ... - - ..
IS
tO
,.s
IH
z., cml
s.
kax 103
1,..
metres
It,
kcx lOS
1', em
152
118
282
)-16
160
l<f9
2 19
251
122
l<fO
286
115
13 1
323
109
124
362
7789
268
35
15
175
8870
265
-45
15
175
353
HI
( Cont inued )
Note I - Loads above the full line can be allowed provided the weba are strenathened suitably for Shear.
Note 2 -In the cast of loads below the dotted line, the deflection exceeda the limit of 1/325 of the Span.
Note l - Symbols:
S - Maximum Web Shear.
L. - Le11ath of Span up
to
whiCh ubulated loads are safe with or without lateral support.
It - lncr..se In BearJn1 Capacity for every additional centimetre of Bearln1.
I' - Ltnath of Bearln1 to develop a Bearlna Capacity of S.
-45
IS! HANDBOOK FOR STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS : STRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIONS

COMPRESSION FLANGE
( Continued)
Designation
ISLB 325
h x. b
32S x 165
Deflection
in em for
ISLB ns
ISLBlOO
ISMB 300
ISWBlOO
lOO x 150
300 )( 1-40
JOO x lOO
Deflection
In em for
ISLBlOO,
mm x .nm
ISLIU75
275 x 140
15111Bl00
4H
441
37-7
48 1
llO
and
ISWBlOO
kg/ m
Allowable Uniform Loads in kg -..: 103
Span In
Metres
10
766
005
6 16
72-j
82-S
005
494
006
15
51 0
011
41 1
482
. 550
0 12
33 0
013
l O
383
0 19
308
362
41 2
0 21
24-7
023
25
306
030
2H
289
33-0
Oll
198
Ol6
J O
255
o..n
206
24 1
275
041
165
0 51
219
059
176
206
23-6
0 64
14-1
010
40
192
0 77
154
181
206
08)
124
091
45
170
097
137
16 1
183
1-os
11 0
1 15
50
153
120
12 3
144
165
l lO
99
...42
55
139
145
131
ISO
90
1-72
82
loGS
112
"'
60
128
173
.. . ..... - - .......... - .. .. - .. - ..
"' "
"' "'
... "' "' "'
"'
"' '"' ... '"' "' "' "' "' "' ,., '"
"'
158
"'
"'
"' .,.
"' '"' '"' ..
103
120
138
1 88
'"'
'
11 8
2 03
95
111
127
1 20
70
110
2-36
88
103
118
2 55
6077
4889
973-6
65<48
)92-4
21 5
190
11 3
21 0
166
L.,, metres
JS
3-5
45
lO
R.
kp .I 03
13
13
14
14
1-2
8' ,
em
163
150
150
150
138
Z " , cm3
kc x 103
... ...............
6-5
s.
Deflection
in em for
ISLB175
( Continutd)
Note I - Lo~ds above the full line can be allowed provided the webs are strencthened suitably for Shear.
Note l - In t he case of loads below the dotted line, the deflection exceeds the limit of lf'llS of the Span.
Note l - Symbols:
S = Maxi mum Web Shear.
L,. = Lencth of Spn up to which t~bulated toads are safe with or without lateral support.
R = Increase In Bearlnc Capacity for every additional centimetre of Bearln&.
8' = Length of Bearin& to develop a Bearlnc Capacity of S.
46
SECTION B: BEAMS, CHANNELS AND COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS GIRDERS

COMPRESSION FLANGE-< continued)
Designation
JSLB 250
ISMBUO
ISWB 250
hx b
mmxmm
w
250 -: 115
lSOx llS
250 :< 200
279
373
-409
kg/ m
Span in
Metres
10
15
20
ll-1
ll-9
38S
'f.J-9
25-7
94
8 0
70
192
154
128
II 0
9 6
293
220
176
146
IH
110
62
8 6
98
s6
77
88
127
120
109
100
4754
158
156
189
225
75
68
62
104
94
86
4105
163
H
13
125
JSLB 200
13
125
15MB 200
50
hx b
200x 60
200x 100
200 x 100
99
198
254
Sp.an in
Metres
Deflection
In em for
ISJB225,
ISL8225,
ISMB US
and
ISW82l5
280
18?
140
74
59
49
11 2
4 2
29
007
016
028
043
062
085
111
17-f
1163
2224
3059
3485
79
123
138
136
15
2-S
30
40
07
1 1
12
12
11 3
11 3
11 3
11 3 '
ISWB 100 Deflection ISJB IJS ISLB 175 JSMB 175 ISWB 175 Deflection
in em for
in em for
200x 1-40 ISJB 200,
17Sd0
175:< 90
17S x 90
17S x llS ISJ8175,
ISL8100,
ISL817S,
281
ISMB 200
8 1
167
19-l
U l
ISMB 175
.and
.and
ISW8100
ISW817S
Allow.able Uniform Lo.ads in kl x lOS

69
~58
183
21 7
0 09
4-6
34
IOS
19
63
52
122
145
92
7-3
6 1
108
87
0 20
0 36
0 56
72
080
20
45
52
62
17
40
2415
115
S48
125-l
l S
10
IS
98
2H
66
143
10
49
l S
].9
107
86
l O
J.l
72
,...
l S
2-8
61
80
24
22
20
781
54
48
43
70
83
63
56
74
8', em
U.S
13-3
SO
ka x 103
300
240
200
17 1
ISO
mm :<mm
w
L,.,
R,
215 /.150
98
11 5
kax 101
metres
llSxiiO
lo47
83
2974
S,
ki X 1()3
144
L,.. metres
30
R, kg x 103
12
8' em
125
Deslanatlon ISJB 200
z.,.
l15 x l00
006
45
z ;<.t cm3
s.
215 :< 10
0 14
025
039
056
077
100
94
cm3
ISWB 115
S99
40
50
15MB 2l5
399
107
30
ISLB 115
Sl 7
35
15
...,
lSJBUS
Allowable Uniform loads in ka :-: lOS

J.45
258
207
172
148
129
55
60
Deflection
in em for
ISLBlSO,
ISMBlSO
and
ISWBlSO
64
10
06
10 0
1697
102
H
10
100
282
188
33-1
0 08
ll-1
IH
166
0 18
0 31
II l
132
049
z.e
11 0
010
096
125
f SI
195
2235
101
30
J.l
100
,...
6 6
,...
1454
172-S
9 1
96
10
06
10
l S
l O
10
10
1 1
88
88
88
88
Sl
12
10 0
54
Note I - loads above the full line can be allowed prcwlded che webs are strentthcned suiubly for Shear.
Note 1 -In the case of loads below the dotted line, the deflectJon excMds the limit of 1/325 of the Span.
Note l ~ Symbols:
L., = lentth of Span up to which tatM.Iated loeds are ufe with or w ithout lateral support.
It = Increase In Bearlna Capacity for every addtcional ctftttmetre of BearinJ.
ltntth ol Bearln& to develop a hartna Capacity of S.
a ""
47
( Continued )

COMPRESSION FLANGE-( continued)
Deslanation
ISJBISO
ISLB"ISO
ISMBISO
hx b
mm x mm
ISOx SO
ISOx iO
ISOx M
7-1
l.f2
ISWBISO
IS~h<
....,
100
170
k&/m
ISLB 115
ISMBilS
lUx 7$
12.S x 7S
11 9
llO
Deflection
in em for
ISLB 12.5
and
ISMBI15
Allowable Uniform Loads In kJ X 101
Span ln
Metres
10
f.S
116
17
58
So4
H
27
l O
25
Deflection
in em for
ISJB ISO,
ISLBISO,
ISHBISO
and
ISWBISO
1-4-1
122
8 1
6 1
22
94
10
0 10
023
Oo42
56
065
.. .. . .. -- . . . . . . . . -- - . . ... . ..... . .............. ...... . . . . ..... - - - . . . . .. .... - ... -~
30
38
o40
....
33
2CJ
3-5
30
z..... ems
s. kc x 103
42-9
91 8
969
.4-J
68
68
L,. metres
It, kJ X 103
! ' , em
10
06
75
20
09
75
20
09
75
35
40
DHipatJon
18
15
ISLBIOO
47
40
H
09o4
128
167
82
90
s-5
41
60
o45
0 12
028
050
36
078
30
Hl
-
I
...
Sl
20
08
63
r-o
75
D~tlon
ISMBIOO
71 1
Sl
25
0 8
63
65-1
I 11 9
77
25
ISL87S
In em for
h x ll
mm x mm
100:-: 50
100x 7S
ISL8100
and
10
IH
ISMBIOO
7S x 50
Delection
In em for
ISL875
k&/m
Span In
Mtr
10
1-S
10
25
30
Zu , cm1
s,
ka x 101
L,.. metres
It, ka x 101
&' , em
Allowable Uniform Loads In kJ X 101
016
015
o42
28
.. .. .. ...... ........ .. . . . . .. ...
062
,.~
.. . . . .. . . . ... ... . ... .... . . ... .. .. .... ,
17
lo4
26
22
3H
38
51 5
15
25
01
01
50
50
021
047
l l
091
141
194
26
IS
38
07
31
Note I -In the case of loads below tl'le dotted line, the d.t1ection exceeds the ll~lt o( 1/325 of the Span.
Note 2 -Symbols:
L.= LenJth of Span up to which tabulated loads are safe with or without lateral support.
It = Increase In Bearln& Capacity for every additi<>nal centimetre ol BearinJ.
! ' - Lei!Jth of Bearin& to develop a 8earln1 Capacity of S.
48
Oll
SECTION B : BEAM!i, CHANNELS AND COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS GIRDERS
TABLE XIII ALLOWABLE UNIFORM LOADS ON

CHANNELS WITH ADEQUATE LATERAL SUPPORT
FOR COMPRESSION FLANGE
DeslpatJon
ISLCo400
hx b
mm x mm
w
kJ/m
400 x 100
457
ISMC400 Deflection
fn em for
400x 100
ISLC400
and
494
ISHC400
Span in
Metres
ISMCJSO
350x 100
350x 100
388
41-1
Deflection
in em for
ISLC 350
and
ISMC350
Allowable Uniform Loads in kl X
ISLC 300
JOO)( 100
3H
ISMCJOO Deflection
In em for
JOOx 90
ISLC 300
and
358
ISHCJOO
io'
10
83-9
905
004
63-9
686
0 ().4
-48-4
509
005
15
560
603
0 08
426
458
0 10
32-3
339
0 11
10
410
.of51
0 15
31 9
34-3
017
241
255
020
25
33-6
362
0 23
255
275
027
194
204
031
30
280
302
0 33
213
22-9
0 38
16 1
170
0-45
35
240
259
046
182
196
0 52
138
145
061
-40
210
226
0 60
160
172
068
12-1
IH
079
45
187
20 1
075
142
153
0 86
108
11 3
100
$0
SS
168
181
0 93
128
13-7
106
97
102
12-4
153
165
1-13
11 6
llS
119
88
93
150
61
140
15 1
IH
106
II 4
153
81
85
,.
-~-----------
65
,.
139
157
9 8
106
180
74
7 8
210
129
182
9 1
9 8
208
6 9
7-3
H3
4032
190
25
13
150
-42..2
215
2-5
112
12 1
209
85
92
2)9
105
113
2-38
80
8 6
272
Z~ emS
lca x l~
L... metres
R, kJ X 103
B'I em
179
----~ -- --- -
11'
. ......... .... ....... ...... - .......
I S
..
120
............... .............. . ...................... .. .............
75
10
s.
ISLC 350
- - - - ...... ...
...
99
106
269
75
81
307
9)
10 1
301
7 1
76
34-4
6995
302
25
15
200
75-4-1
32-5
25
1-6
200
5321
245
25
14
175
5719
268
25
15
175
1'4
150
( Coittinued )
Note I -Loads above the full line can be allowed provided the webs are strenathened suitably for Shear.
Note 2 - In the cue of loads below the dotted line. the deflec.tion exceeds the limit of l /325 of the Span.
Note l - Symbols :
- Maximum Web Shear.
L.,
R.
-= Increase in Bearing Capacity for every additional centimetre
Length of Span up to which tabulated loads are safe with or without lateral support.
8' = Lenath of Bnrinl to develop a BearlnJ CapacJty of S.
49
of Bearinc.
lSI HANDBOOK f OR STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS : STRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIONS
TABLE XIII ALLOWABLE UNIFORM LOADS ON

CHANNELS WITH ADEQUATE. LATERAL SUPPORT
FOR COMPRESSION FLANGE- (Continued )
ISLC 250
Designation
250x
hxb
mm x mm
roo
280
w
k g/m
ISLC225
ISHCllS
lSOx 80
De flection
in em for
ISLClSO and
l25 x 90
ll5 x 80
Deflection
in em for
ISLC l2S and
304
ISHC250
240
259
ISHCUS
ISHC 250
Allo wable Uniform Loads In kg X 103
Span In
Metres
10
1$
20
25
J S
354
236
177
142
118
10 1
45
88
79
366
244
183
147
122
105
92
8 1
71
73
l O
...o
50
006
0 13
024
037
054
272
18 1
136
109
9 1
287
0 73
78
095
12 1
68
60
96
82
72
64
149
54
57
007
015
026
041
060
081
106
192
144
115
134
-- - ... - - --- ----- --- - - --- ---- ----165
--- - - - - - -- -- ---- - - - - - -- - - - -~-- ------ - -
5-5
60
Zu , cm3
64
59
2950
S,
kg x 103
144
L,.. met res
25
12
R. kg x 103
8' , em
125
Designation ISJClOO
ISLClOO
hx b
l00x 70
l00 x 7S
mmx mm
w
139
106
67
61
3053
168
25
13
125
ISMC200
l00x 75
221
kg/ m
11 2
176
191
15-8
168
112
84
s-9
3-5
52
s.s
J.l9
25
3-1
28
116 1
7-7
IS
46
4-1
172-6
104
20
4-9
151
44
186
40
45
139
R., ktX 10:s
08
JO
em
100
100
a.
ISLC 175
175 x 7S
99
66
49
"10
Z;u em 3
S, kg X J()3
L., met res
2395
136
25
12
11 2
IS MC 175
17Sx 75
ISJC 175
175 x 60
007
0 17
030
046
067
0"
207
138
134
83
69
50
11 2
Deflect ion
In em for
ISJC 200,
ISLC 100 and
ISMClOO
21 8
146
109
87
73
62
93
70
56
<46
J O
H
2265
123
25
1 1
De flection
In em. for
ISJC 175,
ISLC 175and
ISHC 17S
Allowable Uniform Loads in kc x 103
Span In
Metres
10
15
10
25
180
2-14
40
3-3
IOS
79
63
5-3
2 8
4S
82-3
181 9
115
B
60
15
"18
0 17
IO<f
136
1313
84
20
12
07
10
100
88
88
67
56
008
0 19
03<4
053
1398
94
25
J.l
88
( Continued )
Note I - loads above the full line can be allo wed provide d the webs are strengthened suiti bly for Shear.
Note l-In t he cue of loads be'ow the dotted line, the deflectio n exceeds t he limit of 1{325 of t he Span.
Note l - Symbols:
S .,. MlXimum Web Sheir.
L ... Length of Span up to which tabulat ed loads ue safe wit h or without lateral support.
It ""' lncreue In Bearin& Capacit y for e very a dditional ce ntimetre of Bearin.&.
B' = Length of Bearing to deve lop a Bearln' Ca pacit y of S.
50
TABLE XIII
ALLOWABLE UNIFORM LOADS ON

CHANNELS WITH ADEQUATE LATERAL SUPPORT
FOR COMPRESSION FLANGE- (Continued)

Designation
ISjC ISO
JSLC 150
ISHC ISO
hx b
JSO x SS
150><.75
150x 7S
99
144
164
mm x mm
w
ISLC 125
ISHC llS
llS x SO
ll5 x 65
llSx65
and
79
107
127
5-6
45
12-S
83
62
SO
010
022
0-iO
062
42
089
l O
H
3 0
112
628
S l
15
07
75
930
68
20
09
75
14
l S
26
l l
Zn emS
s.
kg >< lOS
L.,. metres
R, kg Y. 103
8' , em
.- ..
103-9
77
25
10
75
Designation
ISJC 100
ISLC 100
ISMC 100
h J< b
mm x mm
IQOx .fS
100 x 50
100x 50
58
79
91
30
20
3-9
26
45
30
015
033
20
IS
20
22
060
12
10
24-8
28
10
06
50
16
13
32-9
38
IS
08
SO
18
15
37-3
44
l O
09
50
093
134
L.,, metre'
R, kg x lOS
8' , em
...
0 12
027
0-48
074
5-3
40
32
... ... .,. ... "'
23
27
43-2
35
15
06
' 62
57-1
52
20
08
62
666
107
59
20
09
62
JSLC7S
ISHC7S
7S x 40
75 x 40
S7
68
Denectlon
In em for
ISLC 75
and
ISMC75
Allowable Uniform Loads In lcJ x 103
Span in
Hetrs
10
15
Zu, cm
s. k1x lOS
80
17
Deneetlon
in em for
ISJC 100,
ISLC 100
and
ISMC 100
kg/ m
25
JO
...
:f::~ :
1 -~:~ ~:
69
H
H
N
52
H
.fO
Deflection
In em for
ISJC llS,
ISLC 125
and
ISHC 125
Allowable Uniform Loads in lccx 103

75
SO
38
30
15
ISJC llS
ISMC ISO
kg/ m
Span in
Metres
10
Denectlon
in em for
ISJC 150,
JSLC 150
2 1
14
24
'16
020
045
1 1
12
079
176
2-6
15
07
3-8
lo-3
3 1
20
08
38
... .......... ...... .. . - . . .. ...... . .. .. .. ..................
- ------- - -- ---- -- -- ------- -- -------
Note I -In the case of loads below the dotted line, the deflection exceeds the limit of l /325 or the Span.
Note 2-Symbols:
S = Maximum Web Sheu.
L,. = Length of Span up to which tabulated loads a~e safe with o:- without lateral support.
R - Increase In Bearing Capacity for every additional centimetre of Beariog.
&' = Length of Bearing to develop a Bearing Capacity of S.
51
TABLE XIV SINGLE JOIST WITH ADDITIONAL

PLATES ON BOTH FLANGES TO BE USED
AS GIRDERS
t--
e,.
Composed of
Joltt
Desl1natlon
ISWIISO
ISWII7S
15MB 200
ISWilOO
tSMillS
Weiaht Secper
tiona I
Cover Pla tes Metre
Area
W idth Thick
ness
ISMBlSO
e..
1.,..
'n'
Least
Modulus Maxi- Maxiof

mum
mum
of
Section Allow- Allow
Gyration
able
able
Moment Shear
M
Zxx
s
r )')'
R~dius
mm
mm
kg
cm2
mm
em
cm4
em4
em
em3
1600
100
120
160
200
150
-42-1
<471
572
673
798
5367
6007
72-87
8567
101 67
1-44
164
204
24-4
29 4
8SO
8 70
9 10
9 SO
1000
28898
3 363 1
4 3772
5 48<44
7 0058
7775
91<40
I 187 I
I -460 1
I 801 5
381
3400
3866
481 0
5773
7006
54
61
76
9 1
110
17
100
120
160
200
25 0
53-S
68 11
76 11
92' 11
10811
128 II
1-46
166
206
246
296
975
995
1035
1075
11 25
49352
5 711 3
7 3600
9 141 1
II 561 S
I 521 9
I 7886
2 l21 9
2 8553
3 521 9
5062
5740
7111
8503
I 0277
80
90
112
134
162
96
832-7
969. 2
I 2423
I 515.3
I 8567
83
92
11.2
108
3-97
-4-07
5242
585 2
7085
8334
992-2
6398
7164
87 10
I 0276
I 2266
101
113
13-7
162
193
11 5
l S4
2000
1600
2000
1600
2000
200 0
597
723
849
1006
HO
404
-4-13
421
4 73
485
s 02
5 14
5 2~
kamx 10 kt x 10~
3
10 0
120
160
200
250
555
65-6
756
882
6433
7073
8}-53
96 33
I 1233
168
188
228
268
318
11 00
11 20
1160
1200
12-50
s 766 1
6 55-46
8 2183
100007
124021
100
12.0
16.0
200
250
602
665
79 1
91 6
1073
7671
847 1
10071
116 7 1
13671
163
18 3
22-3
263
31 3
11 00
11 20
1160
1200
12SO
7 0378
8 023-S
10 103 1
12 331 2
IS 332-8
2462 1
2 9955
3 662 1
4 66
477
49
507
518
100
120
160
71 72
78 11
9092
IOHl
11972
18 1
201
241
28 1
33 1
12-25
12<45
1285
1325
IH5
7 862-4
8 8385
108870
13067 0
IS 983-5
901 0
I 0375
I 3106
1583-6
I 9250
364
380
391
-401
641 8
7099
8472
9862
I 162 4
101
112
133
IS !I
18 3
138
250
51>3
613
7 14
8 14
940
10 0
120
653
716
8324
9124
1072-4
12324
174
19<4
13-4
12-25
1245
1285
I 7819
2 0486
2 5819
INS
1-432~
324
1375
3 11 53
) 7819
463
<474
491
503
51<4
77 11
8567
I 0293
I 2039
I -425)
121
IH
162
190
22-4
1)6
27-4
94462
106664
13 2270
IS 9520
19 5976
87-SS
9555
111 55
12755
1<4755
178
198
238
278
328
13-50
I HO
1410
1150
I I 8949
13 37-46
16 -4661
19 7.38 3
24 0899
I 6678
I 9345
24678
3 0012
3 6678
436
<450
4 70
4 85
4 99
881 1
9763
I 1678
I 36 13
1 6060
139
154
184
21-4
25-3
163
100
ltWillS
Me~n Extreme Gross Momenu

Thic.k
fibre
of Inertia
ne" of Dist ance
Flanae
s~ s
lloO
842
200
150
967
11 1<4
100
110
160
200
250
687
750
876
100 1
1158
ISOO
I 6621
I 928 8
360
3-70
3-86
1) . I
15 6
( Continwcd)
52
lSI
~ANDBOOK
FOR STRUCTURAL
~NGINEER S:
STRUCTU RA L STEEL SECTIONS
TABLE XIV
SINGLE JOIST WITH ADDITIONAL

AS GIRDERS- (Continued)
t-L
-X
Weight
per
Cover Plates Metre
Composed of
Joist
Designa
tion
ISWB 400
ISH B 450
W id t h Thick
ness
Sect io na I
Are a
Mean e xtr eme

Fibre
T hickness of Dista nce
Fla nges
Cross Moments
of Ine rtia
eu
'~~
/)I)'
mm
mm
kg
cm 2
mm
em
em
cm4
em
cm3
3200
10 0
120
160
200
250
320
400
1170
1270
147 1
167 2
192-3
2275
2677
14901
161 81
18741
21301
34501
28981
341 01
18 1
20 1
H l
28 1
))-I
40 1
48 1
21 00
21 20
21 60
2200
2250
2320
2400
~3280
6 8493
7 941 6
10 1261
12 310 7
IS 0..1 3
18860
23 233-3
678
701
735
760
784
807
8 25
2 3966
26428
3 1366
3 6326
4 2560
s 1351
6 1530
377
416
49 4
57-l
670
809
969
325
56 0268
67 7509
79 9174
95 7600
119 1530
147 672-0
100
120
160
200
250
320
400
1038
110 1
122-7
1352
230
250
290
330
380
4\S-0
530
23-50
23-70
24 10
24-50
2500
2570
2650
51554-1
56 0098
65 1494
74 5975
86849 1
104 8437
126 64-4 1
2 1673
2 4340
2 9673
3 5007
4 1673
s 1007
6 1673
405
417
4 36
4 51
4 66
481
4-94
2 1938
2 3633
2703-3
3 0448
3 4740
40795
.. 7790
346
372
42-6
48 0
547
643
753
400
1729
1980
132-27
14027
15627
17227
19227
12027
25227
'I 1680
8 2603
10 444 8
126294
I 5 3600
19183-0
23 5520
659
681
716
742
767
792
8 12
2 932-7
32088
3 762-3
.. 3179
s 0156
s 999)
7 1345
462
505
59-3
680
790
945
I IH
39:
497
513
539
559
5-78
2 9898
32270
3702-S
.. 1197
.. 7788
s 6229
6 S960
<471
508
583
658
753
886
IOH
482
.. 0 12-2
4 3976
s 1699
944-6
6 9166
8 2853
9 8620
474
504
<468
2000
1~9
ISWB 450
3.l00
100
120
160
200
250
320
400
1296
1397
159-8
1799
2050
2-402
2804
165 15
177-95
20355
2291 5
26 11 5
305'95
357 1
196
21 6
25-6
296
346
4 16
496
2350
23 70
24 10
lHO
2500
2570
2650
68 9189
76 0481
9067 1-4
lOS 7883
125 3909
IH 1823
189 062-9
ISMB 500
2~0
100
120
160
200
250
320
400
1262
IHO
1497
1654
185 1
lll-S
2-43-9
160<'4
17074
19074
2 1074
235-74
27074
31074
22 4
H 4
77 7350
3 9740
8-45~7 1
~ ~948
324
374
-4
524
2600
16 20
2660
2700
2750
18 2"'
2900
98 4866
Ill 851 6
Ill 4162
158 S644
191 2850
s 5365
6 578 1
7 8802
9 70) 1
II 7865
100
120
160
200
250
320
400
1580
1705
1956
2208
2522
296 1
3464
20122
21722
24912
28122
321 22
37722
-122
192
11 2
252
292
342
412
-49 2
2600
1620
2660
2700
2750
2820
1900
10..)176
liS 2170
137 510 1
160 ~42
190 2076
233 6-44 7
285 9976
ll 65-45
IS 787 8
2005<4-5
24 l'll l
19654-5
37 121 1
45 6545
ISWD 500
Least
Modulus Maxi
Maxi
Rad ius
of
mum
m um
of
Section Allow Allo w
C:O yr.uion
able
able
Moment Shear
M
!:
Zn
r'Y'I
4000
28 ~
599
6 1 6
8 24
853
197
9)0
961
982
1017
kg-mx 103 k1 x 103
562
62-1
695
799
920
( Continued )
r
'
t... -
- X
TABLE XIV SINGLE JOIST WITH ADDITIONAL

AS GIRDERS- (Continued)
y
~eiaht
Composed of
Joist
---,
Cover Plates
per
Metre
Sec
tiona I
Area
kJ
cm2
1430
Mean Extreme Grou Moments

Fibre
of Inertia
Thick
ness of Distance
Flanaes
ISMS 550
ISWB 550
ISH8600
ISWa 600
aswa600
Width Thick
ness
mm
mm
2500
4000
3200
4000
4000
, - - - - J - ---..
Desiana
tlon
e,u
lu
lyy
r,.,.
Zu
mm
em
;m4
cm4
em
cm3
247
267
307
347
397
46-7
547
2850
2870
29 10
2950
3000
3070
31 50
104 0978
112 2774
12a981 9
1-46 1519
168 2790
200 5197
239 2103
44380
49588
6 0005
70-42 1
83442
10 167-1
12 2505
494
575
61 6
698
780
883
1029
1196
582
5-32
SSI
570
590
607
365H
3912-1
443H
4 9543
5 6093
6 531 6
7 5940
2850
28-70
1910
137 632-8
ISO 7202
177 4473
2CH 9194
140 3228
191 907-9
)53 8128
14 4073
16 5-406
20 807)
25 0739
30 4073
37 873-9
-46 4073
803
831
876
909
9-tl
974
1006
.. 8292
5 251 6
60978
6 9-464
80108
9 S084
II 2322
76 1
SH
960
1094
1261
1498
1769
54-6
2H
3100
31 20
)1 60
ISilSH
8112-3
9 2046
II 389-1
13 5737
16 304-3
20 1273
244963
607
629
664
691
7 18
747
7-71
48114
5 247-9
S9802
6 7145
7 6353
89105
104205
769
82-7
942
1?58
1103
1407
164 1
680
IS 3692
17502-5
21 7692
260358
31 3692
58266
6285-3
72042
81254
9 2805
10905 1
ll77N
91 1
990
US
47 M92
78)
811
854
888
920
954
983
111 1
201 2
IS 9650
18 0983
223650
266316
31 9650
194316
479650
776
803
1 45
879
9 11
946
975
6 1308
6 5875
7 5015
84200
9 5706
II 1890
13 051 0
966
103-1
1182
132-6
1507
1762
205-6
100
120
160
200
250
32-0
-400
1665
1022
2018
2293
2607
182 11
192 11
212-11
232-11
257-11
292 11
332 11
100
120
160
20-0
250
1753
1879
2130
238 1
2695
22334
23934
271 34
30334
34334
39934
46H4
210
2J.O
170
31 0
360
43-0
51 0
22021
233-01
'25-6
1508
llO
313-5
-400
36N
100
120
160
200
250
320
-400
172-9
182-9
1030
223 1
2-412
2834
323-,
28-f21
31621
36 101
41211
100
120
160
100
250
1965
209 1
25038
26638
23-4'2
29838
25'3
2907
320
llH
-400
384-9
33038
37038
42638
49038
100
120
160
100
250
320
-400
207-9
no-:s
245-6
27o-7
301 1
3-46 1
3963
lSB&I
26486
28086
312-16
34486
38486
-4-4086
50486
Least
Modulus Maxi
Maxi
Radius
of
mum
mum
cf
Section Allow Allow
Gyration
able
able
Moment Shear
29-6
33-6
386
45-6
53-6
lH
253
293
333
383
45-3
53-3
2H
268
308
3H
398
468
S48
29SC,
3000
3070
31 50
3100
32-SO
33-20
3400
31 00
31 20
31 60
3200
32-50
163 7347
188975-6
1148637
248 1<463
296 4929
354 2983
180 625-l
196 1006
227 651-7
3400
26001 HJ
301 &15-2
3E.l 0483
434 305-l
31 00
3120
41 60
3200
3250
3120
3400
19005H
lOS 5287
2370798
2694399
311043-3
371 4764
4437333
3HO
38 83S.S
508
k:n x 103 k& x IOS
IIH
lllofJ
1462
669
Note I -The properties l iven In this Table are bued on the &ross a,..a ol the section.
Note 1- The mean thlcknen of flanae Is computed accordlnJ to Note 2 In Table II of IS : 800-1956.
Note 3- The maximum allowable mome11t Is computed on the buis ol the allowable stren specified ,, 9.2.1 of IS : 800-1956
and the 1ross modulus of sectJon ( Z6 " ) a lven In thiJ Table.
Note 4- The maximum allowable shear Is computed on the buls of the allowable shear stress specified In 9.3.:" and the efrecti
sectional area defined In 20.6.2.2 of IS : 100-1956.
55
SECTION B: SEAMS. CHANNELS AND COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS GIRDERS

y
I- .. -
~~ Jl
TABLE XV SINGLE JOIST WITH CHANNEL

AND PLATES ON THE FLANGES TO BE
USED AS GIRDERS
c ..
1
~--
--~ -X
<1.,
ll=
_j
Extreme Fibre
Oi5U nce5
~,
...
~vy
Gross Moments o f Inertia
lu
af
Gyration
lyy
Top Fiance
Onl y
em~
em~
235 892 2
260 866 4
299 8833
343 302S
25 9258
27 8373
30 841 -0
3-4 177 8
19 1386
19 684-9
2on7-3
21 8697
em
em
34 68
34 10
33 -82
33 S2
2000
33 19
32 -5 1
32 08
31 -64
17-50
222 893 7
245 424 1
280 290 7
3188807
19 -4224
21 0482
23 4805
26 185-8
)4 24
33 59
32 39
31 3 1
20 00
170 3SI 8
177 7 11 4
19 1 631 5
20<1 609 -7
33 26
32 60
31 -39
30-3 1
17 so
33 35
3283
31 87
30-99
Modu li t1f Se t:tion
z..
' >v
Who le
Section
em 4
lla.diu~
em
z(
z,
cml
cm 3
Maximum
A llo wable
Mo ment
k&-m x 103
9 10
9 II
6 8019
7 649 -9
8 866 7
I0 24 1-<>
107-:
1205
1397
161 J
12 63S<I
12 896 0
13 4170
13 938 0
8 06
8 11
8 16
8 22
7 2784
7 670-7
8 3586
. 9 0662
6 7165
7 5-48 -1
8 738 1
10 079-2
1058
11 8 9
137 6
1s9' 7
2046'f 5
21 010 6
22 1029
23 19S-I
16407-8
16 408-0
16-408 2
16 408-4
9 03
9 -03
9 -04
9 -0S
6 167 7
6 24 14
6 372 2
6-486 1
.; 975 2
5 291 1
5 916 9
65312
78 4
833
93 2
102-9
163 968 8
170907-2
184002 1
196 179 3
IS 389-7
IS 935 8
17 028 1
18 120-3
II 333 2
II 333 -3
II 333 5
11 ' )33 7
7 98
8 -0 1
8 -08
8 13
5 743 0
5 811 -0
5 931 -9
6 037 I
4 9301
s 242-7
5 861 -7
b 471 -5
826
923
101 9
15-00
ISO 9380
156 -412 7
166 872-3
176 746 I
10 31 S7
10 576-1
I I 0969
11617 8
7 687-8
7 687-9
7 6881
7 688 2
6 7-4
6 -75
6 -n
6 -79
5 313 3
5 369 7
5 <f72-2
55637
4
4
5
s
S255
76-42
236-8
702-9
713
750
82 5
89-8
3456
34-04
33 80
33 54
2000
250 375 -1
275 280 7
314 27-4 I
357 691 1
27 9773
29 8888
30 8925
36 1695
20 164 -4
20 710 7
21 803-0
22 895-4
9 22
9 -22
9 -22
9-22
7 5-467
'01 8-8
9 863 7
10 734 4
7 H3 6
8 088 1
9 2985
106652
IIH
1274
1465
1680
33-13
32 S1
32 12
31-72
17-50
237 298-)
259 8096
294 693 -4
I) 661-2
13921 -7
14 442 -7
14963 7
8 28
832
333 342-5
21 <f73-9
23 099 7
25 532 0
28 237 -3
7 735 2
8 1201
a 7995
9 -49CJ -9
7 162 1
7 9907
9 17<f7
10 S08-6
112 8
1259
1+45
1655
3407
33 46
32 35
2000
184 878 -1
192 1734
206 025-4
225160
23 062-1
2-4 I 54-4
17 43J.7
17 413 8
17 4340
9 -21
9 21
6 652-0
6 7199
68-419
5 <fl6-9
5 7<fl--Q
6 369 1
85-5
905
1003
33 I)
32 52
31 40
1750
178 422 6
1853190
198 3882
17 44 12
17 987-3
19 0796
12 359 0
12 3591
12 3593
6 222-0
6 2&4-8
6 3979
s 3&49
5 698-0
6 3178
8<f8
897
995
8 -35
8 -38
921
825
8 28
8))
8 084 !
8564-4
9 4188
10297-7
9 -07
9-08
Ma x im um
Allow able
Shear
It& X 103
680
n6
63-S
. ( Continued )
57

l.
-r-
x-
USED AS GIRDERS
( Continued )
c,.
__l
v
Composed of
Top Flanae
Joist
O..lsna
tion
Channel
c.,_.
Top
Bottom
Place
Plate
145 1
Width>< Thick- Width )< Thick

ness
ness
kg
mm
ISMC 400
494
320
ISMC 350
421
250
kg
mm
mm
100
120
160
200
320
100
120
160
200
320
mm
kg
cm2
em
mm
mm
200
250 .
32-0
-400
2699
2875
3151
3452
3<4379
366 19
40139
43979
29-40
3058
3188
333 I
314
33-0
362
394
384
434
504
584
200
250
320
400
257 1
-273-6
2990
3270
32752
34852
38092
41652
3073
32 1
335
36-4
392
384
43-4
504
584
103-7
3100
33-45
350 1
ISMC 400
494
)20
100
120
160
2196
22<4-7
234-7
279-79
286 19
29899
2795
287 !
301 5
2H
284
304
344
ISMC lSO
42 1
no
x 100
212<4
217<4
2274
27052
27692
289-72
1879
2,956
31 00
250
284
304
344
2157
281 5
2952
3105
32-66
257
27 1
300
32-9
31 5
365
2605
186
120
160
ISHB 550
Hun Thickness
of Flanses
,--~
Oesignation
ISWB 600
Bottom Flanae
Wei1ht Sectional Centre

per
Area
of
Metre
Gravity
ISMC lSO
421
250
;..:
100
320
160
200
250
320
200
400
2576
2856
27<477
29577
12817
36377
100
120
160
1709
1760
1860
21777
22417
236 97
2~ 93
23-5
2857
275
250 >: 100

110
160
159-2
1709
202-75
1077S
21775
2588
266)
2803
198
163 \
247
267
307
IS3 7
157-6
1655
19S78
20078
21078
2667
21 8
2-47
267
307
~~
120
ISMC lSO
ISHC 300
ISHC 2SO
421
358
30<4
320
250
58
100
120
160
2322
2742
2883
'13 -~
515
215
SECTION B : BEAMS. CHANNELS AND COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS GIRDERS

USED AS GIRDERS
x-
( Contintled )
41,.
_j
y
Extreme Fibre
Distances
r----"------.
eu
err
Gross Moments of lnerti&
/H
R&dius of
Gyration
Moduli or Section
rn
z ..
l yy
Whole
Section
Top Flan1e
Only
Moment
Maxim .1m
AIIOlll'.irle
Shear
Maximum
Allowa,lle
zt
z,
em
em
cm4
cm 4
cm4
em
cm3
cm:l
kg-m )( 103
k& X IO:S
3446
33-98
2000
259 8944
284 7476
323 707-2
367 122-2
28 573 1
30 4346
33 -4883
36 765 1
20 462 3
21 0085
22 1009
23 193 3
? 12
9 12
7 542 6
8 381.0
9SBH
10 941 4
1188
1320
1509
172-3
669
9 14
8 8390
9 3102
10 IS29
II 02~ 5
3H8
33-55
913
33-08
32-51
3216
31 80
1750
2<4674-4 1
269 2377
30<4 1378
342 8432
22069-7
23 6955
26 127 8
28 833. I
13 9591
14 2196
14 740 6
IS 2616
8 21
8 25
8 28
6 32
8 0300
8 4 14 6
9097.7
9 7927
7 4585
8 2808
9 4566
10 781.2
1175
1304
1'189
1698
3HI
33-35
3HI
2000
194 4354
201 6719
2 154612
23 ll I 8
23 6579
24 7502
17 731 6
17 731 7
17 731 9
9 09
9 09
9 10
6 956 1
7 023-9
7 1467
5 734 1
6 047. 5
6 6682
90 3
952
1050
33-02
3H5
31 41
1750
187 913 1
194771 1
207 816-8
18 037 0
18 5831
19 675-4
12 656 9
12 6570
12 657 2
8 17
819
8 24
6 5269
6 5899
6 704 1
5 691 0
6 001 4
6 6159
896
9-45
3066
29-98
2956
29 15
1750
175 )06)
194 SOH
224 2352
257 18).8
IS 6052
12 2268
124874
13 0084
13 5293
823
20 231 0
22 6633
25 3686
8 27
8 31
8 35
6 2269
6 5878
7 2220
7 87-42
719)
6 .a67
7 SBSS
8 8233
3076
3008
28&.
17 50
l l S 214-8
131 1358
I-4S72-S
I5 1186
d-42237-.4
4 0707
4 359-7
493 14
777
3086
1500
1250
30 33
2933
3004
2949
2848
8 18
8 21
1042
901
64 1
687
16 2109
1092-4-6
10924-7
1092H
827
"8067
"'869-3
'49792
114 2760
1189587
127 8528
9 4985
9 7587
10 279-7
7 2792
7 2793
7 2795
684
685
6-87
44151
4467 4
4561 3
3 700 9
3 921 9
.. 359 1
583
61 8
68-7
110 2094
114 6390
123 0)68
6952-7
473).5
47336
47JJ.8
5-96
17213 1
7 733 9
599
4 132-7
4 181 1
4268 1
3 6685
3 8872
.. 3197
578
61 2
680
6 06
S82
1022
1195
1390
( Con1i11utd )
59
..,

USED AS GIRDERS
c,,
- ~~
x--
( Continued )
f.,
_j
v
Composed of
Top Ffance
Joist
Designatio n
Centre Mean Thickness

of
of Flanps
GraYity
c,.,
Top Bottom
Plate
~
kc
fSMB 500
Plate
Channel
Deslenation
ISWB SSO
WeiJht S.Ctlonal
per
Area
Bottom FJanp Metre
1125
869
JSHC 400
Width x Thick Width x Thick

ness
ness
kc
mm
494
320
mm
Icc
cm 2
em
mm
237-3
"'"'
200
250
320
400
3126
302-27
ll-467
35987
39827
2682
2806
2940
3085
276
292
324
35-6
33-8
318
458
53-8
320 )( 200
250.
320
400
2245
241 0
266-4
2944
28600
30700
339-40
37500
2820
29-52
li OI
3259
278
292
321
350
338
388
4 58
538
mm
mm
100
120
160
200
320
2549
282-S
ISMC 350
421
ISMC 400
494
320
100
120
160
1870
192-1
202 1
23827
24467
25747
2527
2610
2765
196
238
258
298
ISHC J50
-42-1
320
100
120
160
1798
18-48
1948
22900
23540
24820
l616
2700
2855
207
238
258
298
ISMC lSO
421
320 X 200
250
320
400
1989
215-4
2408
2688
25340
27440
25-70
2706
2856
30 13
24-1
255
284
31 2
297
347
41 7
497
320 X 100
120
160
154-2
1592
1&92
19640
20280
115-60
2358
170
19-7
217
lSO x 100
18131
11638
19638
l339
24 15
160
142:4
1463
154-2
250 x 100
120
160
13&9
1408
1487
17441
17941
18941
24 17
2494
2638
2SO X 100
120
160
200
2SO X 100
120
160
lOO
ISMC lSO
ISMC 300
42-1
lSI
120
ISMC 2SO
304
60
30680
34240
2447
161 2
15-7
179
ll4
244
214
2558
195
224
244
284
SECTION B: BEAMS. CHANNELS AND COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS GIRDERS
y
~
.. ..,
I c,.
TABLE XY SINGLE JOIST WITH CHANt~EL

USED AS GIRDERS
( Continued)
x-- - t-x
..
----L
Gross Moments of InertiA
Extreme Fibre
Distances
e.~
en
Radius of
Gyration
Moduli of Sedion
r>
Zu
'n
f, ,
Whole
Section
Top Flan1e
Only
Maximum
Allowable
Moment
M
Zc
Zt
em
em
cm4
cm4
em~
em
cm3
cm3
kgm x 103
32 04
31 50
31 26
J I OI
2000
196 23 13
217 525 8
250 843 9
288 010 6
27 OIS4
28 9269
31 9306
35 2074
19 6835
20 229 8
21 322 1
22 41-45
945
9 <4<4
9 42
9 40
7 3162
7 752 1
8 5327
9 336 9
612<48
6 905-6
8 0239
9 2866
96S
1088
1264
1<463
3061
2999
2960
2922
17-50
185 33].2
204 5164
234 261 8
267 256 6
20 512 0
22 137 8
24 570 I
27 275 4
13 180 3
13 440 8
13 96 1 7
14 4827
8 47
8 49
8 5'
8 53
6 5724
6 9270
7 5541
8 200 2
6 054 ..
6 8205
7 9146
9 1468
954
1074
1247
IH I
31 59
3096
29-81
20 00
140 5702
146 8296
ISS 641 3
21 554 1
22 100 2
23 1925
16 952 8
16 9529
16953 0
9 51
9 50
949
5 562:'J
5 6260
5 7380
4 4497
4 7423
5 321 3
70 1
74-7
838
306':
300t
2886
17-50
135281 9
141 1681
152 2506
16 4793
17 025 4
18 117 7
I I 878 1
II 8782
II 8783
8 48
8 50
8 54
5 171 2
5 2291
5 331 9
.. 4 13 9
4 1035
s 276<4
69 5
74-1
83
28 II
27-45
2i OS
26-.9
1750
136 7490
152 873-0
177 8779
205 6416
18 1412
19 7670
22 1993
24 9046
II 99-4 9
12 2554
12 776 3
13 2973
8<46
8 49
8 Sl
8 53
s 3209
5 6495
6 228 8
6 8250
48648
s 5690
6 575 2
7 7079
766
871
103 6
12 14
28 23
2754
17-SO
94 789-4
99 76-40
I~ 0266
1<4 108 5
14 654 6
IS 7-469
10 692-7
10 6928
10 692-9
8 48
8 50
8 55
.. 0200
4 0764
.. 1710
3 357 -7
3 6230
""1-471
529
57 1
653
2837
2781
2678
1500
85 7564
89 7013
97 147 3
9 0345
9 2949
9815-7
7 0473
7 0..74
7 0475
7 06
7 06
1 07
3 6669
3 71<43
3 7983
3 0224
3 2256
3 6272
'+76
50 8
571
275'4
26 97
1250
82 476 9
86 1890
931790
64887
67-491
72699
4 501 6
4 501 6
-4 SOI 8
6 10
6 13
620
3 <411 7
3 4552
353i 3
2 995: 3
3 196 3
3 593-4
47 2
503
566
~6 29
25-93
Haximu:n
Allowable
Shear
kg x 1oa
546
482
( Contiflued )
61
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USED AS GIRDERS
_...
l
,-t-
c.,
c,.
(Continued)
_j
y
Weicht Sec:tional Centre

per
Area
of
Gravity
Bottom Fiance
Metre
Composed of
Top Fiance
Joist
Desl1na
tlon
Channel
OesiJnatlon
k'
ISWI 500
9S2
kc
ISMC-400
ISHC 358
ISMC
~00
ISMC 350
ISMI 450
72-4
ISMC 300
I$MC lSO
I SHe 125
494
421
49-4
42 1
JS.8
304
25-9
Piate
Plate
,.--"---,
,-----'-------.
Wtdth ,( Thick- Width " Thickness

ness
mm
mm
mm
mm
kg
em~
Me an Thickneu
of Fiances
Cs.r
Top
em
mm
Bottom
mm
320 .< 100
320 ;( 200
2199
280 15
2-440
258
31 5
120
250
2375
30255
25-63
274
365
160
320
2651
33775
2695
306
435
20 0
400
2953
376 15
2837
33-8
51 5
200
. 2071
263-88
2574
257
31 5
120
250
223-6
28488
2706
272
365
160
320
249 1
31728
2852
300
435
200
400
2770
352-88
3006
32-9
515
320 ;.: 100
1697
216 15
22-81
178
215
120
17H
22255
2365
235
160
1847
23535
2521
275
320 :< 100

120
1624
20688
23-69
215
li S
1674
21328
245<4
186
235
160
1775
22608
2611
275
275
250 X 100
163
201
250 >: 100
320
1279
162-91
2093
120
1318
16791
2171
22-4
160
1397
17791
2314
264
250 X 100
122--4
155-94
2171
120
1263
16094
2249
22-4
160
1342
17094
23-93
264
200 X 100
1140
14528
21 57
120
11 72
149-28
2225
250
160
123S
IS728
:2351
290
62
IN
180
204
230
SECTION 8: BEAMS, CHANNELS AND COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS GIRDERS

USED AS GIRDERS
I c
I
x--
-x
_j'
( Continued)
Extreme Fibre
Distances
t rr
t yy
em
em
2946
2000
Gr on Moments of Inertia
RadiUS Of
Moduli of Section
Gyration
lxr
em~
152781 2
,,.,
l yy
Maximum
Allowable
Moment
Maximum
Allowable
Shear
S'
z ..
z.
z,
em
cm3
em3
k&m x I~
k; x 1()1
19 3072
968
6262-3
5185-S
817
468
Whole
Section
Top Fiance
Only
em
em6
26262-6
2893
170 7179
281741
1985H
965
66617
59004
929
2871
198 7976
31 1778
20945-7
961
7 377-1
6 923-9
!09 1
2849
230 1945
l-44546
22 038 1
9-57
8 1146
8 0792
1272
1438340
19 7592
12 8039
8 65
5 S870
s 1249
807
159945-7
21 3850
130644
866
5911 3
5 8263
91 8
2709
18<496].8
238173
13 585-3
8 66
64856
6 8276
1075
2675
212 7689
26 522-6
14 1062
867
70771
7 9545
125-3
106 1726
20801 3
16 5765
981
-46545
3 6549
576
2841
Ill 454 1
21 3471
16 5765
9-79
4 7128
3 9229
618
2725
121 3623
22 4397
16 5766
9-76
48150
44529
701
2807
1750
2745
2905
2812
2000
1150
101 911 5
IS 7265
II 5017
872
4 301 4
3 6245
571
2747
1068544
16 2726
II 501 8
873
4 3544
38898
613
2630
I 16 1002
17 3649
II 501 9
876
44473
44138
695
62983-5
84987
6 7794
722
3 0086
24388
384
lSlS
662442
87591
67795
722
3 0518
26231
41 3
2421
72 3591
9 2799
67796
722
3 1274
2 9872
470
60 394-7
5952-9
423).7
618
27816
2 4160
381
2H2
63 -4464
6213-3
42338
621
28209
2 598]
409
2338
69 1525
6 7341
42338
628
28895
29580
<466
l583
2500
1500
12-50
ss 1385
4 1953
3 1115
537
2 5561
2 1995
346
2159
57 6045
43286
) 111 5
s-38
2 S895
U9
2373
62 2726
... 5953
3111 6
541
26491
23422
l 6238
2507
11 25
400
41)
( Cotuinutd )
63
lSI HANDBOO K FOR. STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS : STRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIONS

v
'r-fnf

USED AS GIRDERS
--.I
c:..
-~ -X
x --
~r.,
( Continued )
__j_
'(
Composed of
Joist
DesiJna
tlon
Top Flange
w
Channel
Designa
tion
ISW8.f50
ISMB 400
ISWB 400
794
61 6
667
Plate
w
kg
kg
Bottom Flange
......,ght Sectional
per
Area
Metre
Centre
of
Mean Thickness
of Flanzes
Gravity~--
c..
Top
Bottom
Plate
~
Width x Thick Width x Thick
ness
ness
mm
mm
250
100
120
160
200
mm
mm
kl
cm2
em
mm
mm
320
200
250
320
400"
191 4
2079
2333
2613
24381
26481
29721
332-81
23 31
2HO
26 02
2751
24U
255
283
ll 2
296
J.'l-6
416
496
ISMC 350
-42 1
ISMC 350
UI
320
100
110
160
1466
1517
161 7
18681
19321
20601
21 26
2210
23-66
169
19-6
l lb
2H
ISMC 300
358
250 >< 10 0
120
16 0
1349
1388
1466
171 79
IU.79
18679
21 05
2 178
179
223
2<13
283
231~
ISMC 300
358
250
10 0
12 0
160
11 70
1210
1288
149 10
154 10
164 10
1856
1932
2071
15 1
190
21 0
250
ISMC 250
304
250
10 0
120
160
111 6
1155
1233
142-13
147 13
1571)
~931
161
2007
2H7
19:0
21 0
250
ISMC 225
259
200
10 0
12 0
160
103-2
1063
1126
131-47
13547
143-47
19-15
19 82
21 06
16-4
2.12
232
272
ISMC200
221
200 X 100
994
1026
1089
12667
13067
138-67
1974
2041
1166
17-l
21 2
12 0
160
320 X 20 0
250
320
100
1787
1952
2206
2186
22767
2-4867
28107
31667
2090
2214
23-SI
2494
22-7
24 1
270
2'8
28 1
33-1
40 1
48 1
!(
232
271
ISMC 350
42 1
ISMC 350
42 1
320 X 10 0
120
160
IH O
1390
1490
17067
17707
18987
1888
1971
21 23
ISS
18 1
20 1
241
ISHC lOO
358
250 X 100
120
160
1222
126 1
ll40
155-&S
16065
17065
18-66
1938
2071
163
204
224
264
250
100
120
160
200
SECliON B : BEAMS, CHANNELS AND COMPO UN D SECTIO NS USED AS GIRDERS
, ... 1

c ..
I
- -t -x
USED AS GIRDERS
...I
( Continued)
_j
y
Extreme Fibre
Distances
...-----"-----.
e....
t yy
Gross Moments of Inertia
1.,
Radiu5 of
Gyration
rl
lyy
s~ction
Whole
Top Fiance
Only
Moduli of Section
Maximum
Allowable
Moment
Maximum
Allowable
Shear
z..
\'
z,
z,
em
em'
em
em
em
cm3
cml
kgm x 101
kJ x JOS
so
2491
24 59
20 0
17 50
109 500 7
122 801 8
143 501 0
166 5683
18 478 1
20 103 9
22 536 2
25 241 S
12 163 4
12 4239
12 9448
I 3 465 7
8 71
8 71
8 71
8 71
4 698 2
4 9928
5 514 9
6 053 8
4 293 6
.. 9290
5 835-9
68560
67 6
39 I
91 9
1080
25 55
2<4 91
2).75
17 so
75 002 0
790H 8
86 641 2
14 445 4
1<4 991 s
16 083 8
10861 2
10 861 3
10861 ..
8 79
8 81
8 84
3 ~28 7
3 577 3
3 661 2
2934-9
3 175-0
3 6488
<462
50 0.
57 s
25 71
2518
2422
1500
67 6959
70 931 ..
77 026 0
9 371 4
9 631 8
10 152 6
7 2i58
7 liS 9
I 215 9
7 39
7 38
7 37
3 215 3
3 256 I
J J28)
2 633-5
2 817 5
J 1606
41 5
44 ..
501
23 20
22-64
21 65
1500
<46 011 0
<48 6363
53 534-8
8 0868
8 3472
88680
6 573-5
6 57) 6
6 573-6
7 36
7 36
7 35
2 478 4
2 517 3
258H
I 98).7
2 1483
2 473 0
31 2
33 8
39 0
lHO
12-SO
...... 0124
46 <458 3
51 006 2
s 541 0
5 801 -4
6 322 2
40278
4 0278
.. 0279
6 24
6 28
6 H
2 279 6
2 3146
2 3752
I 9646
2 1274
2 448-0
309
3).5
386
2249
2202
21 18
11 25
39 86<4 9
41 8453
25 5747
3 783 4
3 91 6 7
.. 1834
2 905-6
2905-6
2905-7
536
5-38
S-40
2 081 3
2 Ill 2
2 16H
I 7729
I ':'004
2 15 17
279
299
33 -9
2187
21 40
1055
1000
38 5020
..0373-6
..3 8900
2908 1
3 011 ..
3 308-1
2 030 3
2 030 3
2030..
...79
.... 2
488
I 9504
1 9n 9
2 0264
I 760-5
I 8868
2 135-6
27-7
22-91
22 37
22 10
21 87
17-50
82 55.. 2
93 305-3
110 0962
128 882 1
18 159 4
19 7852
12 217-5
249228
120040
122645
127854
13 3063
8 93
8 92
8 89
8 87
3 9505
4 21 ..7
4683-6
5 1687
3602-9
.. 1707
4 981 0
s 891 8
22-93
22-30
21 18
17 50
54n&9
58 051 2
64 094)
1.. 1267
14 672-8
15 7651
10 701 -9
10701 9
10 7020
910
9 -10
9 11
1901 7
29452
J 019 4
13888
260).)
3 0258
376
-410
<477
2310
2258
21 65
I HI\>
..9 0096
51 6176
56 5032
'052-7
931J.I
98339
7 0565
7 0565
7 0566
763
7 61
7 59
26268
~ 663 5
2 121 4
2 285-9
26104
33<4
360
4J.J
em
2~
21 84
2081
2727-7
77 6
33 6
29-7
336
567
65-7
32 5
185
92-8
{ Continued )
65
IS! HANDBOOK FOP. STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS : STRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIONS
'V
SINGLE JOIST WITH CHANNEL

USED AS GIRDERS
_,_,
~,.,-,
TABLE XV
t e,.
)(---
It,,
( Continued )
_j
y
Composed of
Joist
Design;t
tion
Top Flange
"(
Channel
kg
ISWB 350
Plate
Centre
of
Gravity
Me&n Thickness
of Ftan1es
~
Cu
Top
Bottom
Plate
~~
Designa
tion
ISMB 350
Bottom Flange
Weicht Section&I
per
Area
Metre
52 4
569
'"'
kg
W idth x Thick
ness
mm
Width x Thick
ness
mm
mm
mm
k,
em!
em
mm
mm
ISMC 300
358
250 X 100
120
160
1078
1117
1196
13735
I ~2-35
I 5235
1625
1698
1830
14-2
180
200
240
ISMC 150
304
250
100
120
160
t023
1063
' 1141
13038
13538
14538
169-4
17-68
1901
150
180
200
2<40
ISMC 225
25-9
200 Y. 100
120
1&0
940
971
1034
11 972
12J.72
131 72
1678
1742
1862
ls-2
199
219
259
ISMC 200
22 1
200
100
120
160
902
934
99-6
11 492
11 8-92
12692
1733
1798
1918
160
19-9
219
320 :-: 200

250
32-0
400
1689
185-4
2108
2388
2 15 16
236,16
26856
30416
18-51
19-68
2098
2232
218
232
260
289
271
321
391
471
320 X 100
120
160
1242
1292
1392
15816
16456
17736
1657
1736
1879
1-46
17 1
lSO X 100
120
160
1124
I 163
124 1
1-4314
148 14
159 14
16 3l
1707
1830
IS2
ISMC 350
421
ISMC JSO
<421
ISMC 100
)5.8
250
100
120
160
200
66
25-9
" I
23-1
191
21-1
251
SECTION S : BEAMS. CHANNELS AND COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS GIRDERS

USED AS GIRDERS
f .,
( Continued )
Extreme Fibre
Gross Moments of Inertia
Distances
Radius of
Gyration
Moduli of Section
Whole
Section
em
em
2051
1998
19 06
15-00
I H7
19 21
1830
lBO
11 25
1918
1000
1883
1803
10 30
17-50
19-83
1963
1949
20 24
17SO
"65
\lf.l
1043
1993
19-06
ISOO
Top Fl~nge
Only
CM
em ~
2 032 1
8 2024
8 4628
8 983 6
6 631 4
6 631 4
6 631 S
773
771
31 ~lOS
33 131 2
36 948 2
s ? 17 0
5 6566
4 085-6
.. 085 6
6 437 8
3 8990
27 3501
28 8020
31 5 16 1
4 0323
.. 299 0
Allowable
Moment
Shear
2 0662
2 1246
I 610 6
I 755 3
2040 2
254
276
321
I Bol 0
I 595 1
I 891 )
I 7)8 2
.. 0857
6 59
(, 61
6 6$
,. 943 3
2 01 9 ..
25 1
27 4
31 8
2 963"
2 963 4
5 71
2963 5
5 71
I 6902
I 7161
I 761 5
I 4280
S-71
5 13
768
I 5-40 I
I 760 8
I 578 2
I 601 7
I 529-7
I 643 1
I 7481
9 13
9 10
905
9 0 1
3 301 0
3 5349
3 9507
4 3825
3011 2
3 5095
.. 2209
5 0200
3 0237
2 0881
3 157 -0
3 423-7
2 088 1
2 0882
5 1s
519
17 9473
19 573 1
I 4 18 6
6111 4-9
69 5795
8 28720
97 8280
22 005--4
2-4 7107
II 8980
12 1585
12 6793
13 2002
393574
-419QH
46 583 1
13914-6
1-4 460 -7
IS 553-0
10 595-9
10 595-9
10 596-0
938
9 -37
9 36
2375-6
2 -413 9
H 190
19...3
2 132-3
34941 9
8 840 -6
9 101-0
9621 -8
6 9505
6 9505
6 950-6
7 86
7 84
780
2 1392
2 171 7
2 128 1
I 7107
I 855- 1
2 1393
369n-
-40 77-4-6
Maximum
33 028 1
35 0768
38 8832
28 3600
29 902 1
32 7933
Mulmum
Allowable
2 502 0
268
225
243
27 7
22 3
HI
275
474
265
SS 3
665
79-1
30 6
33-6
39-4
169
291
337
Note I -The p ropert ies civen in t his Table are based on the cross area of t he section.
Note 2- The mean thickness of flan,es is computed accordinc t o Note 2 in Table II of IS ; 80019 56.
Note l - The max imum allowable moment is computed on the basi' of the allowable st ress specified in 9.2.1 of IS : 800-195'
and 1 ron modulus of section ( Z1 ) l iven in this Table.
Note .f- The maxi mum allowable shear is computed o n the basis of t h allowable shear st ress specified in t .l.l and t he
effective sectional area defined in 20,,.2.2 of IS : 800-1956.
67
lSI HANDBOOK FOR STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS : STRUCTURAL STEEl SECTIONS
TABLE XVI SINGLE CHANNEL WITH

ANOTHER CHANNEL ON THE TOP FLANGE
Composed of
__..___________
Nominal
Size
Vertical
Channel
Weight
per
Metre
Top Flange
Channel
S ec:tional
Mean Thickness of
Area
Flant
Tc;>p
hx b
~
mm x mm
75 x 7S
t,
t,
cm2
mm
mm
Des ign<~tion
Designation
ISMC 75
ISMC 75
136
1734
8 3
7 3
ISLC 75
125
15 93
76
7 3
ISMC tOO
2340
15LC 100
18-4
17 1
21'-12
8 4
78
75
7 5
7Sx75
100 :-: 100
IOO x 100
ISMC t OO
12Sx 125
tSMC 125
kg
Bottom
ISMC 115
254
8 t
tSLC 125
23~
3238
2986
9 2
12S x 125
8 6
8 1
125 .>< 100
ISMC 100
2J 9
2789
tOO
8 1
ISLC 100
20o
26 21
81
12Sx 100
ISMC 150
32 8
41 76
9 9
90
ISO x ISO
ISLC ISO
30 8
9 3
9 0
tSO x 125
ISMC 125
29 1
39 24
3707
104
9 0
HS!i
9 8
90
102
ISO x
1~0
ISMC
1~0
I SOx 125
175x 175
tSLC
ISMC 175
17~ x 175
175x ISO
17S x ISO
17Sx 125
!7S x 125
200x 200
ISMC 200
tn
27 1
ISMC 175
382
4876
101
ISLC: 175
36-7
16-78
9 5
102
4526
105
IOl
ISMC ISO
35-5
ISLC ISO
ll-5
427-4
9-9
102
ISMC: 125
ISLC 115
31 8
-40 57
298
3805
11 1
105
102
ISMC 200
44 2
5642
10-4
11 4
II <4
102
200x200
ISLC 200
-427
S-4 43
9 8
lOOx 175
ISMC 175
41 2
5259
106
II -4
200x 175
ISLC 175
397
5061
100
114
200x ISO
ISMC ISO
385
4909
111
114
200.><.150
ISLC ISO
365
-%57
105
11 4
225 X 225
l25x 225
ISHC 225
ISMC US
51 8
6602
108
l l -4
ISLC 225
-499
63-S-4
102
12-4
12-4
225x200
ISMC 200
480
61 22
22Sx 200
'SLC 200
-46 5
5923
11 1
IOS
nsx 175
ISMC 175
450
5739
II -4
l l-4
nsx 17S
ISLC 175
-43 5
55--41
108
124
68
12<4
t--b
~-
-r

i--txANOTHER CHANNEL ON THE TOP FLANGE
c
....
_j
v
Extreme Fibre
Distances
Gross Moments of
Inertia
Radius of
Gyration
Moduli of Section
Z.u
c..
~~~~
lu
lyy
fyv
z,
Ze
em
em
cmt
em'
em
cm 3
cm3
Maximum
Allowable
Moment
kgm x 103
175
519
12<46
886
2 26
4S3
2-40
04
l-86
501
1178
787
2 22
41 2
235
04
3-50
366
6-'n
3034
2126
3 01
867
us
07
6 7<4
2886
1906
2 96
789
428
06
43<f
866
HW
1.517
767
838
663 6
6)) 9
-476 3
<4-.56
.. 167
37-4
1390
75-7
...
ll
454
a ..3
6252
2466
2 97
137 -6
8 17
597 8
224-6
293
126 5
742
73-1
11
4-73
5 13
1041
I 2353
881 -7
-459
240,8
1187
18
536
10 12
I 1890
221 8
1175
18
10 15
I 17<4 2
7995
5187
4 Sl
SlS
374
2193
1157
17
5-61
9 83
I 1'24-2
459 1
3 65
2005
tl43
17
!1-76
1231
I 962 3
I 344 3
525
340 7
1594
24
J.l
s-98
1203
I 8992
1269-4
521
Jl.] 8
1578
24
603
18878
9004
818:2
446
313 2
1572
24
6 29
1201
IJ 69
438
2891
155-S
l-3
6)3
1167
I 8031
36-4
2847
1545
6 62
1132
17283
Sl74
4n-8
3 54
261 0
1527
H
23
639
1422
2 96-44
I 9597
5 89
463 9
208.5
660
6 69
692
1395
2 8799
I 8659
586
<4364
2064
l-1
3-1
1388
1359.
2 8565
I 363-7
509
1058
).1
7670
I 2888
S OS
4270
3998
1036
700
119
135<4
275N
9198
4 33
3931
2033
3.0
1319
2 652..2
8)76
-424
36-40
2010
l O
710
1604
4 3997
2 8818
661
670 1
1742
-41
41
18179
733
1.5 75
"29&&
2 735 1
6 S6
5863
1728
7-39
1572
4263-2
l 0065
572
5765
1713
762
1543
41465
1912-7
568
544-4
2687
....
773
798
153
4 1134
I .fiOS
-496
5319
2.682
40
ISOl
39902
I 3356
491
5003
2654
4.0
( Continued)
69

( Continued)
y
Nominal
Siu
Composed of
Weitht
per
Vertical
Channel
Top Flanae
Channel
SectioMI
Ar
Metre
Mean Thickneu of
flanres
~---.,
Top
hx b
mm >< mm
Designation
De$ignu ion
kg
250 Y 250
ISMC 150
'lottom
tc
lt
cm 2
mm
mm
ISMC 250
608
7734
11 6
14-1
250 :-.. 250
ISL'C 250
584
7432
10 6
14-1
2SO x 225
ISMC 225
563
71 68
11 4
14 1
250 ' 225
ISLC 225
544
69-20
108
14 1
250 ' 200
ISMC 200
52-5
66-88
11 7
14 1
150 -: 200
ISLC 200
51 0
6489
11 1
141
300 .-: 300
ISMC lOO
300 ., 300
2~0
ISMC 300
71 6
91 28
11 7
136
ISLC 300
689
87 75
108
13-6
ISMC 250
66 2
8431
12 0
136
300 x 250
ISLC 250
638
81 29
11 0
ll6
300 X 225
ISHC 225
61 7
7865
11 8
13-6
JOOx 225
ISLC 225
598
7617
112
1)6
ISMC 350
842
tot-n
120
IH
11 3
135
300 ><
350x 350
ISMC JSO
350x 350
ISLC 350
809
10).1 3
350x 300
ISMC 300
779
9930
12-1
13 5
lSOx 300
ISLC 300
752
9577
11 2
13-5
350 x 250
ISMC 250
725
9233
llS
IJ.S
350 " 250
ISLC 250
70-1
893 1
11 5
IH
JSMC..OO
988
1258&
124
15-3
400 x 400
ISLC ..00
95 1
12118
11 8
153
400 x 350
ISMC 350
91 5
11659
12 5
15-l
400 x 350
ISLC 350
882
112-40
118
153
400 x 300
ISHC lOO
8S 2
108 S7
12-7
I S-l
400x300
lSLC 300
825
10504
11 8
153
400 x 400
ISMC 400
70
-,
c ..
i--t

( Continued)
_j
y
Extreme Fibre
Distances
Gr0$s Moments of
Inertia
Radius of
Gyration
Moduli of Section
Zn
,--
Maximum
Allo-.ablc
Moment
Cu
e.,
I,.,
,,
'~'1
z,
z,
em
em
cm4
em'
em
cm3
cm1
kcmx 103
7-76
1796
b 3373
<4 0359
722
8172
3530
53
8 12
1749
6 1254
3 9066
725
754-7
3502
53
8 15
1749
6 0966
2 913-7
6 38
7482
3485
52
8 39
1719
5 9505
2 7670
632
7088
3463
52
850
1711
59094
2038<4
552
6956
3-45-l
52
873
1682
s 7526
19-4-4-6
S47
6592
3419
Sl
906
21 70
10771 0
6673-4
8 55
I 1888
496<4
9-37
21 )0
10 4787
63587
8 51
I 1179
4920
7 4
14
956
21 15
10l461
i 1276
700
1082--4
4892
73
9 95
2066
9 997.0
39983
7 01
I 0049
483-8
73
IOO<t
1032
2060
9 9586
3 0054
6 18
991 8
48].5
73
2026
9 7210
28587
6 1)
941 8
4798
72
1038
2544
1719H
104386
986
16574
6761
101
1065
1509
16952-7
9 7431
972
I 5829
671 6
6673
101
100
1095
2-481
16 5539
6 7932
8 28
I 51 15
11 ]0
2437
161106
64785
8 22
I 4255
661 1
99
11 55
2416
15915-9
42474
678
1 378 4
6587
9 9
11 96
2365
153929
41181
679
I 2871
6508
98
11 64
2922
262868
IS 5876
11 13
2 2583
8996
135
11 94
1886
258292
14494-3
1094
21640
8949
134
12-l6
2845
25 2872
10 5128
950
20467
8887
IH
1267
2807
24783-J
98174
935
1955-7
883 0
132
llOl
27-1l
2-43-499
6 8674
795
18695
878 0
132
ll41
2716
2)712-1
'552-7
790
17687
8697
13-()
Note I - The centrlll of aravlty of both the channels lie in Y- Y axis.
Note 2 - The moment of inertia about y. Y axts of the top fiance area above the neutr-al :axis can be computed by add in& In
of top channel and iln of vertical channel (see Table II fer values of lu and lyy ) .
71
TABLE XVII MOMENT OF INERTIA OF TWO

FLANGES PER CENTIMETRE WIDTH ABOUT
THE
AXIS
x - -+- X
x. x
Thickness
of Each
100
9 0
II
14
12
16
18
20
21
lS
788
91 6
105-l
1276
101 3
1162
1404
Flange
mm
Depth
Moment of Inertia in cm4
em
7 5
BO
31 9
363
358
-409
406
45 8
-457
511
55-9
669
623
744
874
100
536
60 7
680
75 6
9H
1083
126 3
1453
1655
1979
11~
809
91)
101 ?
1119
1357
15.97
185 0
111 6
2395
2839
ISO
1139
1282
1428
1578
1887
2903
3272
385-4
12;86
1447
161 0
1778
2124
221 1
'
2485
2550
160
286-1
325 3
3661
00-4
152-5
171 )
1905
210 I
250 5
2932
336-2
381 6
4287
5026
200
196 7
220 7
2.45 1
270 0
3210
373-9
428-7
485 3
5439
635-4
337 3
4003
4653
5324
601 6
6729
7839
6474
7303
8156
9479
17
ns
2465
2763
3065
150
302 0
338 2
3749
4122
4883
5667
2'15
36J I
4063
4501
494-4
585 1
6781
7735
8716
972-1
I 127'
300
4293
480 7
5322
.5844
6906
7995
911 1
I 0253
I 1"23
I 3229
320
4872
5447
6028
661 6
7813
903-9
I 0292
I 1573
12884
I 490-4
325
502 1
561 3
621 1
681 7
804-9
9309
I 059 8
I 1916
I 3263
I 533'9
3SO
580 1
6482
7170
7866
9279
I 072-3
1219 8
I 3703
I 5240
I 760-4
-400
7S2 9
840 7
9293
I 0188
I 2002
I 3851
I 573 5
I 7653
I 9607
2 260-4
450
948 2
I 0 582
I 169 1
I 2810
I 5075
I 7379
I 9722
2 2.103
HSH
2 822'9
50 0
I 166 0
I 3007
I 4364
I 573 2
I 8498
2 130 7
2 4159
2705-3
2 9991
3 447'
55 0
I 4063
I 5682
I 731 2
I 895"'
2 227 1
2 5635
2904 6
3 2503
3 6008
4 1.354
600
I 6691
I 8607
2 0535
22476
2 6394
3 0363
3 4383
3 845-'3
4 2575
4885-4
63 0
I 83i6
2 048 l
2 260 1
2 4733
2 9036
3 339 2
3 780 1
4 2263
-46779
5 3654
aa o
29453
3 2807
3 6177
3 9564
4 6386
5 3275
60321
6 725-3
7 4343
8 510 ..4
IOOG
4 58 15
5 1007
5 621 9
6 1452
7 1976
8 2567
9 327 9
10 405-3
II 491 1
13 1354
1250
7 1330
7 9382
8 745 9
9 5562
II 1843
l232H
14 471 7
16 1303
177996
20 l229
1600
I : 6SO I
12 960-7
14 2745
IS 591 6
18 235 4
20 8923
23 5623
26 2453
28 9U S
33 0104
1000
18 1625
20 2007
22242-9
24 2092
28 3938
32 5147
36 651 9
-40 8053
..49751
51 2604
2500
28 328 0
31 5007
34 678 4
3786 12
44 2418
so 6427
57 0639
63 5053
69 967 1
79 6979
Note- To c>btain
T;abll' by that width.
thC!
Moment of ln..-ti:a of two Flanges of a particular width, multiply the nlue obtained from the
72
SECTION 8 ; BEAMS, CHANNELS AND COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS GIR DERS
TABLE XVII MOMENT OF INERTIA OF TWO

FLANGES PER CENTIMETRE WIDTH ABOUT
THE X-X AXIS
x----+-x
40
32
so
45
56
6l
71
80
Thickness
of each
Flan1e
,.,m
Moment of Inertia in
em~
Depth
h
em
1522
1886
2296
2752
))92
41 15
5098
6416
8164
I 0<463
TS
1670
2062
2SOO
2987
3668
+433
5472
6858
8666
I 1093
a.o
233 0
28-f2
H07
402-7
4882
SBlJ
710 7
8786
I 0977
I 381 3.
10.0
JJH
+472
3998
47H
555 2
6654
7865
9466
I 1550
I 4214
I 766 3
115
SJS 4
6305
732-7
8708
0208
I 217.7
I 470-8
17935
2 201 3
15.0
4985
S9S3
6993
8107
9608
I 123-3
I 3356
16081
I 951 5
2 3893
I6Ci
S806
691 -0
8092
~35 :!
I 104 2
I 2865
I 5234
I 8260
2 2080
2 6863
175
731 ...
866-6
I 0103
I 1627
I 3658
I 583 3
I 8643
21205
2 6668
) 221 3
200
38063
U S
8998
I 062-2
I 23-4-0
I 41S2
I 595 2
I 9115
2 2..W2
2 65-44
3 1700
I 085-6
I '2778
<4801
I 692-7
I 9732
2 2708
2651 1
3 1277
3717-t
"' +41 3
150
I 2890
I 513<4
I 7488
I 995 2
2 3 19 2
2 661 5
) 0970
3 6-40<4
4 3096
5 1263
175
I 5098
I 7690
2 0399
2 322-7
2 6932
3 08J.3
3 5779
4 1924
4 945 9
5 861 3
300
16991
1987-9
2 2890
2 6027
3 012-8
3 4433
39818
46624
5484-4
6 485 3
llO
17482
10446
1353-6
2 6752
3 0954
3 5365
4093-8
4783-8
s 626-6
6 6463
JlS
2 0040
23402
2 6891
3051-7
3 5158
40108
... 64-47
541H
6 351 7
7 48 1 )
lSO
2 5682
2 991 4
3 4295
38827
4 -4708
S08J.l
5851 5
6794-3
7 935 0
9 )01 )
400
3 2024
4 259-3
-4812-7
s 5282
6 2708
7 1983
8 331 5
9695-8
11 3213
4SO
J 9066
3722-6
... 53).8
s 179 1
S8-42-7
6 6982
758J.3
8 6851
10 0262
I I 634 1
13 541 3
SOO
46808
s 4250
6 1889
6972-7
7 9808
9 0208
10 311 9
I I 878-4
13 7499
IS 9613
SSO
S SlSO
6 J962
7 2887
8 202-7
9 37S8
10
san
12 0787
ll 888 1
16 043-2
18 581 3
600
6 0652
7 017 4
79918
8 988 7
10 266 8
I I 5808
132060
IS 169-S
17 5044
20 2493
6)0
~}6018
II 081 0
11 5879
14122-7
16 0808
18 08))
20 5-45-9
23 501 9
26 991 4
l l 061 3
800
1-4 7986
170458
19 3271
2 1642-7
24 5858
27 58).3
31 253 1
35635-7
40 7796
46 741 )
100-0
22 8696
26 3018
lH761
33 292-7
37 7-482
-42 2708
47 787 1
S-4 346-7
62 006 1
70841 )
1250
37 1090
-426202
48 1847
53 802-7
60 9008
68 083-3
:'6 8147
87 157 1
99 184 1
111981)
1600
57582-6
66 069-8
746131
832-42-7
94 1108
8947-46
102 581 3
115771 1
129 0427
145 7482
10~
083-3
118 3891
IH 104-7
152 32Q-6
1731-41 3
1000
162 58l-3
182 9571
206 96'42
134716 1
2663413
lSOO
Note- To obtail1 the Moment o r lneni~ of two Flan&es of a particular width. multiply the value obuintd from the
Table by that width.
73
74
TABLE XIX REDUCTION FOR AREA FOR RIVET HOLES

Diameter' of
Rivet
11
,..
16
18
20
22
14
Rivet Hole
Diameter
llS
15 5
17-5
IN
11 5
us
155
mm
mm
Area of Rivet Holea In cm2
Thickness of
Metal
mm
5 0
60
8 0
100
0 68
0 81
108
135
078
0 93
., 2-f
155
088
105
140
175
0 98
1 17
156
195
108
129
172
:us
I 18
141
188
235
128
153
2 0.f
255
110
140
160
110
162
189
2.-16
243
186
217
2-48
279
2 10
245
2-80
3 15
2 H
2 73
3-12
3 51
2 58
3 01
344
3 97
2 82
329
3 76
423
306
3-57
4 08
459
200
210
lSO
280
2 70
2 97
3-38
3 78
3 10
3 41
388
4 34
350
385
4 38
490
390
4 29
4 88
5 46
4 30
4 73
538
6 02
4 70
517
588
6 58
5 10
561
638
7 14
320
360
..00
450
4 32
4 86
5-40
608
4 96
558
6 20
698
5-60
6 30
7 00
7 88
6 24
7 01
780
878
6 88
7 74
8 60
9 68
7 52
8 46
9 40
10 58
8 16
9 18
10 20
1148
500
56-G
63-G
6 15
7 56
8 50
7 75
868
976
875
9 80
11 02
975
10 92
12 28
1075
1204
1354
11 75
131 6
li80
1275
1428
1606
Diameter of
Rivet
11
JO
36
39
41
48
Rivet Hole
Diameter
190
320
JSO
l80
41 0
440
500
mm
mm
Aru of RIYet Holes In em~
Thickness of
Metal
mm
2 90
160
192
2 56
3 20
175
210
2 80
350
190
228
30.f
380
205
2 -46
328
4-10
2 20
2 64
3 52
440
250
300
4 00
SOO
120
140
160
18-G
3 48
4 06
4 64
5 22
384
4 48
5 12
5 76
4 20
490
6 30
4 56
5 <:.2
6 )8
6 8"4
4 92
574
6 56
7 38
5 28
6 16
1 04
7 92
6 00
7 00
800
900
lOO
220
lSO
28-G
580
6 38
725
8 12
8 00
8 96
1 00
770
8 75
980
7 60
836
950
1064
8 20
9 02
1025
11 48
8 80
9 68
1100
1232
1000
11 00
12-50
1400
400
450
IO+f
11 60
13 05
1024
11 52
12:so
1440
11 20
1260
14 00
15-75
12 16
1368
1520
17 10
13-12
14 76
1640
1845
1408
15-84
1760
1980
1600
' 800
'.000
1250
500
1450
1624
1817
1600
1792
1016
-1750
1960
2205
1900
21 28
23 94
2050
21-96
2583
2200
2464
2772
2SOO
2800
31 50
50
6 0
80
10 0
Hl
llO
360
560
610
145
174
9 28
6 40
704
HO
75
\(
TABLE
XX PLATE AND
ANGLE GIRDERS
(WITH FLANGE PLATES)
c._
-tx..
x --
,1
Composed of
Flan~e
Web Plate
Width
Anllles
Flange Plates
Width
Thickness
mm
mm
800
120
ISO
800
MO
8"0
120
16 0
160
ISO
!50
ISO
mm
l(
)(
)l
ISO
ISO
so
ISO
"
,'(
mm
mm
180
400
soo
18 0
18.0
500
180
76
Section&!
Area
Mean
Thickness
of
Flanges
Thickness
A'Y 8><r
m rn
Weight
per
Metre
mm
0 0
t, = tt
leg
cmt
mn1
2346
199 16
18 0
12 0
310~
395 16
260
160
33S3
42716
300
200
3601
45916
340
250
391 8
499 16
390
32-0
4358
555 16
460
400
4860
bl916
540
U48
29916
180
120
3"290
4 1916
ll-2
160
3604
459 16
l72
vO
200
391 8
49916
312
250
431 1
54916
36 1
320
4860
619 16
432
400
S\88
69916
51 2
00
1600
33 1 16
180
120
3353
427-16
262
160
360-4
45916
302
200
3856
491 16
342
250
4170
531 16
392
320
4609
587-16
462
400
511 2
65116
S4l
00
2600
331 16
180
120
3542
45116
16 0
385-6
49116
ll4
27-4
200
4170
150
4561
531 1 6
58116
164
320
5 112
651-16
434
400
57-40
731-1&
51 4
31 4
SECTION B : BEAMS. CHANNELS AND COMPOUND SECTION S USED AS GIROER.S
TABLE
1c.
XX PLATE AND ANGLE GIRDERS

x-- -t-x..
~
..,
Distance
of
Extreme
l
(;ross Mom.e nts of
Inertia
RAdiu5
of
C:.yration
Modulus
of
Section
MAximum
Allowable
Moment
Maximum
Allowable
Shear
Fibre
..,
1,
l yy
em
em~
em1
40 0
313 161 8
41 2
YY
z.~
em
em:1
k1-m x 10:1
k& X 103
9 245 6
5 56
7 829 0
117 4
907
471 415 9
22 0456
7 4 7
11442-l
171 6
416
526 263 1
263 12 2
8~
12 6506
1898
420
582 1752
30 5789
8 16
1386 1)
2079
3591 2 2
8 48
IS 370 3
230-7
432
756 4036
43 378 9
8 84
17 509 3
2626
44 0
51 912 2
9 16
19 ')56 1
2993
42
653 578
878 068
400
313 161 8
9 H5 6
5 56
7 829 0
117 5
41 1
510 9794
H 245 6
9 04
12 4024
1860
41 6
579 5384
42 5789
9 63
13931 2
2090
42 0
6-49 428 5
so 912 2
10 10
IS 4626
231 9
42-5
738 6827
61 3289
1057
17 3808
260 7
<4).2
8672 14 I
759122
II 07
20 0744
301 1
440
10192952
92 578 9
I' 51
23 1658
H7 S
40 0
330 2285
9 674 2
540
8255-7
123 8
412
488 482-6
22 474-2
725
II 8564
1778
.. 1 6
5433297
26 7408
7 63
13 060 8
195-9
420
599 241 8
31 007 5
7 95
14 2677
21 .. 0
425
670 645 2
363"08
8 27
IS 7799
2367
.. ).2
7734703
43 8(if-5
8 64
17 904..
2686
44 0
895 I 35 2
52 H08
8 97
20 )440
)052
..o.o
)30 2285
9 6742
5-40
82SH
12l 8
4 12
528 046 1
H6H2
8 77
12 8167
192-2
41 6
596 6050
4) 007 5
9 36
14341 5
2151
420
666 495 2
St 340 8
9 83
IS86S9
238 0
425
755 749 3
61 7575
10 31
177123
2667
4) 2
884 2808
76 340 8
10 8)
20 469 5
307 0
44 0
I 836 361 8
93007 5
11 28
2l 553 7
JSl l
907
121 0
121 0
( Continued )
TABLE
XX
PLATE AND ANGLE GIRDERS

1c..
+x
(Continued)
( ,,
1
y
Composed of
Web Plate
flan1e AnJies
Fiance Plates
Wei1ht
per
Metre
Sectional
Area
Mean
Thickness
of
Flan11
W idth
Thickness
W idth
Thickness
A xll x t
mm
mm
mm
I 000
120
ISO
I 000
I 000
I 000
120
16.()
160
ISO
ISO
ISO
mm
X
ISO
ISO
ISO
ISO
mm
mm
180
400
500
180
400
180
soo
180
78
mm
k'
cmt
t. - tt
mm
0 0
253-7
323 1 6
180
120
3290
~19 16
26 0
160
35-4-2
~5 1
16
300
20 0
3793
483 16
34 0
25-Q
4107
5~3 16
390
320
45'1-6
579 16
46 0
400
SOH
6-43 16
S-4 0
0 0
2537
323 16
180
120
3<479
-443 16
lH
160
3793
<183 16
272
200
.. 107
523 16
31 2
lS.O
+499
S73 16
362
320
SOH
6-43 16
..32
400
5677
723 16
511
0 0
28S I
363 16
180
120
3604
S9 16
26 2
160
385-6
..91 16
302
200
4107
523 16
34-2
2SO
+42-1
563 16
392
310
<4860
6 19 16
462
40 0
S363
683 1 6
s.. l
00
lBS I
363 16
18 0
110
)79 )
48316
lH
160
4 10 7
523-16
274
200
+421
563 16
3 14
250
481 3
613 16
364
320
5363
683 16
43 <4
<100
S991
763 16
51 4
SECTION 8 : BEAMS, CHANNELS AND COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS GIRDERS

- ~
~
TABLE
XX

)(
( Continued)
Distance
of
Extreme
Fibre
Gro11 Moments of
Inertia
Radius
of
Gyration
Modulus
of
Section
Maximum
Allowable
Moment
Maximum
Allowable
Shear
t ,x
/XI
lyy
r\ ' V
z,.
em
cm 4
cm 4
em
em ~
kg-mx J03
kgxiO~
500
527 009 0
9 248 4
535
10 5402
I 58 1
51 2
772 815 1
22 048 4
725
IS 094 0
226 4
51 6
857 358 2
26 31 5 1
7 64
16 ~15 5
2492
520
943 2224
30 58 18
7 96
18 138 9
272 1
52-5
I 052 -425 7
35 915 1
8 29
20 046 2
3007
532
I 208 842 8
43 381 8
865
22 722 6
3408
540
I 392 715-7
51 915 1
8 98
25 79 1 0
3869
500
527 0090
9 248 4
535
10 540 2
158 1
512
834166 6
).4 248 4
8 79
16 294 3
2444
51 6
939 945-6
42 58 18
939
18 216 0
273 2
520
I 047 2757
so 915 1
987
20 139 9
302-1
525
I 183 7799
61 331 8
1034
22 5482
338 2
53-2
I 379 301 3
75 915 1
1086
25 926 7
388 9
54 0
I 609 142 4
92581 8
11 31
29 798 9
447 0
500
560 )42-4
9 68 10
5 16
II 206 9
168 1
S I '2
806 1484
2248 10
700
15745 1
246 3
516
890 69 16
26 747 7
7-38
17 261 5
258 9
520
976 S5H
ll 0143
7-70
18 7799
28 17
52 5
I 085 759 0
363-47 7
8 03
20 681 1
310 2
53-2
I 242 176 2
43 814-3
8 41
23349 2
350 2
540
I 4261)490
52 3477
8 75
26 4083
396 1
50 0
560342-4
9681 0
516
II 2069
168 1
51 2
867 6000
346810
8 47
17 3510
160 )
516
973 278 9
43 0143
9 07
19465-6
292 0
SlO
I 0806090
51 3477
9 55
21 612-2
324 2
52-S
I 217 113 2
61 7643
1004
l4l42-3
3651
53 2
I 412 6346
763477
10 $7
28 2527
423 8
54 0
I 6-42475 7
93014-3
11 04
ll &495
-4927
113-4
1134
151 2
151 2
( ContintJed)
79
lSI HANDBOOK FOR STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS : STRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIO NS
TABLE
1
c..
- -r-x
..
I
x- -
( Continued)
Composed of
Fl.lllnge Angles
Web Plate
Fiance Plates
Weight
per
Metre
Sectional
Area
Mean
Thickness
o(
Flanges
Width
Width
Thickness
Thicknen
A--: B x t
mm
mm
mm
I 250
12-0
ISO
mm
X
ISO
I 250
1250
120
160
16 0
150
ISO
ISO
150
ISO
ISO
r,= r,
mm
mm
mm
mm
kg
cm 2
180
<400
0-0
2772
12-0
3526
377 7
35316
+4916
-481 16
160
I 250
....
180
500
180
180
500
200
-4028
250
-43<42
51316
553 16
3l O
,.ofOO
-478-2
609-16
-460
5284
673-16
54 0
00
2772
353 16
180
390
120
371 -4
-473 16
232
160
200
51316
5531&
272
250
-4028
43-4 2
-473 5
603 16
31 1
362
320
528-4
673 16
..00
591 2
75316
-43 2
Sl l
00
3165
-403 16
180
120
391 8
-49'116
262
ltiO
200
-4170
+421
53116
563 16
302
250
60316
391
320
-473 5
5174
659 16
461
...00
5677
72316
5-4 2
00
3165
-40316
180
120
4107
523 16
2H
160
+42-l
56316
27-4
200
J735
5127
603-16
653 16
31 4
364
5677
72316
-434
6305
80316
51--4
250
320
-400
80
180
260
300
H O
3-42
SECTION B: BEAMS, CHANNELS AND COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS GIRDEkS
TABLE

c..
--t-x
x- -
(Continued)
'l..
1
y
Distance
of
Ext,.: me
Fibre
Gross Moments of
Inertia
-----
Radius
of
Gyration
Modulus
of
Section
Maximum
Allowable
Moment
Maximum
Allowable
'n
z,.
Sh-r
e, .
1.,.
em
cm4
c:m4
c:m
cm3
k&m x 103
lc1 x lOS
62-S
885 7693
9 2520
5 12
14 1723
2126
141 8
63-7
I 268 0153
22 0520
7 01
19 9060
2986
740
21 8203
227]
1) ' \'
6-41
I 398 6785
263187
615
I 530 9826
30 5854
7-72
23 7362
3560
650
I 698 6859
35 9187
8 06
26 133 6
3920
657
I 937 843 1
13 3851
8 <4-4
29 4953
1424
665
2 217 475-9
51 9187
8 78
33 3455
5002
62 5
885 7693
9 2520
5 12
14 172-J
2126
63-7
I 363 5769
34 2520
8 51
21 4062
3211
641
I 526 9058
42 5854
9 11
23 8207
3573
64 5
I 692 2859
so 9187
9 59
26 237 0
3936
65 0
I 90 1 915 1
61 3354
1008
29 2602
4389
65 7
2 200 861 5
75 9187
1062
33 4987
5025
665
2 550 402 6
92 5854
1r 09
38 3519
575-3
625
950 8734
9 6895
4 90
IS 2 140
2282
63-7
r 333 11 9 5
22 4895
6 71
20 928 I
3139
641
I 463 7826
26 7562
7 10
22 8359
3425
6-15
I 596 0868
31 0229
742
24 74SS
371 2
650
I 763 7901
36 3562
7 76.
27 1352
407 0
657
2 002 947 1-
43 8229
815
30 486)
4573
2 282 5801
52 3562
8 51
34 3245
SIH
66
625
950873--4
9 6895
490
IS 21-4 0
2282
637
I 428 681 0
J.4 6895
7 96
22-428)
3364
6-41
I 592 0100
..3 0229
8 74
2-4 8363
3725
6-45
I 757 3901
51 3562
9 23
27 2464
-4087
650
I 967 0193
61 7729
9-72
30 261.3
153-9
657
2 265 9657
76 3562
1028
34 4896
5173
66S
2615 5068
93 0229
1076
39 3309
5900
141 8
1890
1890
( Continued' )
81
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TABLE
XX

1
c.,
(Continued)
tx
)(
e ..
1
v
ComposeG of
Web Plate
Fiance An1ls
Fiance Plates
Weill'lt
per
Met re
Section~!
Area
o(
,....--
Width
Fiances
Thickness
Width
Thickness
A.v, 8 X t
----...
mm
mm
mm
I 600
120
150
I 600
I 600
1600
Mean
Thickness
12 0
120
160
I SO
200
ISO
mm
X
ISO
ISO
200
ISO
cm 2
0 0
10 2
39516
18 0
120
3856
I
491 16
26 0
16 0
-4107
523 16
300
mm
mrn
180
<t<lO
180
500
500
180
82
t~ = tt
kg
mm
18 0
mm
200
-4358
555 16
340
25 0
-467 2
595 16
190
32"0
511 1
65 1 16
460
.400
561--4
7151 6
5-4-0
0 0
3 102
395 16
190
120
-40-4 2
SIS 16
23 2
160
435 8
555 16
272
200
467 2
595 16
3 12
25 0
506 5
6-451 6
362
320
56 14
715 16
432
<400
6242
795 16
51 2
0 0
)668
467 24
180
120
46 1 0
587 24
l68
160
4924
62724
308
200
523 8
66724
348
250
563 0
717 24
)98
320
6 18 0
787 24
46 8
<400
6808
867 24
548
00
3604
459 1 6
180
11-()
4358
5551 6
262
160
-460 9
58716
302
200
4860
61916
342
250
5174
659 16
392
32-()
56 14
71 516
462
400
61 16
77'H6
542
SECTION 8 : BEAMS. CHANNELS AND COt-'POUND SECTIONS USED AS GIRDERS
1c..
TABLE
XX

-+
(Continued)
f,.
Oistal\c.e
of
Extreme
Fibre
Gross Moments of
Inertia
Rad ius
of
Gyration
Modulus
of
Section
Maximum
Allowable
Moment
Maximum
Allowable
Shear
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1..
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'H
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em
cm 4
cmi
em
cmJ
kc-m Y 103
kp 103
800
I 575 5<426
9 2571
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196943
2954
181 4
81 2
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22 0571
670
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81 6
2 4 11 235 8
26 323 8
7 -09
29 5495
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820
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742
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480 2
825
2 895 9592
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832
l 280 3S24
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6657
800
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820
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83
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TABLE
XX

1
c,,
(Continued)
- tx
..
x--
'I
-
C:omposacl of
Web Plate
Flans Anslu
Plana Plat..
Wel1ht
per
Metre
Sectional
Area
Hun
Thickness
of
Flan1es
Width
Thickness
Width
Thlckneu
Ax 8 x t
mm
mm
mm
I 600
160
ISO
mm
X
ISO
800
800
160
120
120
200
200
100
,.(
200
100
100
)(
tr
tt
mm
mm
mm
kJ
t ml!
180
500
00
3604
45916
18 0
120
45-46
57916
23 4
160
-4860
619 16
274
1600
180
500
150
150
550
84
mm
200
5174
65916
31 4
150
5567
70916
364
320
611 6
77916
434
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6744
859-16
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00
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120
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250
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400
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9) 124
550
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244
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284
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250
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362
320
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400
555 1
707 12
51 2
SECTION 8 : SEAMS. CHANNELS AND C OMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS G IRDERS
TABLE XX PLATE AND ANGLE GIRDERS

( Continued )
G ross Moments
Distance
of
Inertia
of
Extreme
Radius
Modulus
Maximum
Maximum
of
of
Allowable
Gyration
Section
Allowa.blll!!
Mome nt
Shear
Fibre
Z.,
em
em
k1-m x 103
80 0
17120759
9 701 5
4 60
21 4009
321 0
8 12
2 491 6SJ.5
34 701 5
7-H
)0 6854
4603
81 6
1 756 692-4
43 0348
8-H
33 783 .()
5067
810
3 014 Hl b
Sl 3682
8 83
36 882 2
5531
815
3 361596-7
61 7848
9 -Jl
40 7S8-7
6 1 14
832
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76 368-2
9 90
46 191 0
692 -9
84 0
4 402 2092
93 034-8
1041
52407-3
786 1
800
2 079 63 I I
21 7185
6 39
25 995-4
389-9
81 2
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467 185
8 47
35 211 -9
5282
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7591
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400
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180.0
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19 691 -9
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1229
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400
296 6368
17 371 1
8-~
4 12
514 2362
506461
11 26
4 16
589 651 0
61 7378
42 0
666 5302
425
7 4159
111 2
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1872
11 80
14 174 3
2126
728295
12-23
158698
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764 709-8
86 6941
12-65
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2&9-9
43 2
906 094-3
106 1045
13-09
2097H
3146
440
I 073 383 5
118 2878
13 -47
l i 3951
3659
85
241 9
241 9
907
907
TABLE
'
XX

c..
- ~X
x-
(Continued)
..
1
~
Composed of
Width
Width
Thickness
mm
mm
800
160
200
160
t,=tt
200
mm
X
100
100
mm
X
mm
mm
kc
cmt
mm
soo
ISO
00
ll-4-8
120
160
20;0
3290
3604
29912
41911
<t591 l
49912
125
145
sso
ISO
I 000
120
200
200
100
100
ISO
500
sso
150
5-4912
375
3lO
-400
4860
5-488
61912
445
699 12
525
00
120
23-t 8
29912
11 3
338-4
373 0
<431 12
..75 12
4075
23 3
l7l
31 3
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320
i507
511 1
400
5802
519 12
57H2
651 12
739 12
00
2285
291 12
124
120
160
322-7
3541
-tl 1 12
244
-451 11
2.84
200
250
38SS
o42o4 8
491 12
541 12
32-4
374
320
400
4797
611 12
691 12
00
2285
3321
120
160
200
250
86
2.85
32 5
250
250
120
Mean
Thick MIS
of
Flana
391 8
4lld
160
200
I 000
Area
Thickneu
Ax Bx t
1nm
800
Sectional
flan1e Platu
Flan1 AnJI
Web Plate
Weight
per
Metre
S42S
3667
401 2
4444
43-l
51 3
.......
52-4
291 12
11 2
423-12
46712
232
271
511-12
56612
31 2
362
320
5048
64)-12
4ll
-400
5739
73Hl
Sf l
TABLE
Ic..
--~x
l(--
XX

(Continued )
..
1
~
Distance
of
Grou Moments of
Inertia
Extrm
Plbre
ltadlua
Modulus
of
of
Gyration
Section
Maximum
Allowable
Moment
Maximum
Allowable
Shear
exx
lu
lyy
,~,
Zn
em
em
em
em
cm3
400
313703 -S
17'n63
7-74
78<42-6
117-6
41 2
Sll 521 1
42 9263
10 12
12415-6
1862
41 6
5800800
51 259-6
1057
I J 9442
2092
420
6-49 9701
59 5930
1093
IS 4755
2321
42-S
739 2243
700096
I I 29
17393-5
260-9
k1 m x
103
43-2
867 7558
84593 -0
11 69
' 20 0869
301 3
440
I 019 8368
101 2596
1103
13 178-1
347-7
400
313 703-S
17 926-3
714
78<426
1176
41 2
53 1 302-9
Sl 2013
1090
12895-7
193-4
41 6
606 7177
62 293 -0
11 45
14 58<46
218-8
410
683 5968
73 38<46
11 89
16 276 1
244 1
425
1a1 n6--4
87 2492
1233
183947
275 -9
43 2
923 161 0
106 6596
11-80
21 369-5
3205
440
I 090 4501
128 MlO
1320
2-4 7830
371 7
500
491 847 1
17 3740
7 -73
9 836-9
1-476
51 2
7<19 1047
423740
1015
IS 6075
23-41
51 6
904 783 6
50 7074
1060
17 SJ.4-6
263 0
520
I 012 1138
59 040-7
1096
19 463 7
2920
525
I 1<48 6179
69 457 4
ll l l
11 878-4
318-1
53 2
I 344 1394
840407
11 73
2S 2658
3790
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I 573 9804
1007074
1207
29 1478
4)72
500
4918<47 1
17 374-0
7 73
'8369
1-476
51 1
819 8305
506-490
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16 2076
243 1
51 6
946 on-3
61 740-7
11 50
2750
I 06-4 1404
72 8324
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18 3348
520
~0 4642
3070
3469
S2S
I 21-41950
86 6969
11-38
1)129-4
53 2
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106 1074
128-4
26 867-8
403 0
S-40
I 682 193 8
1282907
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31 151 7
4673
k,x 103
121 -0
111 0
1134
113 4
( Continued )
87
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c..
.t
( Continued )
~1
y
Composed of
...... Anti
Web Plate
flant Plat
Welaht
per
Metre
Sectional
Area
Mean
Thickne~s
of
Flan,..
Width
Width
Thickness
Thlcknftl
Ax8xt
mm
mm
mm
I 000
160
200
I 000
llSO
I 250
160
120
120
200
200
200
mm
X
)(
)(
100
100
100
100
"""
mm
150
500
150
150
150
550
500
550
cmt
~ - r,
mm
k&
mm
00
2599
331 12
125
120
3S4 1
i51 12
245
160
385-5
491 12
285
200
4!6lJ
53112
32-5
250
4562
58112
375
320
SJ I I
651 12
44-S
400
5739
731 12
52-S
00
2599
331 12
ll l
120
36H
463 12
2H
160
39tH
50712
27-l
200
4326
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ll l
250
4758
606 12
llO
5)62
683 12
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43-J
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nt ll
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251-1
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tZO
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324
250
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57112
37 -4
320
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497 12
272
4148
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32-0
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59612
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5284
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761 12
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160
200
S6CTION B: BEAMS, CHANNELS AND COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS GIRDERS

( Continued )
Pistan~e
Gross Momen\s oC
of
Extreme
fibre
Inertia
Radhas
of
Gyration
Modulus
of
Section
Maximum
Allowable
Moment
Maximum
Allowable
Shear
t!ZJl
lu
In
r ~Y
z..
em
un'
tm~
UTI
cmJ
k&m x 103
kgx 103
SOO
525 1804
17 933 1
736
10 503 6
1576
151 2
51 2
832 4380
<f2933 1
976
16 2S86
2439
51 6
938 1170
51 2665
1022
18 1806
272 7
520
I 045 +471
59 5998
1059
20 1048
301 6
525
I 181 951 3
70 016 5
1096
ll 5134
B7 7
532
I 377 472-7
8<f 5998
11 40
25 892 3
3884
~ -0
I 607 3138
101 2665
11 77
. 19 765 1
4465
500
525 1804
17 933- 1
736
10 503 6
157 6
51 2
863 163 8
51 208 1
10 52
16 858 7
2529
51 6
9794 106
62 2998
11 08
18 9808
28-47
520
I 097 473 8
73 391 5
II '54
21 1053
3166
525
I 247 628 4
87 2560
12-00
23 76--H
1565
53 2
I 462 7019
106 6665
12-50
27 4944
412 4
540
I 715 5271
128 8498
129J
31 7690
4765
625
818 2999
17 3776
736
13 092 8
196 4
637
I 296 1075
423n6
9BO
20 347 I
3052
6-4 1
I 459 436 5
50 711 0
1027
22 768 I
34 15
645
162<48166
590-443
1064
25 191 0
377 9
650
I 834 +45 8
69<461 0
11 03
28122 2
423 3
65 7
2 133 3922
84 0443
11 <45
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4871
665
2<482 933 3
100 711 0
11 82
37 3373
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625
8181999
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3165
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72 8360
11 60
26 +41 <4
396 6
650
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86 7005
1206
29 7855
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657
2 26-4 901 4
106 111 0
12-56
31473 4
5171
665
2 649 3966
128 2943
1298
39 8406
5976
1512
1418
1418
( (onlttlwcf)
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TABLE
XX
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1
c
-~X
(Continued)
..
1
~
"
CO"'JNKM of
Web Plate
flant Anti..
Plante Plat..
Wei1hc
per
Metre
Sectional
Area
t,= tt
mm
---"'"\
Width
ThlckMtt
Width
Thicknest
Ax ! x t
mm
mm
mm
llSO
160
200
1150
1600
1600
160
110
120
200
200
lOO
mm
)(
100
100
100
ISO
Meatt
Thickness
of
Flanaes
mm
mm
mm
kg
cm2
ISO
500
0 0
291 3
37 1-12
125
120
3855
491 12
24-5
160
4169
531 12
285
200
+483
571 12
325
250
4876
621 12
375
320
5425
69fl 2
44-S
400
605-l
n1 -12
Sl5
0 0
291 3
371 12
11 3
120
39<49
SOl-12
2H
160
4295
547 12
273
200
46-40
591 12
31 3
lSO
5072
646 12
363
320
5676
723 12
43 3
4()-()
6367
8 11 12
51 3
150
ISO
180
sso
soo
soo
0 0
2850
363 12
124
110
3792
4831 1
244
160
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523 12
284
200
442-0
563 12
324
lSO
481 3
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374
320
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683-12
44-4
400
599-0
763 12
SH
0 0
3384
431 -04
148
120
432-6
551 04
268
160
46-40
591 04
30-8
20-0
495-4
63 1-04
34-8
15-0
534-6
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398
320
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75 1-04
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400
652-4
831 04
548
SlCTION 8 : aEAMS, CHANNELS AND COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS GIRDERS
TABLE
1c,.
- --~
XX PLATE
AND ANGLE GIRDERS

( Continued )
f,.
...L
y
Dlata~
Groas Moments of
IMrtla
of
ltreme
Fibre
Radius
of
Gyratlo"
Modulua
of
s.ctlon
Hulmum
Allowable
Moment
Maximum
Allowable
Shear
eu
lu
,,
r,,
Zn:
em
emf
(1ft.
em
em
kJtft X lOS
ka x 10'
119.0
625
183..04-1
17 941 7
2120
I 361 211-7
42941 7
695
9-lS
14 13<45
63-7
21 369 1
3205
641
I S24 S406
51 2750
913
23 7831
3561
645
I 689 9208
59 601J
1022
26 2003
39]0
650
I 899 5-499
700250
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2-9lll8
4314
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11 06
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501 -9
665
2 s-48 037 4
1012750
11-46
18 316-4
574-7
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17t41 7
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I 770 5724
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812
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1511
5630
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801 9
1518
(Conti~)
91
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TABLE
XX

1
c..
-+-X
..
x--
(Continued)
Composed of
Web Pl&te
Wei1ht
per
lllan1 Plate&
Flan1e Antles
Sectional
Area
Metre
Mun
Thickness
or
FlutM
Width
Thickness
Width
Thlckneu
Ax OJC t
W'
mm
mm
mm
I 600
120
200
I 600
I 600
120
16 0
200
200
mm
X
100
ISO
100
4..,f1
mm
mm.
mm
k'
cm 2
mm
ISO
sso
0 0
2850
363 1:z
11 2
120
3887
495 12
232
160
42).2
539 12
272
. 200
4577
583-12
)1 2
25 0
5009
63812
)62
320
561 4
715 12
43 2
400
6304
803 12
51 2
00
338i
431 04
us
120
4420
563 04
25:5
160
4765
607 04
195
200
5 111
65104
))'$
250
5542
70604
)8S
320
6147
78304
4S.S
400
683-8
871 04
535
00
))53
427 12
125
120
4295
54712
245
160
4609
587 12
285
200
4923
62712
llS
250
531 5
677 12
375
l20
5865
74712
+4-5
400
6493
82712
52S
180
150
550
soo
92

T
c..
-t-~
~
(Continued)
..
I
l_
y
Distance
of
Extreme
Fibre
Gross Moments of
Inertia
Radius
of
Gyration
Modulus
of
Section
Maximum
Allowable
Moment
Maximum
Allowable
Shear
err
1,..
l yy
f~y
Zu
em
em
em"
em
c:m3
k& m X 10'
k& X I~
800
I 4-46 0119
17381-7
692
180753
2711
158 8
812
2 303 5573
so 6577
1012
28 3689
425 5
81 6
2595 1001
61 7493
1070
31802-7
4770
820
2 889 5153
72 841 1
1118
35 j,J80
5286
82. 5
3 161 5948
86 70S(,
1166
. 39 5345
scn.o
83 2
3 790 135-<4
106 1160
12 18
-45 55-45
683 3
&4-0
4 405 1686
128 2993
1264
52 442 5
7866
800
1 800662-2
20 9405
6-97
22 5083
337 6
81 2
2 658 197 6
5 I l<fs-5
954
32 7364
4910
81 6
2 949 7404
65 307 2
1037
36 148 8
5422
82 0
3 244 155 5
76 3988
1083
39562-9
593 4
825
3 616 2351
9026H
11 31
-43 833 2
657 5
8J.2
4 I H 7757
109 673 8
11 83
-498170
747 3
840
-4 n98089
1318572
1230
56 6644
8500
800
I 582 5553
17953-6
6 48
19 781 9
2967
812
2 362 1329
429SH
8 &6
19 0903
-4364
816
2 627 171 8
51 2869
9 35
32195-7
4&2-9
820
2 894 8219
59 6203
9-75
35302-7
5295
82-5
3 233 0761
70 0369
1017
39 1888
5878
832
3 713 5675
&46203
1064
44 6342
6695
aof.o
4 272 6886
101 2869
11 07
so 865-3
7630
1588
211 7
( Con ti nued )
9l
TABLE
Tl
XX

xt
(Continued)
Wlclth
flana Plat
Width
Thlckn
mm
mm
1600
160
200
1600
1600
16 0
160
200
200
mm
n.m
X
)(
ISO
100
ISO
tc=tt
18 0
150
180
Metr'e
Sectional
Thicknen
Ax &x t
mm
Mean
Thlckn
W-'1ht
.............
Web Plate
.,...
,.,.
Compo-..1 of
,...,....
of
mm
mm
k&
(m2
mm
soc
0 0
3886
49504
IS -O
120
4828
61504
270
160
Sl42
65504
310
200
5456
69504
350
550
550
25-0
5849
74504
400
-320
6398
8 1504
470
<400
7026
89504
SSO
0 0
3353
427 12
11 3
llO
4389
559-12
2H
160
4734
603 12
27 3
200
5080
647 12
31 3
250
551 2
702 11
36-3
310
611 6
77911
4H
400
6807
86711
51 3
0 0
3886
4950o4
IJ 6
120
4921
62704
256
160
5268
67H>4
296
200
5613
7 15 0o4
33 6
250
6045
17004
386
32 0
664-9
&47 o-4
456
400
7340
'13504
5]6
SECTION 8 : BEAMS, CHANNELS AND COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS GIRDERS
TABLE

~...
-tx
( Continued )
f )Q(
1
y
Distance
of
Extreme
fibre
Gross Moments of
Inertia
Radius
of
Gyration
Modulus
of
S~tlon
Maximum
Allowable
Moment
Maximum
Allowable
Shear
Zn
ksm x 103
kfx l..
211 7
e".
'""
'n
f yy
em
em
em
em
em'
800
I 937 i955
21 6+4)
3632
466+43
S49n.6
334578
501 9
11 6
2 716 nH
2 ,., 812-1
661
871
242149
81 2
9 16
36 541 8
820
3 249 4622
6) 3109
954
396276
5481
5944
6SH
825
3 5877164
731276
995
43<4875
832
4068 2078
88 3109
1041
488967
7335
&40
4 627 3289
to49n6
1083
ss 0872
8263
100
I 582 555-3
17953 &
648
19 781 9
2967
11 2
2+400906
51 2286
H7
30 0504
4508
11 6
2 731 6334
623203
334759
SON
820
3 0260486
73 411 9
10 16
1065
36 903 0
553-5
11 15
41 1894
6178
12-5
3 )98 1282
87 2765
132
3 926 6687
106 6869
11 70
47 195-5
7079
54 0679
811 0
140
.. 541 701 9
128 8703
12-19
800
11 2
I 937 195-5
2 1 64H
661
242149
3632
27947309
54 9193
936
344179
Sl6l
378220
567-l
412279
618-4
45488 1
11 6
3 0862737
660109
820
3 3806889
77 1026
9 92
10)8
115
3 7517615
909671
1087
832
4281 3090
110 3776
11 42
51 4580
681-l
771 9
Ill 5609
11 91
Sll898
8743
140
4196 3412
211-7
2117
Note I - The properties a lven In this Table art bas~ on the cross area of the section.
Note l - The mean thickness of ftanctl is computed accordina to Note l tn Table II of IS : 800-1956.
Note J - The maJCtmum allowable moment 11 computed on the buts of t he allowable straa specified in 9.2.1 of IS : 100-1956 and
aros
modulu' of lectlon ( Z,. ) &lvtn In this Table.

Note 4 - The maximum allowable shear is computed on the buts of the allowable shr strtts specified in t.).land the effective
aectlonal ~rea defined in 20.6.1.2 of IS : 800-1956.
95
lSI HA NDBOO K FOR STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS : STRUCTURAl STEF.L SECTIONS
TABLE XXI PLATE- AND ANGLE GIRDERS
x+- -x
(WITHOUT FLANGE PLATES)
Wti1 ht
Composed of
per
Web Plate
Flan1e Anales
Sectional
Aru
Metr e
T
c ..
Mean
Thickness
of
Distance
of
Flanaes
Extreme
Fibre
mm
em
100
400
17 11
156 12
17036
19612
21 8 36
17612
1,0 3~
2 16 12
. 23836
100
120
10 0
ISO x ISO x 120
138 3
1-49 ...
16~ 7
187-1
IOOx
IOO x
ISO x
ISOx
1579
169 1
189 3
2067
201 12
21536
100
120
241 12
100
120
1851
196 5
2168
236 12
25036
276 1l
29836
391 10
~
W idth Thick-
ness
rnm
mm
800
10 0
mm
mm
mm
IOO x IOOx 100

100 ')( IOI)x 110
ISO ..c ISOx 100
ISO x ISOx 120
I 000
10 0
IOO x IOO x 100

100 ..< 100:-- 12-'b
ISO x ISOx 100

I 250
I 600
800
I 000
I 2SO
I 600
100
100
10 0
100
100
100
IOQx 100
IOO x 120
ISOx 100
ISO x 120
IOO x IOOx 100
1226
1337
IS4 0
263 36
120
100
12 0
500
120
100
12 0
615
800
IOOx IOOx llO

ISO x 150x 100
ISO x I SOx 120
ISO x ISOx ISO
307 1
ISOx IISx 100

150 x 115 x 12-\l
1429
18208
100
1582
201 52
120
lOC
h IOOx ISO
197 1
251 12
150
I SO x IISx 100
ISOx IISx 120
1586
2128
100
120
ISO
500
200 x IOO x 150
20208
22152
17 1 12
I SO x II Sx 100
1783
19 3 -S
200 x IOOx 150
2325
22708
24652
296 12
100
12.0
150
62 5
ISO x II Sx 120
ISO x I IS x 100
205-7
800
221 0
2599
262-oa
28 152
331 12
100
I SOx IIS x 120

200x IOOx 150
2H l
173-9
96
100
120
IS-O
120
150
400
TABLE XXI PLATE AND ANGLE GIRDERS

(WITHOUT FLANGE PLATES)
T
c
xi-
--)(
..
I
!..
Gross Moments of
Inertia
Modulus of
Section
Maximum
Allowable
Moment
Maximum
Allowable
Shear
1'1Y
z...
em
cm3
kg-m x 1()3
kg x lOS
756
Radius of
Gyration
r...
lyy
em~
cm 4
1-484862
167 7330
195 1<466
223 5309
I 5638
J.l.6
3 7122
I 891 6
-49108
5 927 1
l-33
'4173-3
500
5 21
48787
5 5883
557
62'9
732
838
253 337 2
284 4467
330 8923
377 2653
I 5655
I 893 2
.. 9125
s 9288
298
3 _1 s
4 17
4 99
5 0667
5 6889
66178
7 S-453
760
853
99)
113 2
945
.of3H03 5
484 3462
.561 8269
636 9409
I 5676
I 895-3
4914-6
5 9309
2 79
2 97
451
4 75
6 9505
7 7-495
8 9892
10 191 1
10.4-3
1162
1348
1529
1181
795 2344
879 0196
I 013 -'473 5
I 1-40 500 7
I 633 6864
I 5705
I 8982
Hl75
s 933-8
17 0996
2 58
2-75
4 22
4 46
661
99...04
109877
12 6684
14 2563
20421 1
149 1
1648
1900
2138
3063
1512
184 9508
211 3~ 2
288 IOJ.S
34250
.. 1114
8 27-47
4 34
4 52
5 74
'4 623 8
75-6
7202-6
69.of
792
1080
311 7322
354 2957
"'175 1804
3 4267
4 1191
8 2763
Hl
6 23-46
7 0859
'503 6
93 5
1063
1-426
945
527 5 126
595 8001
785 7479
3 4288
389
409
529
8 +402
1266
1...00
1886
1181
9 5328
12572-0
362
38)
SOO
II 882' 2
13 31J.S
17221 9
1782
1997
:ZS83
ISIl
950 572-2
I 065 0792
I 377 7553
4 121 2
8 2784
3431 7
-412-41
8281 3
s 2827
4-31
552
Note I -The pro~rties &iven In this Table are based on the &ross area of the section.
Note 2 - The mean thickness of flan&es' is computed accordin& to Note 2 in Table II of IS : 8001956.
Note 3 - The maximum allowable mo.ment is computed on the basi's of the allowa.b le stress specified in t.l. l or IS : 800-1956
:and gros.s modulus or section ( z . ) &iven in this Table.
Note -4- The maximum ailow;able shear is computed on the buis of the allowable shear stress specified-in 9.1.1 and the decthe
sectional area defined in 20.6.2.2 of JS: 80().1956.
97
c:l
TABLE XXII PROPERTIES OF TWO

ANGLES BACK TO BACK
EQUAL ANGLES
1..
y
Desltnation
Size of
Weicht
per
Metre
Sectional
Euh Ancle
Area
Moment
of
Inertia
Modulus
of
Section
Ax 8
1,..
Zn
f :r:r
em~
em
cm3
em
mm mm
ISA 5050
ISA 5555
ISA 60'0
ISA 6565
ISA 7070
so . .-. so
SSz SS
60 ~ 60
65 i( 65
70 :-. 70
Thickness
mm
30
~6
5-90
13-8
J.8
153
-40
6 0
7-76
181
SO
15)
SO
7 6
9 58
220
6 2
152
6 0
90
11 36
2S8
72
ISI
so
8 2
1054
294
14
167
60
9 8
12-52
346
8 8
166
8 0
128
1636
440
11 4
164
10 0
15-8
20().4
SH
140
162
S-0
'1 0
1150
384
8 8
182
6 0
108
13-68
45-2
104
182
8 0
140
1792
580
13 6
180
100
172
2200
696
168
178
5 0
9 8
12-50
494
!04
199
6 0
116
1488
582
124
198
8 0
154
1952
K8
161
196
100
18 8
2400
900
198
194
106
1354
622
122
2 15
126
16 12
73-6
146
2 14
SO
6 0
ISA 7575
ISA
eo80
7S x 7S
IOx80
kc
Radius
of
Gyrztlon
8 0
16 6
211 6
9H
190
2 12
100
204
2604
1144
2H
21 0
SO
114
145<4
77<4
142
1 31
60
13-6
1732
91 4
168
230
8-0
178
2276
1180
220
2 28
100
220
28().4
1428
270
2 26
6 0
146
1858
1120
192
246
8 0
19 2
2442
1450
lS2
244
100
23 6
3010
1754
310
241
120
280
3561
1038
)66
H9
98
SECTION IB : BEAMS, CHANNELS AND COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS GIRDERS
c~
X--

ANGLES BACK TO BACK
X
EOUAL ANGLES
~~
y
Dlsunce of
Centre of
Gravity
Radii of Gyration About y.y AJCis, in em

Distance, lack to Back of An1les, In em
18
22
2 69
2-8&
257
2 -74
2-9 1
2 60
2 76
z,c)j
2 63
2-79
2 96
00
0 6
10
14
132
2 02
2 22
.l-38
2-53
137
2-06
2 26
2-42
141
2-07
228
2-44
145
209
2 31
246
'~ r
Desisnadon
em
153
226
248
263
279
2 95
3 12
157
:? 28
2 50
2-65
2 81
2 98
l -14
1'5
2 33
2 55
2-70
287
3 03
3-20
172
2 36
2 59
2 75
2 91 '
308
3-30
1-65
2 46
2 67
2 82
2 98
3 14
3-30
169
218
2-70
2 85
3 00
3 16
33l
177
252
2-74
289
306
322
339
185
2 57
2 79
2 95
3 -II
3-28
344
177
266
2-87
3 02
3 17
3 33
3 49
I 81
2 68
289
3 04
) 20
3 35
352
189
2-72
2 94
3-09
3 25
3-41
3 -57
197
2-76
2 98
314
3-30
3-46
36l
189
2 86
3-06
3 -21
3 36
3:i2
3-68
194
2 88
3 10
324
340
3 55
372
2-02
293
3 14
329
345
3-61
377
2 10
2 97
319
3 3-4
3 50
3 -66
382
2 02
3-07
327
3-42
) 57
3-n
3-88
2 06
308
3-29
) 14
3 59
375
3-91
2 14
312
334
349
364
3 80
3-96
2 22
3 17
338
354
369
3 85
401
218
328
3 49
3-63
379
3 94
4 10
227
3 33
J S-4
369
384
-400
-4 16
ll4
336
3 58
3-73
3-88
-404
4 20
242
3 40
ua.
377
l 9J
4 09
426
ISA 5050
ISA SSSS
ISA 6060
ISA 6S6S
ISA 7070
ISA 7STS
ISA 808-0
( Cont-inued)
99
lSI HAN DBOOK FOR STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS : STRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIONS

ANGLES- BACK TO BACK
- --.f-)(
X--
( Continued)
EQUAL ANGLES
Desi1natlon
Size of
Each Ant'
Thlckneu
Ax 8
ISA 9090
15A 100100
ISA IlOilO
ISA IlOilO
ISA 150150
ISA 200100
Weiaht
per
Metre
Sectional
Area
Moment
Radi uc
Iner t ia
Mod u lus
of
Section
of
Gyration
t,.,.
Zn:
'n
of
mm mm
mm
kg
cm2
cm 4
cm3
em
90 :.: 90
6 0
16 -4
2094
1602
24 4
'1.77
8 0
2 16
2758
2084
320
HS
100
268
H 06
253-4
lq6
Hl
120
3 16
-40 38
1958
~66
2 71
60
181
23].4
2226
30 4
309
8 0
212
3078
2902
400
307
1'00
29 8
3806
3540
194
305
120
354
151 8
4 1-40
58 4
3-03
8 0
26 8
H 04
390 0
48 8
HS
10 0
38 0
42 12
4768
60 2
3-36
110
392
50 04
5592
7 1 -4
3-3+
150
484
61 62
6748
87i
HI
8 0
31 8
10 +4
6566
690
40)
100
)94
5012
805-4
85 4
101
120
168
5964
947-6
10 11
l-99
150
578
73-62
I 1492
1246
HS
100
456
58 '06
I 24-48
11 ) 8
4-63
120
544
6918
I 4708
1354
461
150
672
8S.S6
I 7936
1670
458
180
798
101 58
2 0978
1974
4S4
120
73-2
9322
3 5778
244-4
6 20
ISO
908
115-60
4 3954
3028
6 1 7
180
1080
137 62
s 1774
1598
6 11
250
1472
18760
6872-6
'1866
605
100 >< 100
110 ~ 110
l30 x 130
I SO X ISO
200 x 200
100
SECTION B: BEAMS. CHANNELS AND COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS GIRDERS
...----c-.:1

ANGLES BACK TO BACK
-,__f X
X- -
( Continued )
EQ UAL ANGLES
Radii of G yration About y.y Ax is, In em
Distance of
Centre of
G ravity
Desiznation
Distance , Back to Back of An1tes, In em

0 0
06
10
14
18
l l
242
3-68
3-88
<402
4 17
431
4<48
251
3-72
3-93
408
423
4 38
45-4
259
376
397
4 12
417
4 43
4 59
266
379
401
4 16
431
4 47
463
267
408
428
443
451
4 72
4-87
276
4 13
433
448
463
478
493
284
4 17
438
452
467
4-83
498
2-92
420
441
456
471
481
502
300
452
4-73
4 87
501
5 16
531
308
4-56
4 77
4-9 1
506
521
S-37
3-16
460
481
496
5 11
526
541
3 27
465
487
5 02
5 17
532
548
350
534
554
5-68
582
5 97
6 12
358
537
558
5-72
586
601
6 16
3-66
541
5-62
576
591
606
621
378
546
567
582
597
6 12
6 27
406
6 15
636
6 50
664
6 78
693
-4-14
620
6-40
654
668
6 83
698
4 26
6 25
6-46
6:60
675
690
705
438
631
652
6 67
682
6-97
7 12
536
8 19
8 39
8 -53
8 67
8 -81
896
549
8 26
8 46
860
8 74
8 88
902
5-61
8 31
852
866
880
8 94
9 09
588
$ 65
8 19
8 94
9 09
914
c_.
em
ISA 9090
ISA 100100
ISA 110110
ISA IlOilO
ISA 150150
ISA 100100
(Continued)
101
lSI HANDBOOK FOR STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS ; STRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIONS

ANGLES BACK TO BACK
--.-x
i
( Continued )
UN EQUAL AN GLES ( LONGER LEGS BACK TO BACK )
Oesign~tion
Siz~ of
Each A ngle
Tllickn~ss
Ax 8
ISA 6S<IS
ISA 7045
ISA 7550
ISA 8050
ISA 9060
ISA 10065
ISA 10075
Weight
rer
Met re
Sect ional
A r ea
." 1oment
of
Iner tia
Modulus
of
Section
G yra tion
lu
Z ._
r,.x
Ra diu1
of
mm m m
mm
k,
cm2
cm 4
em~
em
65 -. 45
50
82
1052
+t-2
10-0
205
70 x 45
75 ,.
so
80 "( so
90 >< 60
100J< 65
100-K 75
6 0
9 8
12 50
520
11 8
2 04
8 0
128
1634
664
IS 4
102
50
8 6
11 -04
54 -4
11 4
222
60
Jl)-4
13 12
64 0
13 6
2 21
80
IH
17 16
82 0
17-8
2 19
100
16 6
21 04
986
218
2 16
50
9 4
1204
682
13 -i
2 38
60
II 2
1432
806
16 0
2 -37
80
14 8
1876
103 6
20 8
2 35
100
180
23-04
12i6
25-4
233
s-o
9 8
125-4
8 12
IS 0
2 55
60
11 8
1-492
960
180
2 54
8 0
154
1956
123-8
23-4
2 52
100
18 8
240-4
; 49 4
288
249
6 0
tJ 6
17 30
14 12
B -0
2 8!)
8 0
17 8
22 74
183 0
30 2
2 84
10-0
22 0
28 02
221 8
37 2
2 -81
12 -0
26 0
33 -14
258 2
440
2-79
6 0
150
19 10
19) 4
284
3 18
80
19 8
25 !4
251 8
374
3 -16
100
24 4
31 02
3064
46 2
3 14
6 0
16 0
20 28
2018
288
3 15
8 0
2 10
2672
2632
382
3 1-i
10-0
260
33 00
3208
472
3 12
12 0
30 8
39 12
3750
558
3 10
102
SECTION B : BEAMS. CHANNEL S AND COMPOUN D SECTIONS USED AS GIRDERS
C xx l

ANGLES BACK TO BACK
l......-----. _____ l_j_
X -------..-
f- -
( Cont in ued )
UNEQUAL ANGLES (LONGER LEGS BACK TO BACK)
Radii of Gyra tion About y, Y Axis, in em
Distanc~
of
Centre o f
Gravity
'"
_.....__
Distance, Back to Back o f Angles , in em
Designation
-------
0 0
06
10
....
I 8
22
em
207
167
188
2 OJ
2 19
2)6
2 53
2 11
169
191
2 06
}.22
239
256
2 19
1-73
I 95
2 11
228
244
162
227
164
184
I 99
2 IS
231
248
1-32
166
I 87
2 02
2 18
2-35
2-5 2
l -40
16'1
I '1 1
2 07
223
2"10
251!
2-64
2 48
174
196
2 12
2 29
2"16
239
184
2 04
2 19
234
250
267
2 44
18 5
206
221
2.37
2 53
2 70
2-52
189
1 11
2 26
2 42
2 59
2-76
HO
193
2 16
2 31
2 48
2-65
2-82
2-60
I 79
199
2 14
2 3(,
246
2 62
264
I 81
2 02
2 16
232
2 48
HS
HI
2-73
185
206
2 22
2 38
2 54
281
I 89
2 11
2 27
2 -4 3
260
277
2-87
2 20
2 40
2 55
2 70
2 86
3-02
2 96
224
245
1 60
2-76
2-92
308
304
228
249
1 64
HO
2 97
3 13
3 12
2 32
2 54
2 70
2 86
302
3 19
3 19
236
2 55
2 10
2 85
J.OO
3 16
J.28
240
2 60
2-75
2-90
3-06
322
337
2 43
2-64
2 79
2-95
311
3-17
301
2-82
3-01
3 16
J-31
346
3-62
3 10
2 87
3-07
3 22
3-37
351
3-68
3 19
2-91
3 12
327
341
3-58
327
2-95
3 16
3 31
347
H3
3-74
3-79
ISA 6545
ISA 7045
ISA 7550
ISA 8050
ISA 9060
ISA 10065
ISA 10075
( Continued )
103
lSI HANDBOOK FO~ STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS HRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIONS

ANGLES BACK TO BACK
I r- -tx
X-
( Continued)
UNEQUAL ANGLES (
Desl1natlon
Size of
Each Anal
LONG~R
Thickness
Ax a
ISA 11575
ISA 12595
ISA 15075
ISA 150115
ISA 200100
ISA 200150
LEGS BACK TO BACK)
WeiJht
per
Metre
Sectional
Area
c~
'"' ....
y
Moment
of
Inertia
Modulus
Radius
of
of
Section
Gyration
Zu,
r.zr
em~
em
mm mm
mm
k&
\.1112
'"'
em
12S x 75
6 0
184
23 32
375-6
.......
4-01
8 0
l-41
3076
491 0
588
400
100
298
3804
6006
72-6
3-97
6 0
202
25-72
406 4
462
397
80.
26-6
33-96
5320
612
3-96
100
330
..2 0-4
651 6
756
3-94
120
392
49-96
7652
896
HI
8 0
27 ..
3.. 84
814-4
8H
-48)
100
)) 8
..3-12
9982
1032
481
120
402
51 2-i
I 1740
1224
H9
8 0
32
4116
931 4
884
476
100
400
51 04
I 1466
1098
474
120
476
6076
I JSJ.O
1306
4-72
150
590
7504
I 6470
1608
469
100
456
5806
2 4200
185-6
646
120
54
691 8
2 8634
2212
64)
150
672
8556
3501 0
2730
6 40
1100
5~-..
6800
2 7558
1966
6-37
120
636
81 12
3 2698
2348
635
I 50
788
10050
.. 011 2
2908
6 )2
180
938
11952
4 7188
3450
6 28
12S x 95
I SO x 75
150x liS
200x 100
200x ISO
104
SECTION B : BEAMS, CHANNELS AND COMPOUND SECTIONS USE D AS GIRDERS
.---...,v..--_C_,x_1

ANGLES BACK TO BACK
( Continued )
UNEQUAL ANGLES ( LONGER LEGS BACK TO BACK )
lbdll of Gyration About y.y Axis, In em
Distance of
Centre of
Gravity
..........
Distance, Back to Back of An1les, in em
0 0
06
10
14
18
22
-405
1(,4
1 83
1-97
3 11
3 26
3 41
41 5
2-68
288
301
3-17
3-ll
348
4-2<4
272
291
307
322
l-37
3-S3
3-70
).59
3-78
3-92
-4 06
. 4-20
43S
J.SO
3-63
Hl
3-97
<4 II
426
HI
388
3-67
387
401
416
HI
<4 46
3-96
HO
HI
4-05
420
<436
-4 5 I
523
2-52
2-72
2-86
300
315
3-JI
5-32
2-56
276
290
305
3-20
3J6
5<4 1
260
180
295
3-10
325
3 -42
446
437
4-56
<469
<481
498
514
4 55
4<41
461
475
489
'5 03
518
46<4
445
465
4 79
<493
508
523
4-76
<450
471
485
500
515
S30
696
H5
J-54
) ~
3-81
).96
-4 11
705
3-40
H9
3-73
387
<40 1
H7
781
) .45
HS
).79
).94
<409
424
599
5-66
s-&5
598
612
626
640
6.08
5-70
5-90
603
617
631
6 45
610
576
5-96
609
62l
6)8
652
633
58 1
601
6 1 5
6)0
6 44
6 59
Cz;:
Desiena ti on
ern
ISA 1157S
ISA 12595
ISA 15075
ISA ISO II~
ISA 100100
ISA 200 150
( Co n:ir:ue..; )
lOS

ANGLES BACK TO BACK
c:J
xS~~mr=~ f
(Continued)
UNEQUAL ANGLES (SHORTER LEGS BACK TO BACK)
Desianation
Size of
Each Anale
Weiaht
per
Meete
Sectional
Aru
Moment
of'
Inertia
Modulus
of
Section
Radius
of
Gyration
A>< 8
'~~
Zn
'n
kc
cm 2
cm4
cm3
em
mm mm
1SA 6545
ISA 7045
ISA 7550
ISA 8050
ISA 9060
ISA 10065
ISA 10075
Thickness
65 .: 45
70x 45
75 X: so
BOdO
90x60
t00x6S
100 )( 75
mm
50
8 2
1052
172
50
128
60
9 8
12 50
202
60
127
8 0
128
16 14
256
7 8
125
5 0
86
11 04
176
50
126
60
104
ll D.
206
60
125
8 0
13 4
1716
262
7 8
I 24
100
166
21 04.
31 2
9 6
112
50
9 4
1204
24-4
6 4
I 42
76
141
6 0
11 2
14 32
286
8 0
148
18-76
366
9 8
140
100
180
23 04
43 6
120
138
50
98
12 54
2'16
6 4
40
60
11 8
14 92
28 8
7 6
139
80
IS 4
19 56
31 0
98
I 37
10.0
18-8
24 04
120
116
6 0
IH
17 30
50~
II 0
171
80
17 8
22 74
648
144
169
167
165
100
120
28 02
782
17 6
120
260
33 14
90~
20 6
6 0
ISO
1910
648
ll8
184
8 0
198
25 14
838
170
181
100
244
31 02
101 -4
208
181
6 0
160
2018
97-4
17 0
219
80
210
26-72
1266
224
218
100
260
33 00
153 8
27 6
216
120
308
3912
179-0
326
214
106
SECTION 8 : BEAMS,
c~
~uu'
v
C~ANNLS
AND COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS GIRDERS

X
ANGLES BACK TO BACK
(Continued)
UNEQUAL ANGLES (SHORTER LEGS BACK TO BACK )
"adii of Gyration About Y. Y All is, in em
OiJt~nce
of
Centre of
Gravi ty
Oi$tance,
B::~.clc
Designuio"
to Back of Angles, in e m
0 0
0 6
10
....
18
108
1 12
120
291
3 13
378
3 6-4
298
310
J
3 47
3 52
361
3 29
3 31
3 36
H3
3 69
380
3 86
Jo-4
3 17
) -40
3 55
3 71
l-87
40 4
I 09
3 20
)-4)
3 58
) 74
3 90
4:07
116
) 25
) -47
36)
3 79
)96
124
3 2'7
3 52
3-613
l 85
<401
<4 18
116
337
359
37 4
HO
-406
4 22
1 20
3 40
362
378
394
H O
4 26
c,.
22
em
16
128
3 45
367
3 83
) 99
4 1s
4 32
) 49
3-72
388
4 04
4 20
<4 37
1 12
3 64
386
'40 1
4 17
~ Jl
~ -:?
1 16
3-66
388
'40..
'4 19
4 36
452
1 24
3 71
3 9<4
4 09
4 25
4 41
4 58
4 6 4
I 32
3 76
3-99
<4 14
4 31
139
o r,
4 27
....42
'452
'4 73
<4 89
H8
4 10
4 32
'447
4 6)
'479
'4 95
ISS
" 1-4
4 )7
4 52
4 68
484
SOI
163
-419
4<41
4 57
-4-73
4 89
5-06
H7
..c Sl
4 72
<487
5 03
518
534
I SS
456
4 78
<493
5 08
524
540
163
4 6 1
4 83
4 99
S l4
SlO
541>
1 78
<1 36
4 S7
<472
4 87
5-02
51 8
187
<14 1
<463
<4 78
'4 9)
508
SH
195
-444
4 68
4 83
'4 99
5 1 4
529
4 88
S.03
5 19
S36
2 03
-4 50
4 73
ISA 7045
I)
136
<447
ISA 6545
ISA 7550
ISA 80SO
ISA 9060
ISA 10065
ISA 10075
( Conunue1)
107
lSI HANDBOOK FOR STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS : STRUCTURAL STEEL S!:CTIONS

ANGLES BACK TO BACK
( Continued )
Size of
Each Angle
Thickness
A :< 8
ISA 12575
ISA 12595
ISA 15075
ISA 150115
ISA 200100
ISA 200150
Weight
per
Metre
Sectional
Area
Cxxl
_t
x,F fx
Designation
y
Moment
Radius
of
Gyration
Inertia
Modulus
of
Section
1,.
Zu
rH
of
mm mm
mm
kg
cm2
em
cm3
'm
125:-; 75
6 0
18 4
23-32
103 2
17<4
2 10
80
242
3076
13<44
23-0
209
10 0
298
3804
1632
28-t
2 07
6 0
202
2572
2042
280
282
8 0
26 6
3396
2666
370
2 80
100
33-0
""204
325-4
458
H8
120
392
""9~96
3808
542
H6
8 0
27 4
.34-84
1404
236
201
100
33-8
43 12
1706
290
199
120
402
51 24
1~9 0
142
197
80
324
-41 16
4778
544
HI
100
400
51 04
5868
67 6
) 39
120
47 6
6076
6906
804
337
150
590
75 04
8)72
98-8
334
100
456
5806
4184
524
2-68
12 0
54 4
6918
4?24
62-2
267
IS 0
67 2
as 56
S9td
766
264
100
534
6800
I 3392
116-6
444
120
63-6
81 12
I 5864
139 2
-4 42
150
788
10050
I 9398
1720
4 39
150
93 8
11952
2 2738
2038
4 36
125 X 95
I SOx 75
150 x 115
200 x 100
200 x 150
108
SECTION 8 : BEAHS, CHANNELS AND COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS GIRDF.RS

ANGLES BACK TO BACK
( Continued )
Radii of Gyration About y. y Axis, In em
Distance of
Centre of
Gravity
c..,
Desi&n;ation
Oistt~nce, Back to lack of An&les, in em
0 0
0 6
I0
14
11
11
r 59
HI
5 92
6 07
6 22
6 )7
6 53
168
!i 76
s 98
(.-1)
6 28
6 44
6 60
176
s-81
6 03
6 18
6H
6 50
6 66
2 22
54)
S-64
S78
6 08
62)
2 )1
S 49
s-70
S-84
s 93
s 9?
6 14
6)0
ll9
S Sl
SH
5 89
6 01
6 19
6 35
2-47
S-57
S-78
s 9)
6 -09
6 24
640
I 53
7 12
7 3S
750
7 65
7 -81
7 96
161
7 17
7 40
7S5
7 71
7 86
802
1-69
7 22
7 45
761
7-76
7 92
8 08
2-73
6 52
673
6 87
7 02
7 17
7 32
2-82
6 57
E-78
6 9)
1 07
722
7 )7
6 61
6 8)
698
7 13
7-28
7 43
3-02
668
690
7 04
7 19
7 35
7-50
201
9 49
9-72
9 87
10 02
10 17
10 l3
1 10
9 54
9 77
9 92
10 07
10 21
10 )8
221
9 61
984
9 99
10 IS
10)1
10-46
).Sf
8 74
8 95
909
923
939
9 53
HO
8 79
9 00
9 14
9 29
9 44
9 58
Hl
8 85
9 06
9 21
'1-]6
9 50
9 65
384
892
9 13
9 28
9 4)
9 58
9 73
em
290
109
ISA 12575
ISA 12595
ISA 1507$
ISA I SOliS
ISA 200100
ISA 200150
TABLE XXIII NET AREA OF GIRDER FLANGE ANGLES

TWO ANGLES - N ET AREA IN sq em
A
I
Size
of
Thickness
Diameter of Rivet in mm
Each
Angle
4 H o les Out
Holes Out
6 Holes O u t
AX 8
20
22
24
27
20
22
24
27
2076
2052
2C28
1986
18 18
1770
1722
1638
mm mm mm
IOO x 100
I lO X 110
130 x 130
I SO x ISO
200 x 200
100 . 75
2734
2702
2670
26 14
2390
23 26
22-62
21 50
10
3)-16
33-36
3296
3226
2946
2866
2786
2646
12
<4002
395<4
3906
3822
3486
33 90
3294
31 26
3060
302S
2996
29'\0
27 16
165!
2588
H 76
3632
3352
3272
31 92
3052
10
37 82
37<42
3702
12
-4488
4440
43 92
IS
55 17
5<457
53 97
3700
3668
10
4582
<45 <42
20
3912
3876
37 80
3612
5292
4812
4752
4632
442l
3636
3580
33 56
32 92
3228
31 16
30 12
45-02
4'\32
41 52
4012
3992
3852
3722
17
24
12
5448
5-400
53 52
5268
4932
4836
4740
4572
44 16
IS
67 17
66 57
6597
6492
60 72
5952
5832
S622
5427
10
53-76
53-36
5296
5226
49 46
4866
'\7 86
-4646
4S I6
43 96
12
64 02
63 54
63 06
6222
5886
5790
5694
5526
53-70
5226
IS
791 1
7851
7791
7686
7266
71 45
7026
68 16
6621
6-441
18
9384
931 2
9240
911-4
86 10
84-66
83 22
8070
7836
76 20
12
&806
8758
87 10
8626
8290
81 94
8098
7930
7774
7630
7-486
72-34
IS
10915
10855
10795
10690
102-70
101 50
10030
98 20
9625
9445
92 65
89 50
18
12988
12916
1284-4
12718
12214
12070
li'N.6
11674
11440
11224
11008
10630
25
17685
175 85
17-485
173-10
16610
164 10
162 10
15860
15535
15235
I"\935
144 10
17-70
17<46
17 22
1680
15 12
14 64
14-16
13 32
2328
22-96
22-64
22CCI
1984
19 2:1
18S6
1744
10
2870
2S30
27 90
27 20
2440
23 60
2280
21 40
12
33-96
3HS
33-00
3216
28 80
2784
2688
1510
( Continued )
110
Si:CTION B : BEAMS. CHANNELS AND COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS GIRDERS
TABLE XXIII NET AREA OF GIRDER FLANGE ANGLES

(Continued)
TWO ANGLES- NET AREA IN sq em
I
I
~Lt
Size
of
Thickness r - -
Each
Olametel" of Rivet in mm
2 Holes Out
4 Holes Out
6 Holes Out
Angle
Ax B
mm mm mm
12S x 75
12S x9S
150 x 75
150 x liS
200x 100
200x ISO
~----------~---------~
20
22
24
27
20
22
24
27
2026
1984
18 16
1768
1720
1636
r----------A-------~
20
207-4
2050
2732
2700
2668
2612
23 88
2324
22-60 .
21 48
20+f
10
33 74
3J.34
32-94
32 24
29 4.ol
2864
27 84
264.ol
251 4
2314
22-90
2266
2~24
2056
2008
1960
1876
1798
3052
3020
2988
2932
2708
2644
:2580
2468
2364
21
24
27
42.76
4066
1558
10
3774
37 34
3694
362.ol
3344
32-64
31 84
3044
2914
12
4480
4432
43 84
4300
3964
3868
3772
360o4
3448
26-68
25-S!.
l4S2
23-S~
3 140
31 08
3076
3020
2796
2732
10
3882
3S42
3802
3732
34-52
33 72
32-92
3152
3022
2902
12
4608
4560
45 12
4428
4092
39-96
3900
3732
3576
3432
3772
3740
3708
3652
3<428
33-64
3300
31 88
3084
29-88
10
4674
463-4
4594
4524
4244
4161
408-4
39-44
38 1-4
369-4
12
5560
5512
5464
5380
5044
49<f8
-4852
4684
4528
43 84
I.S
6BS9
6799
6739
6634
.621 4
60 94
5974
5764
55 69
5381
52-96
5226
49-46
4866
-4786
4646
<fS I6
4396
10
53-76
53-36
12
6-402
6354
6306
6222
5886
5790
5694
5526
5370
5226
5082
4830
IS
7911
7851
7791
7686
72-66
71'46
7026
68 16
6611
6~ 41
6261
S94S
10
6370
6330
6290
6220
5940
5860
5780
5640
5510
Sl-90
5270
506~
12
7596
7548
7500
7416
7080
6984
68-88
6720
656-4
6420
6276
6024
IS
9405
9345
9285
9180
8760
8&40
85-20
8310
8HS
7935
7755
74o40
18
111 78
11034
10908
10404
10260
101 16
9864
9630
9414
91 98
8820
11106
Ill
SECTION .C
ANGLES, SINGLE AND DOUBLE,
USED AS STRUTS AND TIES
(TABLES XXIV-XXXI)
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y
TABLE XXIV PROPERTIES OF STAR.RED ANGLES

TWO EQUAL ANGLES STARRED
V"' --!riCm
~[~
x---K,=t
I'"" v
Space Between Parallel Faces = I em
Size
Total
L.,~st
Are~
Radius of
Gyration
Size
r,..,
Ax 5 x t
mm
A x Ax e
_____.______.,
em
100
3010
304
120
3562
l-01
90 X 90 X 6 0
209-4
HO
8 0
2758
3-47
2 11
100
3406
H-4
120
4038
341
SO x SO x 30
5'7C
19-4
40
776
19)
s.o
958
192
6 0
11 36
I 9.:>
s-o
10-54
'w
mm
em
Radius of
Gyratloft
cm 2
em'!
55 i< 55
Least
Area
_
,..-----A-----,
mm mm
Total
60
12-52
21 0
8 0
1636
207
100
20 04
20)
mm mm
80
80
100 -..: 100
>(
6 0
2l H
HI
80
3078
3-S8
60 X 60 X 50
1150
231
100
3806
385
6 0
ll-68
229
110
45 18
l 8l
8 0
1792
227
100
2200
223
!10 ;.: 8 0
3404
428
100
42 12
425
65
65
110
22
50
1250
2-51
120
SOo.J
60
1488
250
15 0
61 62
417
8 0
4044
510
8 0
1952
247
100
2400
244
100
50 12
5-07
50
IH4
271
120
5-0l
60
1612
2-70
ISO
5'64
7361
4-98
8.0
21 16
2 -67
100
2604
264
ISO x ISO x 100
5806
586
llO
69 18
5-83
75 X 75 X -50
IH4
2-92
150
1556
180
10151
5-78
HJ
120
93 22
784
70
70
130 X I)Q
60
1732
291
80
22-76
288
100
280-+
28-4
150
11560
7-79
80 X 80 X 60
1858
311
110
13762
775
80
2442
308
200
18760
763
200
200
( Continued )
114
SECTION C: ANGLES, SINGLE & DOUBLE, USED AS STRUTS & TIES
TABLE XXIV PROPERTIES OF STARRED ANGLES

( Continued)
TWO UNEQUAL ANGLES STARRED
Space Between Parallel Faces= I em
Total
Are&
Size
A x ll xt
mm mm
65
<fS
Least
bdiua of
Gyration
Size
A x ll x t
'n1
mm
em 2
em
mm mm
50
IOSl
181
100
60
llSO
181
80
161-4
180
70 X 45 X 5 0
11 04
179
6 0
1312
180
80
1716
179
100
21 04
179
SO
65
2-98
39)2
297
6 0
ll-ll
28'f
8 0
307
286
100
3804
286
6 0
25-72
3-76
60
3396
3 77
100
4204
3-77
2 00
120
4996
3-76
80
1876
199
100
2304
199
150 X 75 X 8 0
3484
2-72
100
43-12
12 0
51 24
273
H-4
I S Ox 115 X 80
4 116
-452
197
3300
120
2 00
1492
100
100
1204
6 0
95
em
l<f32
197
60
75
em 2
5 0
125-t
75
mm
60
80 x SOx 5 0
90
125
Least
Radius of
Gyration
'w
125
75
Total
Area
8 0
1956
197
100
2404
197
100
5104
4 53
6 0
1730
2-36
120
61H6
-454
150
7504
Hl
200 X 100 X 100
5806
3-55
120
6918
3 57
150
85-56
3-59
200 X 150 X 100
6800
583
120
81 12
Sl<f
8 0
2274
2 37
100
2802
2 37
llO
3].14
236
6 0
19 10
2Sl
8 0
25 14
254
100
31 02
2 54
100 X 75 X 60
8 0
2028
2 97
150
10050
585
2672
2 98
180
119-52
586
115
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TABLE XXV SAFE LOADS FOR SINGLE ANGLE STRUTS

SINGLE BOLTED OR SINGLE RIVETED END CONNECT IONS
EfFective LenJths
in Metres
OSO
100
I SO
1 00
l SO
) 00
l SO
Slae
Safe Loads In kl
Ax 8 x c
mm mm
mm
40
3 6171
'l6578
I 4620
792 3
SO
H~O I
3 281 2
I 80<4 9
978 1
6 0
s 315-l
38476
20948
I 1303
55 X 55 X 50
49896
3 9230
23183
1305 4
7989
60
s 9270
46599
27538
I 550 6
9490
8 0
7 7448
60892
3 5984
20262
I 240 1
100
9 -486 9
74589
4 4078
2-482 0
I 5190
60 x 60 x SO
5 -483 8
4 57] 6
1922-7
.. .. .. .. . - - ....
. ..
I 719 6
I 0609
6 0
6 5192
54104
34)03
2 018 '5
I 2380
8 0
8 539 8
70874
4493.
26+H
I 621 8
100
10..,41
8 701 0
5 516 S
) 246 1
I 991 0
50
s 2188
3 585 0
2226 9
13938
9250
6 0
62124
42676
16509
I 6591
I 101 1
8 0
8 1203
5 533 9
)4160
2 137-4
14152
100
99840
68040
42000
26280
I 7400
SO
s 8384
4 2922
2801 4
I 7690
I 1854
6 0
6 9509
5 110 0
33351
21061
I 411 3
8 0
90977
66474
41110
1124..
I &171
100
II 1959
11105
s 321 3
.. . .llS26
. . . -... .
12116
6 0
1-6554
S 9531
0200
2 6439
I 7822
ll59l
1 0
10041 7
77668
5 221 1
Hlll
llOH
I 6296
100
12371 2
9 5686
64324
42172
28376
2 007-7
50
50
"'...
~
"'z
~
....
<
6S
65
;:)
...
70
10
75 X 75
( Continued )
116
SECTION C : ANGLES. SINGLE & DOUBLE.
U~ED
AS STRUTS & TIES
TABLE XXV SAFE LOADS FOR SINGLE ANGLE STRUTS

( Continued )
SINGLE BOLTED OR SINGLE RIVETED END CONNECTIONS
Effective Len1ths
In Metres
100
150
100
150
300
HO
Size
Sare Loads ln lei
kd! x t
mm mm
mm
"'
80 x 80 x 60
8347 1
6 80<40
<4787-1
.1 2422
2212-9
I 5747
"<z
80
10 953 6
8892-5
6 2283
-42100
~ 8706
2042-7
13 501-4
10 9609
7 677 0
5 1892
3 5383
2 517-9
15 9524
1289&1
8 9905
6066 1
4 Ill 9
2 9404
""
~
100
<
5.....
120
--~ -- - --- ---------- -
60 x 40 x SO
2 7760
I 3585
725 9
60
3 2951
I 612-S
86 16
80
... 2274
2 044-4
I 090-8
50
3 563 1
1-9399
I 0467
60
4 1850
2 253 1
I 2125
80
5-4706
2 9453
I 5850
50
3 7392
2 0358
I 098 5
60
-44-43 7
2 -4 1 ~3
I 3054
80
5 7152
3 0931
I 6645
100
70442
3 7925
20409
60
53714
3 1941
I 8086
I Ill 2
80
6 9825
.. 1263
2 323-4
I 4220
100
8 S75-S
50676
2853 5
I 7464
80 X 50 X 6 0
s 5965
'3327-9
I 8844
I 1578
80
7 2802
4 3022
2 4225
I 4826
100
8947 7
5 2876
80
9 5599
6 6674
4 19)3
2623-1
I 7510
100
II 7390
81258
50800
) 1789
2 115-5
120
13 8840
96106
6008 ]
] 7597
2502-1
65
"'
w
70
.....
45
45
"z<
...
<
::>
0
75
)C
50
"'z
.::>
90 X 60
.--- -
2 9774
I 822'
. . ........... .
Note I -The safe loads civen in this T~ble are tabulated for ratio of slenderness up to but not exceedin& 250.
Note 2- The values o~t the ri&ht side or the zicuc doned line are for ratio of s lenderness exceed inc 180.
Note l - This Table is based on the requirements specified in 11.9.1 .1 of IS : 800-1956.
117
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TABLE XXVI SAFE LOADS FOR SINGLE ANGLE STRUTS

DOUBLE BOLTED OR DOUBLE RIVETED OR WELDED END CONNECTIONS
Effective Lenrths
in Metres
10
15
l O
30
2S
l S
Size
Safe Loads In kf
AX 8 X t
mm mm mm
50 x 50 x 40
3 32-3 2
I 826-l
991 0
50
4 1026
2 2547
I 223 4
60
4810 4
2 6179
1414-3
50
49064
2 8980
I 6363
9955
60
5828 1
3 4424
I 943 7
1182-5
80
7 6 156
4 4982
2 5399
I 5452
100
9 3286
s 5100
3 I II 2
I 892 8
60 x 60 x 50
5 7172
3 653 6
2 1603
60
6 7641
4288 0
2 521 2
SS
55
.. . . . ---.
~-
""_,
I 327 1
'
I 5479
l 0276
80
8 8605
5 6170
3302-7
100
I08n9
6 8959
4 0546
2 4893
50
6 5169
4 482 5
2 7856
17+t-4
I 153 8
60
7 757 7
5 336 0
3 3160
2 0765
I 373 4
80
10 1406
6 919 8
4 2749
2 6742
I 7666
100
12 468 0
8 S08 0
s 2560
3 288 0
2 172-0
50
7 2926
s 365 2
3 4974
2 213 8
I 481 3
60
8 6822
6 3876
4 16) 8
2 6356
I 7635
80
II 3629
8 3095
5 3969
HII O
2 28 10
100
13983 5
10 2~5 9
6 641 5
"'
CJ
z
<
65
65
_,
<
;:)
"'
70
70
2 807 1
4 1976
t
..................
'
60
9563-2
7444 1
s 0263
3 30 12
2 2308
I 571 8
80
125442
9 710 6
6 5287
4 275 5
2882-6
20347
100
154542
I I 9633
8 043 3
5 267 3
3 551 3
2 5068
80 x 10 x 60
104308
8 508 7
598H
4 0569
2n40
I 9630
80
13 6874
II 1209
7785 1
5 2674
3 597-1
254<46
100
168710
137075
9 5959
6 4926
4433-7
31364
120
19 9).4-7
1(, 1287
II 2381
7 5888
5 1756
3 6600
75
75
( Continued )
118
SECTION C : ANGLES, SINGLE & DOUBLE iJSE D AS STRUTS & TIES

( Continued )
Effective lencths
in Metres
25
20
IS
4 -5
4 -0
30
Size
Safe loads In k(
A" 8 ' l
~
mm mm mm
90 , 90 " 8 0
10 0
12 0
13 761 0
16 932 9
20 07-4 9
10 454 2
12 815 I
IS 193 0
7 472 8
s 144 3
9 143 4
10 840 0
6 3982
7 S8S 4
80
16 270 3
13 253 9
9 91 4 l
7 317 9
100
12 0
20 072 8
23 827 9
16 299 2
19 H8 3
12 160 2
14 433 0
957 4
10633 I
6 443 6
7 649 0
110 ,-110 - 80
10 0
12 0
IS C
18 677 7
23 I II 2
27 4094
33 752 1
IS%9 9
19 760 6
23 386 2
28 798 I
12 531 a
IS 506 5
18 3046
22 s.;o 6
4 141
17 C6S 7
7 146 7
8 843 I
10 408)
12 8170
s 3So s
II 749 4
13 858 6
6 665 5
7 8-13 8
9 658 9
5 1219
6 029 8
7m 2
26 122 8
3 I 203 6
18 176 0
21 628 4
26 547. "'
14 402 0
17 137 6
21 011 I
II 362 2
13 S20 4
16 549 &
10 53S 4
I 2 883
100 ' 100
VI
3 778
4606 3
-463 4
s
s 269 s
9 495
2 798-0
3 409"'
4 0420
) 979 9
3 054 9
4 860 3
3 735 6
., 434 4
5 769
8 853 7
10 0
12 0
IS 0
38 451 7
22 481 3
26 75 I 5
32 900 8
12 0
IS 0
18 0
38 232 3
472420
560366
J-1614 2
42720 1
50607 2
29 BiO 8
367737
-135016
24686 9
30 382 "'
35 898 4
20 190 2
24 829 5
29 310 9
16 502 9
20 273 4
23 906 9
200 200 I S 0
18 0
[
677358
80 60-i 0
649383
77 2SH
611697
7~5 9
St. 094 9
66 663 I
49 910 3
59 259 2
~3
72
IO't 763 S
105 167 3
98 9-40 2
90 S45 I
80 339 7
69 H9 7
130 . 130
...
I SO
ISO
2S 0
Effective Lneths
in Metres
so
ss
10
60
4 1'1 4
51 518 0
80
90
Size
A ~ s .
Safe Loads in
kc
mm mm mm
110 -< flO ,
...
<
::>
0
...
8 0
100
12 0
IS 0
) 2866
4 066-7
4 778 8
I 30 I 30 . I0 0
12 0
7 119 5
8 471 9
IS 0
10 36S 7
I SO ' I SO '< 12 0
IS O
5 884 7
5 721 2
6807 9
8 330 I
4 7163
13 282 6
16 307-7
10 854 3
13 330 2
8 983 (j
tl 020 I
18 0
19 218 9
IS 714 -4
12 971 "
200 x 200x IS 0
18 0
37 38S 0
.... 327"'
32 079 0
38 0382
27 6226
327192
~3
19 917 9
560 s
IS 039-6
17 79<13
25 0
59938 2
51 ....9 1
44 IS.I 7
31 760-7
23 9565
S 612 I
6 861 4
119
6 ))3 ..
7 764-6
9 1-47 3
rr
54 2 7
I) 658 8
18 4129
( Continued
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( Continued )
Effective Len!tt11
in Metres
1-0
15
l O
l S
1 0
J S
Size
Safe Loads In
Ax 8 ~ t
kr
mm mm mm
60x 40 ;., 50
3 47110
I 697 ..
60
-4 1200
2014 8
I 072'
8 0
5 2858
2555 2
I 360 5
so
<4-45'4 7
2 42-i l
I 309 7
6 0
5 2325
2 817 5
I 5169
8 0
6 8399
3 683 0
I 982 9
so
.. 67<49
2 s.... 2
I 374 S
60
s 5557
) 023 5
I 633 <4
80
7 183 2
3 367 9
2 082-4
100
8 807-3
.. 742 ..
2553 2 '
6 0
6 718 2
3 99.. 6
2 266 1
I 3S2 ()
8 0
87;28
S 158 I
2 912 5
l i'/1 9
10 0
10 725 I
f. 334 8
3577 0
2 1761
60
6 999 7
... 161 9
2 )61 1
I 4405
8 0
9 IOS-2
5 )78-0
3 0367
I 8-174
100
II 190 6
6 609 8
3 732 2
2 270 6
90 , 60 \( 8 0
II 9396
8 336 -5
5 2'10 4
3285 9
2179-6
10 0
14 660-!
10 161 s
6 352 I
3 9802
2 6367
12 0
17 3388
12 018 2
7 512 8
.------- ---
<47075
roo < 65 :-: 8 o
13657 -3
102270
6 733 7
4 2826
2 891-1
100
16 805 -1
12 510-..
8 211 0
5 212 9
35.,9
100 x75 x 8 0
15 06741
12 438 -2
8 861 7
6 0775
.. '"83
2 9352
100
185823
15 2H O
10 840 s
7 '405 2:
s 0556
l 5805
120
22 028-5
18 fi,J6
12 850-9
8 778 -S
5 993 2
65 . 45
70 . 45
VI
1&.1
903 9
..J
"~ I
~1
loU
:::>
75 '<
so
80 :- 50
<
)C
.-- - ----
11~ -s
"2..... s
( Continutd )
120
SECTION C : ANGLES. SINGLE & DO USLt . USED AS STRUTS & TIES

(Continued)
Effective l~ngths
in Metr.r
40
SO
4 $
.15-S
60
7 0
Size
S;.fe Loads in kJ
Ax B x t
~
mm mm mm
1:2Sx 7Sx
Vl
w
_,
C)
z
<(
100
31858
125x 95 :< 10 0
5891 9
4 5088
l 552 4
120
6 9245
5 3008
4 1717
ISOx 7S l< 120

...... . . ......... . . ....................
..,j
<(
':)
ISO x IIS x 120

ISO
lOOx IOOx ISO
::;)
126958
9 8735
7 87<4 5
6 JSSS
Sll n.
IS 5520
12 0964
9631 <4
7 777 9
6 3746
--- - - -- - - - --8081 1
10 2073
13 283 2
...' ... ... - - -- --- -- - -- - - - -- - --- -- - --- - - .- - - -- ... --- - -- - -
200 x ISOx ISO
33 642<4
27 8988
23 1602
190046
180
3982-41
3302H
2736H
22 451 8
'
IS COJ 6
II 20 5 S
18 67S O
J)
Note I - The safe loads l ive n in chis Table are ubu laced (or r.uio o( slendel'ness up to but noc exceedin& 250.
Not 1 - The "alue1 o n the r i&ht side of t he zi&u& do tted Ji'les are fo r ratio or slenderness exceedin& 180.
Note J-ThiJ Tabl~ is bned o n the requireme nts specified in 11.9.1 . 1 of IS ; 800 1956.
121
230 9
lSI HANDBOOK FOR STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS :STRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIONS
TABLE XXVII SAFE LOADS FOR DOUBLE

ANGLES BACK TO BACK STRUTS
,..--------,1
iF
EQUAL ANGLES
_Jik-6111111
v
Space Between Back to Back of Angles = 6 mm

Size of Each Angle
(mm)
Ax a
cm2
Area,
WeiJht per Metre, k&

Radii of
Gyration
ISOx ISO
lOOx 100
{'xx
em
em
ryy
Thickness,
mm
It 5-60
13762
18760
5806
69 18
85 56
908
1080
1472
456
544
67 2
6 17
8 46
15 0
6 13
8Sl
6 05
8 65
180
250
4 63
6 36
100
4 61
6 40
120
IOI S8
79.
H8
" 'S-4
646
6 52
150
180
Safe Concentric Loads in kl

30
<
.....
20 013-8
IS 731 5
24 4017
19 1654
28 401 8
22 2968
10 775-9
12 7014
I 5 4607
18010 1
206 4858
193 6671
177 539 1
IS9 0827
1400961
122 385-7
54 0528
-46 126 3
J8 510 6
31 929-7
26110 ..
21 6626
64 74) 8
ss 3829
46 316 0
80 691 8
69 2697
580672
38 <1122
48 2418
96 521 0
83 141 0
698540
sa 199 1
Jl 88J.J
26 163 0
'10 1899
32 9997
39 9789
76 23 18
57H6 1
106 5623
1'0 399 1
18 027 I
12758 6
21 7571
IS 4271
274152
19 497 1
33 138 8
23 633 9
43 144 !
60 613 2
46 8479
37 0873
144353
17 5085
77 3917
73 5458
68 5090
62 52"'9
55 945 9
A9463 7
43 507 3
38 2565
33 7460
29 353 1
25 624 3
95 000 6
16953S
13 3306
100
60 SSI J
'194074
71 3009
58 075 6
11 0
402404
47 1486
120
]]7090
39 5795
52 3967
6 0
126 3000
117 825 9
1074075
9S 623: 3
ISO 763 7
140 847 3
128 6276
114 7SS 7
100 6842
87 670 4
:,.S
65 021 4
6 1 1133 9
57 65].6
Sl6778
47 197 0
41 768 4
36 763 ~
32 3220
28 553 9
24843 9
21 7086
162 1576
158 33 18
153845 4
148 340 6
141 432 1
133 353 8
124 0782
114 2659
10'1439 8
95012 8
86 20$ 2
40
45
50
VI
84 3793
76 875-7
68 653 3
60 602 1
53 29S3
4684H
41 2143
35 832-S
31 2294
Ill 2109
1072888
99 6093
90 5383
80 6444
71 1060
62-441 2
54 853 2
48098 1
41 8002
36 3453
220 786 4
2153085
209 042 1
201 1'1'17
191 3520
180002 2
167132-8
153 419 3
139 94?6
127 1365
115 223 9
136 292 4
133 1481
1294373
12'1 9289
119 2414
112 501 9
104 8376
96 6878
88 4687
80 5385
73 1'101
6 0
6 5
7 0
75
8 0
95 5620
90 7022
tl
tl
I:
90
10
8 0
9 0
100
11 0
837466
728086
IZ.O
140
1&0
180
200
35717 4
27 4390
21 7129
33 1606
26 284 1
17 10].6
, _______
_
I
626209
48 5976
( Continued )
122
SECTION C: ANGLES, SINGLE & DOUBLE, USED AS STRUTS & TIES
'~---'""\
r~~---.
_..
1
....
J
~___,..,...
' --..-1'!-t- - -

( Continued )
EQUAL ANGLES
$lt4t of lch Antle
(mm)
Ax a
IJOx IJO
A.-..,
<;"'2
IIO x 110
SOIl
S964
7361
3404
4211
5004
61 61
39...
-468
578
268
33 0
392
484
WlsM pr Mt"l k&

RattU ctf
Gy.,.tlctn
-
{r.u1
r'l'l'
TltlclrMSI,
... . . ......
em
em
"'"'
401
5-58
100
3 99
3 95
5 67
Hl
120
lJ8
4 73
150
80
3-36
H7
HI
-487
3 34
4 81
100
12 0
150
48 0884
57065-6
53512-8
70 1359
65 6499
Safe Concentric Loads In ka
20
589562
70 1061
67 321 6
63 659-7
586500
86 -4078
82 9108
782507
71 9267
389077
36 $79...
332196
290157
~ $
56645-6
JO
52 5906
-45 988-4
5 0
SS
53 6084
494484
44411 3
388881
336106
290295
~41513
64 2482
56 0<469
48 3683
41 551 1
60
151201
29 623-2
35 8824
,;
6 5
214163
25 2396
30 5376
10
18 323 9
21 5539
25 9952
158<42-9
13813-1
18661-4
16 251 9
S-4533-6
48 608 3
-409-486
33 3780
270039
35
40
45
48 4537
4210].7
592600
51 32J.3
24 6177
20 686 1
17.f081
14-4364
..09+4-9
356714
30 2085
25 3605
21 3169
17 6567
35 5834
29 8-439
25 0600
207266
432757
36 3141
30 3478
25 0547
II 9719
t-4603 0
170987
20685-8
10 1643
8 6019
IH25 4
, .. 571 6
10-4879
1227-48
17 5987
l-4813-4
22 5572
19 612-4
7 359..
6 3757
8996-8
7 7754
10 553 ..
9102-3
10 9868
65 071 5
58 1150
-49 1327
80 5973
34 2-48 3
28 362 0
42592-9
72 153 5
61 266 6
2 2 292 3
40 1385
32 4983
so 1861
17 3962
sc 853 0
42 -4762
3360-4 5
26 3 :20
63 0157
53 0081
-42 1292
33 063-9
406706
13 32.. 0
39 7799
)(
>(
a%
!;
..
...,
-5
c:
.,.,.
.,u
75
80
45 152 6
..-------- - ----- - -----------------
.
I
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----------------- - ---- -
127-430
;;
IS:
4 0
50
60
7 0
V>
<
)...
>.
80
..
35 -4265
27 937 7
21 8391
16 791 3
20 3046
- .. -- - - .. - -------- - .. #"---
90
21 622 7
100
112265
11 0
120
140
14 1928
26 0790
20 8562
32815-8
26 2879
17 1564
lo4 0-479
21 S&f-6
17 673-S
125109
-- --- .. - -- -- ------ - -- ... - -11621-4
9925-S
r23
~ -
25 6-473
... - .... --- -
!0 3863
8 1900
13 0779
10 3123
15 8039
12 5250
19 94.(.1
6642-6
8 3753
10 I 39-1
8 2982
12832-6
10 521 6
IS 8969
( Continued }
TABLE XXVII SAFE LO.ADS FOR DOUBLE

(Continued)
EQUAL ANGLES
9 J---x
1.-----..,
-JII- 6mm
Space Between Back to Back of Angles = o mm
Si:r:e of Each AnJie
(mm)
IOO x 100
A:.-: 8
em 2
Area,
Weiaht per Metre. k&

Radii of
Gyration
{'no
'YY'
Thickness.
3078
3806
4511
2094
2758
3406
-4038
242
298
354
16-4
21 6
268
31 6
em
em
mm
90x 90
305
-4 38
307
<433
8 0
100
301
-441
120
277
3 88
275
393
60
8 0
100
273
3 97
271
<401
120
Sz.fe Concentric Loads in k1

20
H 42-f4
42 4978
so )667
22 7199
29 8388
36 7-439
43 <4327
25
)8 2924
31 663 4
39003-9
-46 12-4)
20 2050
26 <463 0
32 4898
3 0
~7
7913
H 1627
.fO 309-6
16 963 5
22 l-495
27 111 8
31 8598
3 5
23 4082
28 701 0
3)
7766
13 7953
17968-4
21 9-41 5
25 709 9
-40
19326 8
216695
27 817 3
I I 1526
14 5154
177078
10731 1
-45
IS 9902
19 555 2
22 9469
8 9100
I I 5698
140770
164387
VI
-<
X
x
"'u
..
II
6 0
s 863 1
6'>
70
1 5
'
I
I
c;
_,
(,J
~
..,
(,J
ll::
I:J
- - .. - ..
l:l 0281
12 664 0
41764
6 1890
7 5102
8 7705
7 884 1
?0'.>! 2
10 Sli S
7 6501
8 9502
s )59 8
6 279 1
oS 53 I I
7 6)54
- - -- -
I
I
I
j
>-
i O 5-.CU) J
!:
()
>-
SS
5l oG
x<
13032-3
,.,
50
----- - --- - - -------- - ------- ------IS 9053

18 6322
7 0840
II 2160
9 2062
13 Ill
- ---- ---- -------- . !H985 IS 1263 s 8339 7 5569 91826 107047
-
~ 0
:i9 1565
36395-7
... 3 4255
179346
23 943 5
298800
35 779 5
SO
23021 2
213 8976
)4 6053
133798
17 979 7
22 5490
17 133-8
6 0
17 518 ~
220899
26521 3
9 856S
13 3129
16 7604
20 l.f03
7 0
13 '220 ~
9 621 3
I" 169 I
8 0
'
16 7127
8 '
__ __ ___ _________
_ ...20_138
. ......
...
9 967 3
... ,
1-4 761 0
......................... .......... ....
---- -
125977
IS 1452
5 3-490
7 2622
9 1780
II 1286
II 826 1
..of
iiO I
s 5707
70368
8 525-1
9 0
7708 6
9 8028
100
61006
11 0
-------70902
]<4().6
9 3290
6 703 0
7495-)
( Conllnued)
124
SECTION C : ANGLES, SINGLE & OOU8LE . USED AS STRUTS & TIES

'r
.-------..1..-- - ----,
l
J
- 1 - - - lC
x-- -~
(Continued)
'
-m
--() . .
EQUAL ANGLES
' - ''-'
111
Stu of Each Anale

(mm)
AxB
Area ,
IO l< IO
cmZ
Weiaht per Metre, k&

Radii of { r11, , em
Gyration
rYY' em
Thickneu,
mm
18 58
2442
146
:- 2
7S x 7S
3010
3562
1454
17 32
2276
28 0<4
23 6
280
li -4
13 6
178
22 0
2 46
3 49
2 44
354
241
358
60
8 0
100
2 39
3 62
120
2 31
3 27
32~
228
33-4
SO
6 0
8 0
2-30
2 16
3 38
100
-Safe Concentric Loads in kJ

2 0
19 1300
2S 0256
306268
36 0652
14417 9
17 127 7
22 3822
27 4 175
l S
16 ISSl
21 0525
15609-1
30027 7
II 7190
1397{1-3
18 1648
22 113 2
30
12 887 1
16744 8
20 2754
23 701 5
9174-7
10 657 9
14 083 9
17 118..
x"'<(
l S
10 131 7
13 1453
158$08
18 533 1
7 121 7
8 41 2 3
108702
13 159 2
>.<
40
7 890 9
10 205 1
12 2658
142622
5 4103
6 384 2
8 225-S
9 929 0
--- . - - -- - -- .. - .. - .. - . . -- ---
)(
............
I:
....
0:
..J
"
u
--.-- .. .. - .... ---
...... --
-- - ----- - - -
1 5
(,. 1314
79365
9 5<447
II 106 3
4 225-3
4 986 4
6 4274
7 761 5
s0
.. 9088
6 3297
7 573 1
8 776 8
3 322 ...
J 919
s 0459
6 0987
55
3 9538
5 1087
6 1284
7 1169
2 684 1
) 1644
4 0740
4 921 8
6 0
3 2478
41905
50177
-40
14034-0
18 7858
2li81 2
28 165 6
10 O<fll
12 06).6
16 183 7
2027'H
~O
100221
134687
16897 5
20 3867
6 9978
8 <433 9
II 398 1
14H0-4
7 7768
9 861 (
.!:
"
.....
-------- - - ---5 719l
6 0
70228
9 513 9
120175
1<45577
10
s 0590
6 8677
8 6779
10515-6
3 4058
4 111 1
s 582 1
7 0857
8 0
3 7447
s 0799
6-4135
7765-6
2 523-6
3 047 3
.. 1-40 3
5 251 8
s 9560
9 0
( Continued )
125
151 HANDBOOK fOR STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS: STRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIONS

ANGL_ES BACK TO BACK STRUTS
f--------~'!r-------~
J
( Continued)
x - - - 1- r-t-
---lt
EQUAL ANGLES
Space Between Back to Back of Angles
6 mm
Sin of Each AnaiQ

(mrn)
Ax
70)( 70
cmZ
Area.
Weisht pe,. Metre, k&

Radii of { 'AA
Gyr~tion
r,.1 ,
Thickness.
6Sx6S
ll S4
1612
21 16
2604
106
126
166
204
em
em
2 1s
3 06
214
310
2 12
314
mm
s-o
6 0
8 -0
12$0
98
10
IS
....
x
"">(
..
..
...I:...
11 6
154
2400
188
198
2-89
I 96
2 i)4
SO
60
8 -0
100
14 68~ 8
17 472 I
22-883-l
28 0896
13 328 8
IS 832 3
20 681 4
25 315 2
I)
020 0
16 900-4
20 556-0
100
1952
199
287
2 10
319 '
Safe Coflcentric
1488
Lo~ds
194
298
in kg
'
20
12 7Sl -l
IS 1254
19 700-0
H 0479
109938
25
10 OJJ.I
II 869 2
IS 379-1
18 6759
8 306 2
9 413 4
12 67-43
I 5 3360
30
7 61.l-S
8 993 3
II 635 9
14 Il l I
6 180 0
7 286 2
9 375 5
II 296 8
4492 -S
5 265 4
67676
8 1264
3-5
6 766 6
5 7283
-
6 717 9
-
!0 520 2
......
...
...
40
4 324-7
s 102 0
6 570 2
7 9292
c:
4-'i
3 3322
3922-0
5 0468
6 085 -5
..
50
2 641 7
3 I 12 8
3 9'97 1
4 7809
=....
3 387 s
3 986 4
s 1 to J
>
.:;;
..
'J
...,
20
Hl
"">.
>-
16 388 0
21 5947
26 6429
10 546-1
12 6499
16 901 I
ll 0727
7 043 !
8 486 1
II 4585
'4 399 5
8461-1
SO
s )46-0
7 5-48 0
..... - ...... - .. - ......... - - - - - - - - - - .... - ...... -- .. - ... ... .. .. - - - - .. - ....... - - . -- 5 695-3
6 9549
13767 3
9 366 7
17 353 1
II 923-4
13741 5
40
10 2788
6 129 6
-I
!a
X
c:
4 5696
9 5591
- --
60
3 879-9
4 7497
~01 6
d 1375
3 OSSl
37373
541095
6 479 ..
70
2 741 6
) 3592
4 51 12
s 7641
2 1845
2 6406
1 603 -e
4 5766
126
SECTION C : ANGLES. SINGLE & DOUBLE, USED AS STRUTS & TIES

\(
U !U
EQUAL ANGLES
-l!L-- ~''""
Space Between Sack to Back of Angles
55 x 55
60 .: 60
11 50
IH8
1792
9 0
108
1-40
= 6 mm
SOx SO
220
10 5<4
1252
1636
20 04
7 76
958
172
8 2
9 8
128
158
6 0
7 6
90
- ---1 82
2 67
182
270
.,180
-0
SO
6 0
8 0
00
178
279
~ t'l
100
167
2 -48
166
2 50
164
. 2 55
50
6 0
8 0
162
2 59
100
1136
153
2 26
152
2 28
'40
50
- 15123i
60
Safe Concentric Loads i n kg
1.33193
158442
20 7155
25 383-o
12 0 19 8
14 2603
18 5833
22 6993
8 671 8
10 6884
12 653 9
II 7484
13975 5
18 1889
22 1826
10 2059
120693
IS 622 2
13
~47 8
6 9863
8 573 1
10 104-7
1540
108893
11 0711
17 013 4
7 4950
8 829!
II 3173
13(,61 3
4 849,2
5928 1
6 9594
66.of36
7 9029
10 1588
12 2386
5 2784
6 20 12
7 9 199
9 470 9
3 2646
39776
4 t.531
- - -- - - - -- -- --- - -- ------- - ------------ - -47530
5 6539
7 2397
3 601 5
8 6768
4 225 5
5 3988
6460 9
2 223 2
2 705 4
3 1.604
I 571-4
I 911 2
2 233 -4
------- -- --- --- ---- - -- -- - - - -- - - -3 H39
1 0348
5 2291
6 265 6
2 5!!5 5
3 C298
3 857 7
4 599 2
2 5358
3 0164
3 863 6
.. 633-2
1 9172
2 2473
2 8597
3 4048
12 2941
146918
19 3597
239373
10 902 I
13 008 3
17 1494
21 1502
7 5880
9-4212
I I 26-48
8 909 1
10 7449
14 3279
1797-42
7 3923
8 8767
11 9303
1-49270
47376
s 9280
7 168 5
5 7514
6 9783
9373 7
II 853 3
4 5472
5 483 8
7 4788
94572
2 7481
3 4626
41276
756 15
2 8370
3 4305
4 6879
5 9.366
I 6880
2123-7
2 5960
5 101 2
I 8751
2 2661
3 1074
3 9448
---- -- -- -- -- --- - - --36259
44100
5 9416
2 -421 5
2 948 8
3 9864
r
r
---- ... -------- ...... ----- ........ ---- .. - --- ... ... --- ---- .. ---- .
( Continued l
127
lSI HANDBOOK FOR STRUCTURAL ENGINEFRS: STRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIONS

(Continued)
UNEQUAL ANGLES. LONGER LEGS BACK TO BACK
Size of Each Angle
( mm)
AxB
lOO x 150
em~
Are.
Weight per Metre. kg

R;;sdii of { 'u.
Gyration
rn
- - ---
em
em
6800
81-12
10050
119-52
5806
o9 18
8556
53--4
63 6
788
93 8
<45 6
54-4
672
6 37
5-SS
Thickness,
mm
lOO x 100
6 32
5-96
6 35
5-90
---
100
---
---
- --
150
120
6 28
601
6 --40
) 54
6 -40
365
6 -43
359
--- --- -
180
10-0
12-0
ISO
68731--4
67 4077
65 718 I
63 831 1
61 212-7
58 176 I
54 756 4
51 005 7
-47005 4
-41 1096
)9-405 3
32734 2
27 270-8
22 393 7
81 8676
802<488
78 221 8
75 9666
72 791-2
69 117-7
64 99-46
60-48-4 1
55 6968
51 0479
-466342
38 6855
32 1895
26 4268
101 208-9
99 1726
96 640-('
93 7906
89 8466
85 2349
80 075-6
Safe Concentric Loads in kg
0:
9 0
10-0
II -0
80-403 -1
78 757 -6
76 72-4--4
74 405-6
71 257-2
67 544-4
63 389-6
58 8744
54 128-0
-49 531 2
45 206 -4
37 488-4
)I 035 2
25 459-2
120
21 182 0
3-0
3 5
-40
....s
5-0
5-5
6 0
6 5
7 0
7 5
V"'
<
X
ao
"'
~
l:
~-
----
95 892-0
118 7508
1162383
113 1831
109635-4
10-49421
99 33<4-2
93 0630
86 299-1
792-44-2
72 4002
66 018-5
5-4 732-3
-45 104-4
Jb 9840
93 90-4-5
91A5.f-7
88 656-0
84 8840
80--422--4
754173
70 006-6
6-4 328 2
58 836-3
53 677-1
4-4502--4
36 7798
30 1604
-
--
--
--
25 106-6
-------
141 0-45-6
138 0934
/34 4002
130 061 -7
124-456-2
1176~5 - 5
1100"~~ 9
101 926-7
93 512-4
85 3253
77 7597
64433 2
52 911 5
43 361-9
- - - - - -- -- - - - - - - ---- - ----
7-4 4458
68 -4993
62 7326
57 282-4
47 5029
39-431-6
32 3588
...
------ -
30 793 -2
36 154-8
18602 -4
21 964 -6
26 9086
70 1021
62 594 6
54 1529
-46 1257
39 0273
27 784-9
87 546 6
78 553 5
68 )))2
58 4398
49 658-8
42 3370
35 5625
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..
-'
....~
f--
) 0
3 s
40
-45
5 0
95 149-6
92 67-4 8
89 8205
86 0683
81 511 8
76 274 -8
70 -i86 1
118066 -6
liS OJ I 4
Ill 567 I
107 085-8
101 6028
95 280 !
88 2-41 7
1-40 577 4
137 011 7
132 961 -9
127 7951
121 4321
6 -0
79 654-1
77 561 8
75 127-8
71 &865
67973 8
63 -4888
58 S60-l
105 820-7
58 H0 -4
51 869 5
44 6626
37 899-4
32 0051
l7 0711
226198
6 5
534102
64 3722
80 7379
96 983:0
19 0266
232722
29 861 6
70
7 5
8-0
9 0
100
48 411 9
... ) 804-2
39 sao 1
32 336 6
26 0 15-5
sa 460-o
52952-1
47 88-42
39 220-8
31 6038
73 -458-7
66 618-7
60 2980
49 532-3
-40 028 7
88 365-5
80215-0
72 657-2
598195
-48 -4551
16 328-l
13 906-8
12 0778
20 0653
17 1054
25 693 8 :
220370.
18 992.0 ;
14 586-2
110
120
21 262 5
17 585 8
25 3044
21 401 9
326106
27 132-3
39 4062
55
111 on-a
)) 1690
148265
32 875 8
( Continued)
128
SECTION C : ANGLES. SINGLE &. DOUBLE, USED AS STRUTS & TIES
TABLE XXVII
SAFE LOADS FOR DOUBLE

--x
(Continued)
UNEQUAL ANGLES, LONGER LEGS BACK TO BACK
-ll-6mm
y
Size of Each Angle
( mm )
Ax 8
Area,
cm2
Weight per Metre, kl

Radii of r rxr
Gyr~tlon i_,Y~.:
Thickness,
ISOx 75
ISO x 115
41 16
51 04
6076
7504
34-84
43-12
51 24
324
-400
476
590
274
338
-402
em
em
476
456
4 74
HI
'472
4 65
469
471
mm
80
100
120
150
483
272
481
2-76
.of79
280
80
100
120
Safe Concentrjc Loads In kc

20
25
30
41 6303
407523
39-4075
37 749 1
35491 5
32 7740
29708 1
26 5376
23 5379
208169
1844-43
16263-3
14 2600
51 5068
so 403 0
487256
46 6429
43 8185
-40 4250
36 6003
32 6677
28 9594
25 591 7
22 6725
"6602
17 498 1
6 1 185-7
59 8534
578500
553341
51 9420
447 873-5
43 2978
38 6093
34 1976
302060
26 7575
2) 5140
206087
20
25
30
35
4 0
4 5
48 9402
-47 6893
45 9216
43 5534
404776
36 8350
607659
59 2458
54 2586
50504
46 1302
72 3880
706306
68 113 9
648257
604954
55 3386
894913
87 41 54
84 381 3
804857
75 305-3
69 1123
37 4940
33 13/4
27 6097
22313 5
180000
14293-1
46 7190
41 4896
347809
28 251 7
22 8292
182173
ss 8296
498126
42 0387
3.0052
27 7648
22 2565
50
32 8507
41 2764
49 641 6
62 2233
55
60
6 5
70
36 4920
32 1002
28 llS8
248949
21 6554
18 9043
43 9778
38 7433
340576
lO 1200
26 2130
22 9307
55 2860
48 823-3
43 0107
38 0663
332174
290974
7 6238
6 3742
'7564
81728
I I 975-S
10 0394
80
28 9828
254694
22 3802
19 6579
17 0890
14 8768
90
100
11 0
II 6245
9 1245
-: 369 1
179026
140885
II 3941
22 7022
178930
145025
5 5
...
&I
I:
E
s:.
;e
&I
...J
.."...
>
:c
w
)!.
894627
873541
. 84 2924
80 3<453
75 1075
68 8567
61 9230
549668
484984
42 6978
37 7826
32 905 0
28 8379
4 5
50
...~
>-
724745
70 8036
683611
65 2259
61 051 6
56 063 3
so 503 7
448956
39 664 1
349492
30 9390
27 0200
23672-1
40
<
X
)(
x<
609009
59 517 7
57 481 2
5-48833
51 4177
47 2630
42 6286
37 9278
33 533-3
2' 5726
26 1784
22 9068
200689
35
.,
60
65
10
7 5
80
49 1286
48 0296
46 3997
44 3376
41 5716
382500
34 5374
30758'
27 2150
240169
21 2633
186414
16 336...
75
__ _____
57 0975
.,._,..._
...
___
147644
I I 6061
. 9 3129
--
------- - 17 7656
. II------144908
3927
. 9 3156 II 914-9 --14---6254
I
.
I
I
I
I
I
I
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129
845-46
--
( Continlltd )
lSI HANDAOOI( FOR ST!WCTURAL ENGINEERS ! STRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIONS

x- -
( Continued )
Size. of Each AnJie

( mm)
ll5x 95
Ax 8
ll5x 75
-
Area.
em2
Wei1ht per Metre, k&
Radii of
Gyration
{'u
r~
Thickness,
2572
3396
411>4
4996
23 32
3076
381>4
202
266
33 0
392
184
212
298
em
em
3-97
].78
396
).83
mm
60
80
HI
391
3-94
387
100
120
Safe Concentric Load1

20
25
30
l S
.,
~
><
>(
.........
40
45
50
55
60
65
70
Cl
.=
.......
302107
289993
273969
25 2107
225642
19 7067
170266
146450
126568
IOn61
9 1898
39 8758
38 2661
36 1334
3)2)).3
297150
25 933-3
22 3966
19 251 9
166336
1-41579
12 0626
49 32SS
473160
446381
.... 0058
36 591 6
319000
27 5152
23 6223
20393-6
17345-7
14 7S60
I~
401
283
400
288
60
80
100
27431 3
263563
1-49421
23 0075
20663-9
18 094-0
IS 671 0
13 5069
II 6880
9 9646
8 525-8
36 1738
34 7434
32 8671
30 2'186
27191 8
237929
20 5938
17 7-424
15H92
13 0792
II 1659
44681 8
4289().1
40 5202
37 2868
33 3725
29 1462
25 1825
21 6'600
18 7195
IS 9388
ll 591 7
397
292
kl
S8 548 1
56 1301
52 8727
484861
43 1-405
37 5300
32314-1
27 7278
238759
20293-8
172162
-- - - -- . . --- -------#--- ----- -- --------- --- - -----------
75
80
7 9655
6931 5
104631
90979
128180
I I 1364
149980
129996
7 3715
6 4270
96740
84282
II 781-G
10251 8
20
25
30
H
40
45
50
29 9773
28 6578
26819-<4
243 178
21 -4042
18446 1
IS 7881
39 6656
37 962-1
35 6192
32449-3
28689-1
248097
21 2626
49 18-4-8
47 1135
442948
-404994
359065
31 151 6
26 751 2
58548 1
56130 1
528727
48 4862
4l 1-405
37 530-o
32314 1
25 513 0
22 829-3
19 3681
IS8S69
33 8-463
30452-4
2605 11
21-4368
174375
1-41765
11382-1
-420087
379853
32 6998
270151
22 0783
18028--4
11501 1
55
60
65
13 5283
114646
97170
18 2495
IS 5668
I) 1923
229659
196858
16 707-1
277278
23 8759
20 2938
8 291 4
112268
l.fl680
7tn -9
6 17<f4
9759-o
8-4006
123532
10671-6
.s:.
_,c:
..
~
..
:;
OJ
II:
""
VI
x
~
)o.
,.:.
128480
10 3549
12929
- --- --- ----~-- - ----- --
70
75
8 0
-- --------- ----- --------
130
'
0,
17 2.162
'
------149980
129996
6811 6
s5n5
... 6788
93169
76592
64169
II 8528
97976
81708
3 9467
54112
69050
--
Continuc4 )
SECTION C: ANGLES. SINGLE & DOUBLE, USED AS STRUTS & TIES

x- -
(Continued)

y
Size of Each Ansle
(mm)
100x 7S
Ax 8
IOOx 65
--
Area,
cm2
Wel1ht per Metre, k&
2028
2672
3300
3912
1910
25 14
31 02
160
210
264
308
150
198
244
{'n
em
em
3-IS
302
3-14
307
Thickness.
mm
60
80
Radii of
Gyration
ryy,
3-10
3 16
312
3 12
100
120
lli
264
3 18
255
316
260
60
80
100
Safe Concentric Loads In kc

~ 0
.,
x
<
25
lO
35
40
4 5
SO
55
)(
....""
~
I:
6 0
65
70
75
22 821 1
21 1460
18 7286
IS 9279
13 259-1
1098?7
90388
7 4103
30 0466
27 8235
24 609 1
20 905-7
17 3640
14 404 8
I I 8289
9 6940
37 0524
34 2573
3022-4-7
25 6179
21 2586
17 6088
14 411 1
II 7975
43 853 5
40 4657
35 6305
30 1224
24 9429
20 6554
16 8764
13774 2
21 541 0
20 001 5
177821
IS 1750
12 6690
10 503 1
86886
7 1262
283127
26 2SI2
23 2796
19 8229
16 5170
13 6912
II 2828
9 25 15
34 8820
32 301 1
28 5694
24 2700
20 181 616 7229
13 7326
II 2541
6 1753
5 171 4
4 3724
3 7437
8 0828
6 7602
5 7208
48951
9 8538
82170
6 9729
5 953 2
9 5844
8 1526
6 9594
4 981 3
4 1963
3 6080
64585
s 4554
46786
7 848 1
6641 4
56829
20 0217
17 1952
13 9284
I I 0492
8 731 3
6 8108
26 576 8
23 0263
18 822-1
150144
11 955 0
9 3656
33 0062
28 7870
2) 6909
IB 9753
IS 1921
II 938S
5 473 1
7 5072
9 556 0
of 3997
6 041 3
7 7240
3 627 9
.o1991 3
4 1481
6 373 2
s 306]
__ _ ____ _ _ .............. ........... ........... .... _ ..
.. . . . . . _ .. ___ ___ ....... . . .............. -----9 3836

7 7029
I I 5248
s 9306
.:
.....
J:;
.-
c:
"
.."u
II:
"
....1
.~
"'
!!!
>:>!.
20
25
30
35
40
45
22 5890
206648
18 0390
15 0946
124236
10 2406
29 883 2
27 4864
24 1262
20 3217
16nBO
13 88 16
37 0524
34 2573
30 2247
256179
21 2586
17 6088
44 0561
40 850 2
36 226 I
30 8449
25 7018
21 3036
50
_8 ...3073
_ __
II 3128
14411 1
175575
__
--- --- -- - ........ -------
..
I
5-S
60
65
70
75
6 749 1
s 6<127
9 1912
II 797 5
14 3941
7 711 2
9 853 8
8 2170
6972-9
S 9SJ.2
II 9876
10 0504
B 4876
7 2783
I
I
---- - --------- ----- ....... .. .. _
4 691 7
6409 0
3 987 1
3 3999
5 4502
4652-5
--
( Continued )
131
TABLE XXVII SAFE LOADS FOR DOUBLE l

X-- --+-H'II--f-r--
J
--~
( Continued )
:-....o
1-6mm
Six of Each Anale
( mm)
Ax8
90 x 60
cm 2
1730
2274
28-()2
33-14
Wiaht per Metre,
k'
IHt
178
220
260
Radii of { '.-r
Gyration r YY'
em
em
286
1-40
2 84
2 45
Thickness,
mm
6 0
8 0
Area,
2 81
2 49
279
2 5
100
110
Saf Concntrlc Loads In kl

10
15
2 0
30
3 5
4 0
190006
170509
14 5389
I I 940S
9 688 0
24911 7
22 312-5
18 9629
IS S40S
12 S95-7
4S
7 8577
l S
"'~
X
.........
v
50
I:
c
SS
6 0
.c
65
::.
c
_,"
..
1 ~
>
;;
u
"
ll::
10
15
20
l S
1a
3 0
3 5
30 5726
27 3027
23 0829
18 8S7S
I S 268 1
360596
32 1392
270754
22 0712
178558
tO 1762
12 253 1
14 2966
6 3024
8 1523
9 798 6
111901
4231 6
3 5552
2 9998
s 4803
6 5987
5 5340
46625
-----.. --- - --- - ------ - -------- ------ .. ----- - -- S-165 8

66924
8061 4
46003
) 8794
--
9 3852
7 6852
64391
n048-o
17 SS9S
14 651 7
II 5824
9 0652
233595
196891
156827
12 321 8
2-46695
197595
15 5687
34 6788
297289
240349
190440
69892
'581 4
121809
JSOH7
)(
<
4 0
>~
45
SO
55
60
- - - -- -- - -- -- -- - - -
...
----- - ... ---- ... -- ... -- --
5 +408
74476
9 4S79
-4307 7
3 4888
2 85.of S
S 9S2l
4 7986
HJJ.7
7 6100
61149
5028 ..
132
II 7091
... .... __ _ __ _
9--4144
7 S664
6 2363
SECTION C ; ANGLES. SINGLE .t DOUBLE, USEO AS
ST~UTS &
TIES
'(

) ( - - --~!-~- - ) (
........ , .......
_J 1-6mm
15x SO
80 x 50
1254
98
1492
1956
2404
1204
1432
1876
2304
11 8
154
188
94
11 2
148
180
255
199
2S4
202
252
206
50
60
80
2 49
211
100
238
204
237
206
2-35
2 II
50
60
80
100
14 3709
13 572~7
121604
10 1028
79608
62199
4 778 7
17 0966
16 1272
144260
119601
94082
7 3447
s 6306
22 3694
21 0844
18801 3
IS 5183
121659
9481 3
7241 4
27 4545
25 841 7
22 9709
188121
14741 0
II 4670
8 7345
... ..
68198
233
2-16
Safe Concentric Loads In ~I
IS 0405
7254--f
5 7320
17 8906
17 0595
IS 6113
ll 3847
10821 5
8 57-4 5
6 76-47
2] 4+46
22 331 7
20 3952
17 420 1
1-4 028-4
I l 0886
8 7179
4471 8
5 271 2
6 781 S
8 113 5
3 721 6
-43876
5 6SOS
23 065 2
21 1520
17 7619
13 6580
10273-2
7 5794
28 -4089
262-41 3
14185 0
12 9692
10 8193
8 293 9
6 2204
.. 570-7
16 8862
15<485-S
1~005 1
9 9991
7521-1
27 2828
25351 7
21783-9
17 1793
s 5489
22 1693
20 -4778
173956
135455
10241 4
7 6546
14 3483
13 145-7
I I 2898
9 1+12
-------
- - - - - - ... - - -
14 7357
13 371 1
II 0293
8 3333
61998
.. 5065
28 7903
27 381 6
H 9223
21 1648
169530
133566
104502
... ...
--
- - .. - - - - - - -
17 562 2
16 0074
13 311 9
10 1)48
is78 0
5 54-49
- .. -- - . --..... -
... ~
--
- -
-----
- -
.......
--- --- - - .. - . . .. - ------- .. - ... - .. --- .. -.,.-
~2 l91 6
173579
13123-9
98090
-- -
13 061 1
9852-2
- . - - - - - - ....... - - ...... - - - - .. - - - - - - - - - - - - - ....... - ----- - --~
3 3982
4 l826
5 7.241
7 391 1
J -4501
4 1906
5 7678
7 4174
2 60SO
) 1997
4 376 1
s 677 1
26H6
3203-8
4 -4)02
s 7370
( Continued)
133

l
X- -
(Continued)
-+-Uri-,_--)(
._ ,1.-.,.o
I
Space. Between Back to Back of Angles = 6 mm
_J 1-6mm
y
Size of Each Antle

(mm )
Ax 8
70 x -45
6Sx45
Area.
11 04
1312
17 16
2104
1052
12-SO
1634
Weight per Metre. kl
8 6
10-4
I 3 -4
166
8 2
98
128
205
204
188
191
202
195
5 0
60
8 0
R2dll of {''"' '

Gyration
r,.,..
Thicknen,
<:m
222
221
119
em
184
187
191
mm
50
6 0
8 0
2 16
196
100
Safe Conc.en,tric Loads in kg
.......
..
20 3432
2-49135
12 3999
1-4 7275
192338
18 9498
23 iso-3
I I 35-42
I ) 4650
17 531 1
12 6332
16 4050
19 8933
9 5122
II 253 8
14 578S
8 5284
10 0775
13 029 6
IS 687 4
7 2967
8611 2
II 0998
30
6 5522
7 7303
9 9 597
II 9276
5 -4809
6 -4575
8299 1
35
"( 993 -4
5 8764
7 5350
8 9967
-4 0355
-4 7450
6 0719
40
3 747 0
6 783 3
3 0-466
3 581 2
-4 580 1
45
2 9355
5 2390
2 3270
2 7350
3 S0-49
10
13 ro3-4
15
12 2345
20
10 6680
15
IS 5669
- --- ----------------------------------------------10
12 3102
15 26-49
20 0 346
24 6658
12 2507
14 5940
19 1<401
15
II 3-496
13 611 5
179n7
22 291 2
10 9435
13 0956
172739
20
89050
10 7863
14 4-498
18 217'2
8702 1
10 5258
140717
25
6495 1
7921 9
I 0 702 -4
13 6623
6 -4051
7 7960
10 5259
30
46642
5 7179
78230
10 106 1
-4 6351
5 6986
7 7703
35
3 3706
4 1411
5 6450
7 2949
3 3561
4 1120
s 5950
4 2258
40
2 4979
3 0784
4 2 167
5 507 3
24970
3 071 6
45
I 9176
2 361 2
3 2493
4 2252
I 9169
2 3670
3244-f
(Continued)
134
SECTION C : ANGLES, SINGLE A DOUBLE, USEO AS STRUTS I TIES
_ ___./J
TABLE XXVII SAFE LOADS FOR

DOUBLE ANGLES BACK TO
BACK STRUTS
( Continued )
UNEQUAL ANGLES. SHORTER LEGS BACK TO BACK

Sl~e
of Each AnJie
( mm)
Ax 8
lOOx ISO
..
cm2
Area,
10050
150x liS
lOO x 100
11952
8556
5104
938
672
400
Radii of { r,..,
Gyration
r,.,..
Thickness,
em
em
mm
788
439
906
150
7504
47 6
590
. . --
--Wel1ht per Metre, k1
6076
436
9 13
26<4
984
339
678
334
690
120
150
694 122
6 5 2 13-7
59 1863
51 6278
43 759-i
) 6 753 7
as 5756
5491 39
49 9069
43 6443
37 070'4
31 1599
26 2H-4
21 7737
18 0733
30 9147
25 6225
2 1 2174
37 5800
31 08 16
256412
IH897
IS 2447
18 4073
96261
II 301--4
136498
58 3693
549139
49 9069
43 6443
l7 07()-4
31 1599
262346
69 5802
65 5650
59 6965
523659
44 5784
37 5145
l l 627-0
26 2862
21 8876
86 093 7
81 303 1
74 2080
65 3674
55 8222
47 043 S
39 7288
3) 132-9
27 6597
100
150
180
3-37
683
--
Safe Concentric Loads in k&
20
25
30
35
"'
x
4 -S
131 8)06
123 9422
1138'428
102 237.of
50
55
60
76 5308
67 063 6
58'55 13
90 2137
78 931 0
68831 6
7.0
443S06
52015 1
)(
......
X:
.!:
.....
_,..
..
=
..
....
~
8 0
65 3422
II I 0525
104 5803
96 2'488
86 6008
of-0
--
sa J69 J
52 3371
-il 9073
J2 932-0
.. - ---- - .
'
.
263610
21 3044
17 5826
---- -------- 33 4062

39 214 5
'
80 2478
72 6612
63 1387
53 )609
14 7539
-- -- ----- - ----- -- - --
c:
ll:
"'
~
,_
,.:..
4 0
50
6.0
10
8 0
90
100
f 10
120
I II 9423
1060426
98 <f i l-S
89 3945
79 573 1
70 1328
61 5666
133 3828
126 5293
1176212
1070682
95 5194
84284-7
740800
97 1878
93 370-3
880955
81 6973
74 3969
66 70'41
59 343 2
140
160
47 3752
35 ns-a
57 2049
43307 1
<46 6594
21
71).7
t8 073)
-- --- -- ---- - - - -36 340 1
12 9897
9 6261
IS 7'409
11 660 1
19 9084
14 739 4
( Continvtd )
135
TABLE XXVI~ SAFE LOADS FOR

BACK STRUTS
c=- --. . . ., lr--------.......,J
( CDntinued )
UNEQUAL ANGLES, SHORTER LEGS BACK TO BACK

y

Sl&e of Each An1le
(mm)
Ax8
Area,
cm2
Weizht per Metre, k&
r'J
L'yy
Radii of
Gyration
Thickness,
em
em
mm
150x75
125 )( 9S
llSx 75
4312
51 24
33-96
42-04
4996
3076
3804
338
-402
266
ll-0
]')2
242
n 8
199
197
1 40
745
100
2:so
570
tlO
278
574
80
276
578
100
2 07
6 03
2 09
5-98
120
8 0
100
Safe Concentric loads in kg

l79HO
286532
44 5993
33 5366
37 0028
33 012 s
~5 6765
40 673 7
S4 131 -7
48 071 5
28 2.90 0
21 910 3
3-4696 3
25
30
21 3185
248565
27 860 8
34203 7
40 297 7
16 S421
20 1384
17 9852
_____
... ____
22 7362
27 847 3
32733-8
12 ).00 9
14 9003
20
'" 738 l
lA
lS
<
)(
..
.....
4>
4>
l::
..
-~
15<497-J
____ ...
..,
40
45
II 6855
8 9560
115735
10 4068
50
110
II
~
v
:.:
....
..
"'
x<
u 5208
II 773 9
-~-
------
-'""
.
- - .. - - - ..
9 2772
7 114 8
11-2446
8 6085
14 323 -0
16 791 6
s 61) 7
6 790 1
9 6922
7 9)65
II 809 0
13803 9
I I 305 9
26 4<48 8
'21 1081
18014-1
... - ...
- ... - - ..
'
'
--
--
4 0
50
6 -0
7-0
50 0798
47 786 3
44 4660
40 0527
59 577 )
56 882 6
53 0401
47865 1
)7 2529
33 397 0
28 4299
23324 6
46 215 J
41 5281
35 .of686
29 I 58 3
80
)5 006 5
.ofl 92914
18912 1
9 0
10-0
30 0197
25 5935
36003 1
30 743 0
IS 3106
1227.of S
11 0
21 806 5
26 290 9
.-- - ----- -
10 0676
126439
IS 2380
1004H
126305
120
18 411 1
22162-S
82433
10 3764
12 5481
8 3665
10 5441
133136
98780
160419
II 9166
>~
18 402 -9
14 7522
55
6 0
.r.
_,4>
..
.
.- - - - ... - - - .
140
J60
----------
'
'
-- . . .'
136
55 023 I
-'!9 568 4
-'t2 472-2
34 9846
34 1763
31 1597
27 100-3
22 587 -4
42 JSJ 5
23 687 6
28 4922
18 SSJ..of
23 244 I
19 2356
IS 4364
231901
18 6276
IS 255 1
12 339 6
19 1523
15529-0
9 6692
- --
--
-~--
--
--
--
-~-
38 7242
33 784 4
28 250 7
--
---
SECTION C : ANGLES. SINGLE & DOUBLE. USED AS STRUTS & TIES
v
.--l_ ________,
...------...J

BACK STRUTS
'-- I l-6111111
~
_J
UNEQUAL ANGLES. SHORTER LEGS BACK TO BACK
xn
Un
- ---21 0
2 11
46)
a.o
lJOO
39 12
2514
31 02
1730
2274
2802
lll4
260
308
198
2.f4
136
I'
220
260
2-16
468
100
183
4-78
214
.f73
120
8 0
181
483
10.0
171
427
169
.f32
60
8 0
167
437
165
......
120
100
Safe Concentric loads In kt

l~4SOI
31101 5
20 1683
2.f 604.8
36 7063
2130.fl
20 1447
14659-1
l.f S27S
17 7517
12 7190
9027-1
16445-6
II 6292
19 925-o
14032.f
158880
187077
21 8250
105060
126779
'2522
7 9977
9574-4
II 6185
, .. 1108
16 .f265
7592-3
9 157 1
44980
s 7464
8 7668
68056
106392
82170
12381 5
9 5179
56163
43140
6 7624
5 1865
) 3320
.. 2592
50968
5869 1
5 3787
6 5076
7554-1
26 5322
21 7201
16 9102
13139 7
329873
27163 8
21 2579
16 551 6
31 1530
99907
.. ................. _ ______ _ _ _ . ..,_ ....... .
39 3594
23178 1
16 2320
----- --
------ ,. ---- ------ -- -- ------ --6 8733
11062-1
79171
90x 60
lOOx 65
31 6009
16201-1
21 5002
16 4500
IH978
16 9SS6
20 9582
16423 1
9 6l7l
72303
128911
'7239
26 7388
21 2JI 6
16201H
1::2466
""23
254540
21 19-40
16 7274
130813
12.6252
IS 3124
100672
126958
S 449S
13307
'2347
111092
7101 4
6 1)60
98543
7 7609
119363
9 4123
7 8395
61941
9 8786
78444
41891
33222
566H
44840
7 1173
5669-4
86746
68429
4 9591
'2838
7 6339
5 0220
634-40
32 5917
25 619-1
194536
147720
----------- - - --------- --- - ... --- -- --
-------- -- -- .................... . . ...... - ... -- ... ... ----- -- -
137
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FOR STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS : STRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIONS

BACK STRUTS
( Continued )
UNEQUAL ANGLES . SHORTER. LEGS BACK TO BACK
Size of Each Angle
(mm)
Ax B
Area.
cm 2
12-54
1492
em
- -
240-4
1204
1'432
1876
23-04
I I 8
154
188
94
11 2
148
180
em
1-40
386
139
388
137
3-94
,..,
SO
60
8 0
Radii of { '
Gyration r11 ,
Thiele ness,
9 8
1956
--
f --
Weight per Metre. kg
75 x 50
80 x SO
I 36
3-99
100
138
3-72
142
3-59
141
362
140
367
50
6 0
8 0
100
Safe Concentric Loads in kl
10
13 6636
16 210 6
21 1307
25 8959
l3 1898
IS 6460
204-i09
24 963 8
15
10 2878
12 138 9
I 5 6382
19051 7 ,
10040 2
II 8455
IS 3907
18 584'1
20
6 7954
7 9926
10 231 8
12 419 1
... __ __ ...... _
6669 0
7 8459
10 1660
25
4 3476
s 083 2
30
2 9306
3 431 6
35
2 0691
<I(
)(
x I
I ..
Cl
!;
_________
- -------------'
6 486 1
7 8611
""352 1
s 260 0
'
5 0507
65041
'
4 3163
....... ...... ...... ... ............... ......... ... ... _____'
2 9016
3 3996
4 3842
>:
--
c:
...
c
,..
CJ
...
"
::r:
UJ
--
2 0540
2 4019
3 095 4
,.:.
52140
20
139115
16 5697
21 7581
26 782'J
30
12 2005
145823
19 2561
23 831 5
40
10 6806
12 7786
17 025 9
21 1977
9 4247
II 3232
IS 0825
188239
50
7 9464
9 S33 3
12 801 3
160353
6 7923
8 1959
.109877
13 7940
6 0
5841 3
7 0229
9 4879
II 9408
4 835-7
5 8525
7 88) 2
9 9399
<I(
;)oo.
7 7437
.c
OJ
Cl
....J
.,,
12 197-4
------
------- - ----
68651
8 689 0
3 811 2
5 18{) 7
6 5508
2 9285
3973-6
5 0213
70
"2062
5 051 9
8 0
3 1631
90
2 4327
'
-' ............... ....
136
-.
.
-- ... --
------- --- --
3 492 1
-42275
580~4
----------- 5 6964
7 193-4
3 1219
4 218 0
s 3423
SECTION C : ANGLES, SINGLE .t DOUBLE, USEO AS STRUTS & TIES

BACK STRUTS
________J
'- II. .'
UNEQUAL ANGLES, SHORTER LEGS BACK TO BACK
Space Between Back to Back of Angles= 6 mm
__.J
l-6111111
70x45
11 04
16
1-26
6Sx 4S
eox 4D
IJ.Il
1716
21 04
1052
1150
16-)4
951
11 30
1474
101
IJ1
166
1 2
, .1
111
1"'\
11
II ..
l l l
128
112
111
HO
113
127
1 16
llS
Hl
llO
Hl
HI
110
s-o
6.0
t-o
50
60
1.0
HO
125
343
124
347
50
6.0
1 0
100
Safe ~oncentrlc Loads In ks

II 511 4
13 631 7
17 7503
21 S61 8
II 0471
13 0800
16'1773
9lS44
1091-92
14 143.0
7 9179
9 302 1
12 0360
14427-1
771H
906'2
II 5851
5 7320
6 7046
..
86200
.. 9205
s 7466
7 4028
8 7926
48411-7
3551 2
44772
2 0335
2 3674
3 0291
-------- ----49101
56675
71569
33006 ) 8352
... ----- ------ ... --- - --- --
- --~- -- - ----- - --- - ---- -- --- -- -----------
3 081 3
3 5949
4 61<j5
5 45)6
3 0403
2 038-()
2 3747
3 0528
36105
20167
llSlS
29515
12 6324
IS 0367
19 7084
241266
118206
140772
184564
108160
12 9266
170317
ll 0687
96623
II 5753
15 2922
80508
9683-7
12 86].9
16 0688
61108
8 2125
10 9396
5 7038
6 8797
9 1711
II SOH
4624-1
56101
7 5307
-----------------------~-------------------
3 9367
4n3 6
6 -4062
80975
'
3162-1
J 8304
5 1389
2l378
27120
3 6438
- -- -- --- -- ----------- -------~--
l8301
3 4342
"'6128
5841 5
20970
2543 3
3414-2
43228
26961
Note I - The ufe loads &iven in this Table are tabulated for ratio of slenderness up to but not exceedlnJ 250.
Note 1 - The values below the :z.i&UI dotted lines are for rati.o of slenderness exceedin& 180.
Note l - This T:able is based on the requirements specified in 18.9.1 .1 of IS : 8QO.I956.
Note 4- For double ancle struu connected to both sides of the &usset by a sin&le rivet or bolt, the allowable loads shall be
08 times the values J iven in this Table.
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TABLE XXVIII PROPERTIES OF STRUTS MADE

UP OF FOUR UNEQUAL ANGLES LACED
Nominal
Siz.e
Composed of Four
Unequal Angles
Each of Siz.e
Weight
per
Metre
n... b
A": 8 x r
,.-.A---..,
mm mm
mm mm mm
kg
130x llO
60x<tOx 5 0
l<fOx 140
150x IS~
160 x 160
170x 170
190 x 190
lJO x 210
Sectional
Area
Space
Between
Angle5
Radii of Gyration
r-b I
IJFl
- -ll.-s
Moduli of Section
'u
' yv
Zu
Z yy
cm 2
em
em
em
(.ITI:I
cm3
14 :8
1904
10
5-65
3-09
93-6
280
6 0
17 6
2260
561
3-12
109 5
3)-8
80
23 2
2948
5-S3
l-17
1386
-45-6
50
16-4
21 04
606
329
1103
32-5
60
19 6
25 00
6 02
l-ll
1293
392
8 0
25"6
3268
59:i
336
16-4-4
528
70 x 45 x SO
17 2
2208
6 58
3-SS
1276
371
6 0
208
2624
6 53
3-58
tl
-44-9
80
268
3432
6 <46
3-63
1909
604
100
332
4208
6 38
368
1282
761
7S x SO x SO
188
2408
6 99
H-4
1469
422
6 0
22-4
2864
695
3-78
172-7
Sl l
8 0
296
3752
6 86
38)
2209
687
100
36 0
4608
6 78
l-88
16-49
865
80 .<50x 50
196
2508
7 51
-401
1665
-475
6 0
236
2HH
747
4()4
1759
572
80
308
3912
7 39
4 09
2513
77-1
100
376
4808
731
4 14
3020
971
90x 60x 60
272
3460
829
4 42
2502
71 1
8 0
356
4548
820
-447
321 6
95'8
100
-440
5604
8 12
452
3893
1206
120
52 0
6628
8 04
-457
-451 2
1458
IOOx 6~ x 6 0
]00
3820
'922
1 87
3090
861
8 0
396
5028
9 13
4 93
3995
1161
100
-488
620-4
CJOS
t-99
*42
6Sx 45 x
10
10
10
10
10
10
1469
( Continued )
1-40
SECTION C : ANGLES. SINGLE & OOUILE. USED AS STRUTS & TIES
rb
u Fl
--l 1-s
X- - -
TABLE XXVIII PROPERTIES OF STRUTS MADE

UP OF FOUR UNEQUAL ANGLES LACED
LJ
( Continued )
Nominal
Size
hx b
Composed of Four
Unequal AnJies
Eadl ol Size
liOxliO
-410x 410
410x 410
Radii of Gyration
Moduli of Section
'ss
''1'1
Zu
z,.,
em*
em 2
em
em
em
em:a
100x7S X 60
320
<4056
1-()
8 99
4 72
liH
860
8 0
420
53-44
8 90
4-78
...032
116 1
100
520
6600
8 82
483
4888
1467
120
61 6
782-4
8 74
4 88
5687
1773
llSx75 x 60
368
4664
1160
607
-483 0
132-1
8 0
48-4
61 52
ri SI
613
6271
177-9
100
596
7608
' 11 43
6 19
7645
223-9
12Sx 9S x 60
<404
51 4-4
1114
s-78
491 2
132J.
8 0
532
6792
IIOS
5&4
6381
1784
100
66.0
84-08
1097
SS'J
7781
11<4-3
12-f)
78-4
9992
1089
5-93
9108
2706
150x 75 x 8 0
S48
69-68
14-11
750
1"55
2527
10-G
676
8624
14.03
755
1095-5
3173
120
804
101-48
1395
7 61
I 2866
382--4
150x IIS x 80
648
82]2
1322
6 87
9277
250~
100
800
IOloOI
13-13
693
I 1346
3159
120
952
121 51
1)-()4
6 98
1333-8
381 7
150
1180
ISOoOI
12-92
7 04
16161
'1804
200x IOOx 100
91 2
11612
1868
987
I 9774
551 3
120
1088
13816
1859
992
2333-1
6641
150
13<44
17112
1847
1000
2 8475
833 9
lOO x 150x 100
1068
11600
1756
9 09
2045-7
S-483
12.0
1272
16224
17-47
914
2 -4151
661 7
15.0
1576
201.00
INS
9 21
2 950.0
831 5
18.0
1876
239-cM
1722
9 28
34583
1004-J
210x210
310x 310
Space
Betw-n
An1les
k&
mm mm
l60x2~
Sectional
Area
Axl x t
mm mm
l61x l60
WeiJht
per
Metre
mm
10
10
1.0
10
1-G
1.0
l-41
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TABLE XXIX SINGLE ANGLES USED AS TIES

(CONNECTED BY ONE LEG)
EQUAL ANGLES
Composed of One
AnJfe of Size
Ax ! x t
Weirht
per
Metre
mm mm m'"
"'
kc
50x SOx 30
Gross
Area
"
Minimum
Radius of
Gyration
em~
em
295
0 97
Holes Deducted
No.
30
388
mm
0
097
0
175
50
J.8
H9
097
45
568
096
I
60
175
41
527
106
60
80
49
626
6-f
8 18
106
79
1002
106
45
575
116
68-4
8 0
70
8 96
I
100
&Sx 6Sx 50
86
...,
11 00
625
60
58
,.....
8 0
77
976
ll6
125
I
I
100
94
1200
125
5 ~5
7 7
215
380
54
712
10 1
492
70
8 72
124
597
8 5
500
7 1
36-4
52
595
8 5
21 $
21 5
4-32
6 1
780
11 1
562
8 0
957
136
l i S
' 84
97
S.f.f
77
215
409
58
648
92
21 5
.f8S
69
8 -49
12-1
21 5
633
90
10+4
148
0
21 5
142
59
1 6
126
4 17
3.22
1 15
35
21 5
1 15
4 8
2-49
6 5
0
"I
338
4 59
1 15
27
51
21 5
60
191
362
21 5
60 x 60 x 50
36
21 5
10 0
257
70
106
kg x 10!
306
0
1
c:m2
4 94
175
55x 55x 50
Allowable
Load
Dia
175
<fO
Effective
Area
773
110
( Contlnue4 )
SECTION C: .o\NGlES. SINGlE & OOUSlE, USED AS STRUTS & TIES

(CONNECTED BY ONE LEG)- (Continued)
EQUAL ANGLES
Composed of One
Anale of Size
Weight
per
Metr e
Ax 8 x t
....
mm mm mm
kg
70x 70 x 50
53
G ross
Area
.,
Minimum
Radius of
Gyration
em ~
c.m
6n
136
Holes Deducted
...
,.
No.
60
-63
806
136
215
0
I
8 0
83
1058
135
215
100
75 x 75 x 50
1.02
57
1302
727
135
6 8
866
146
80
89
1138
110
1402
145
73
8 0
96
929
ISS
0
I
100
II 8
1505
155
633
...,
90
2 15
754
107
593
8-4
990
14 1
776
11 0
1220
173
952
135
809
11 5
21 5
21 5
140
1781
154
0
21 5
90x 90x 60
8 2
10-47
175
0
21 5
80
108
1379
175
10-0
134
1703
174
120
158
20 19
17-4
6-48
92
15 1
849
12 1
10-.42
1-48
1550
21.0
1229
175
911
129
752
i07
1200
17.0
1482
21.0
21-S
12 16
17J
1757
15.0
215
14JI
20-f
li S
I
7 1
1063
13-10
0
21 5
120
7 1
12-l
2 15
1221
540
2 15
156
100
161
215
80x 80x 60
702
86-4
21 5
100
65
11 33
1-45
84
455
13 1
589
100
0
I
6 0
kg x lOs
705
2 15
146
cm 2
Load
92 1
0
I
Allowable
Dla
mm
Effective
Area
--
1-40
(~IMied)
1-43

(CONNECTED BY ONE LEG)-(contfnued)
EQUAL ANGLES
Composed of One
Anale or Slxe
~ x !xt
WeiJht
per
Metre
Grots
Ar. .
Minimum
R;adius or
Gyr;atlon
Holes Deducted
No.
Etrectlve
Area
Allowable
Load
Dia
.......
mm mm mm
kJ
cm2
ern
IOOx JOOx 60
9 2
11 67
195
80
100
12-1
li9
1539
1903
mm
0
195
1016
144
21 -s
8 51
122
IH
8 15
11 6
13-40
190
11 28
160
215
135
1071
152
1656
23 -S.
215
1392
198
IH
13 21
188
1966
279
21 5
16-48
23~
13-S
1563
222
1-481
21 0
21 5
1271
180
135
12-1 ..
172
0
2
120
I lOx 1 lOx 80
177
13-.4
2259
1702
194
214
0
l
100
llO
165
196
2106
2S.02
2-14
l-13
1833
260
21 5
1569
223
135
1499
2/ )
11 78
309
liS
1861
264
llS
17n
252
2682
381
21 5
2286
325
135
21 80
31 0
1760
250
1550
220
2
150
llO x IlOx 80
100
2..2
ls-9
197
3081
lOll
2506
2-13
l SS
154
k& X 103
191
.,
em-
21 5
21 5
1328
189
21 81
310
21 5
1919
272
li S
16-40
233
( Continued )
144
SECTION C : ANGLES. SINGLE & DOUBLE, USED AS STRUTS & TIES

EQUAL ANGLES
Compotecl of One
An1le of $lze
Ax 8 x t
mm
,, ,,
130 x 130x 120
Welaht
per
Metre
w
Gross
Area
Minimum
Gyration
.,
Holes Deducted
Racllus of
kg
em-
em
2H
2982
25-4
No.
150
289
3681
ISOx ISOx 100
228
2903
293
120
172
3459
336
-42-78
399
5079
366
4661
392
-45-4
5780
l-91
540
6881
73 6
9).80
19-46
276
3204
-455
115
2810
39-9
21 5
2392
340
2527
359
235
2240
31 8
235
1938
275
30 11
428
23 5
2667
379
23-5
23-04
327
3723
529
235
3294
-468
235
2839
403
4421
' 628
23-5
3.90~
554
l3S
33-59
477
4057
576
29
363-i
51 6
29
31 89
4Sl
SO~I
714
29
4502
639
29
3944
560
5989
850
29
53-S4
760
29
-4686
66$
81 64
1159
29
7281
1034
29
6353
tol
J.90
2
250
21 5
2
180
324
l
ISO
2281
291
2
200 X 200 X 12 0
21 5
292
180
369
2-93
2
150
25-95
388
.,
kax 10~
Load
em-
253
Allowable
Dia
mm
Effective
Area
( C011t/nuH )
1~5

UNEQUAL ANGLES {SHORTER LEG CONNECTED)
Composed of One
Anti of Si~
Weltht
per
Metre
Ax 8 x t
~
Gron
Area
.,
Minimum
Radius of
Gyration
Holu Deducted
No.
Etrective
Arn
Allowable
cm 2
"' )( lo3
Load
Dla
mm mm mm
k,
em-
em
SOx lOx 30
18
2H
065
179
2-S
4.0
24
3-07
063
1 35
3-3
50
30
378
063
288
...,
6.0
35
447
063
HO
48
60x 40x 50
37
476
085
3-75
5-3
60
44
5-65
085
H S
63
80
58
737
084
579
81
65x 45x 50
....
526
096
420
60
60
49
615
0 95
498
7 1
80
64
817
095
650
92
SO
-4-3
552
0 96
4 31
61
60
52
656
096
512
73
80
67
858
095
6 68
95
100
83
1052
095
8 16
11 6
75x SOx 50
47
602
107
4-76
68
348
49
5-65
80
4 -12
S8
739
' 05
533
76
905
129
647
92
486
69
J.SS
SO
5-77
81
420
60
70x 4S x
mm
175
60
56
7-16
107
0
175
80
938
106
0
175
100
90
11 52
106
0
175
80x SOx 50
49
627
107
0
17-S
6.0
5-9
7'46
107
175
{ Continued )
1-46
SECTION C: ANGLES, SINGLE I OOUBLE, USEO AS STRUTS I TIES
TABLE XXIX SINGLE ANGLES USED AS TJES

(CONNECTED BY ONE LEG)- {Continued)
UNEQUAL ANGLES (SHORTER LEG CONNECTED)
Composed of One
Anale of Size
Ax 8 x t
Welpt
per
Metre
Gross
Area
Minimum
Radius of
Gyration
Holes Deducted
No.
Efl'ectlve
Area
Allowable
cm2
kg x 103
7-SS
107
544
7 7
925
13 1
661
'H
6 83
9 7
4 95
7 0
8 96
127
6 44
9 2
11 02
15-7
786
112
13 02
185
9 20
131
7 49
106
561
80
9 84
140
7 32
104
1212
172
8 96
127
8 28
11 8
6 51
9 2
1089
155
8 54
12 1
13 44
19 1
1049
149
15-91
lH
1236
176
Load
Dla
,.--"---.
mm mm mm
SO x SO x 8 0
kg
cm 2
em
7 7
918
106
mm
0
175
100
9 4
1202
106
0
175
90x 60 x 6 0
6 8
865
128
0
215
80
89
1137
128
21 5
100
11 0
1401
127
21 5
'20
130
165)
127
215
IOO x 6S x 6 0
7-S
955
139
215
80
9 9
12-57
139
0
21 5
100
122
15-51
138
0
2 15
100 ,.; 75 x SO
8 0
10 1-4
159
21 5
80
lOS
13-36
I 59
21 5
100
IHl
16
so
I 58
0
215
12 0
IS4
1956
158
215
( Continued )
147
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UNEQUAL ANGLES {SHORTER LEG CONNECTED)
Composed of One
An1le of Size
Weiaht
per
Metre
AxBxt
mm mm mm
k&
125 x 7S x 6 0
92
Gross
Area
Minimum
Gyration
"
em~
1166
Holes Deducted
Effective
Area
Allowable
Load
cm2
ka x 103
893
IH
702
100
1176
167
910
IJ.I
1-iSl
206
11 30
160
105..
150
8 81
125
13-90
197
1159
165
1720
2<44
1-431
203
2042
290
1695
2... ,
125)
178
9-1"!
13-9
~6
220
1200
170
1832
260
111+
20 1
16 90
240
215
1461
208
135
1100
199
2054
29 2
215
1808
25-7
13 5
17 3l
246
Radius of
No.
em
Dla
mm
0
162
21 5
8 0
12-1
100
1...,
1538
()o
1-61
liS
1902
161
21 5
125x9S x 60
101
12-86
203
0
. 21 5
80
133
1698
()
202
21 5
100
165
21 02
().
202
21 5
120
196
2H8
()
201
21 5
150x7Sx 80
IH
17-42
()
160
21 5
100
169
21 56
159
IS
ll 5
120
201
25-62
158
21 5
150x IISx 80
162
2058
245
2
100
200
2552
( Continued )
1-48
SECTION C : ANGLES, SINGLE & DOUBLE, USED AS STP.UTS & TIES

(CONNECTED BY ONE LEG)-( Continued)
.omposed of One
AnJie of Size
Wel1ht
per
Metre
Gross
Area
Minimum
Radius of
Gyration
Ax Bx t
mm mm mm
kg
em-
em
150x 11 5 x 120
23-8
3038
244
.,
HoiH Deductecs
No.
150
295
37 52
22-8
290)
2 14
272
3-459
21)
3J.6
4278
2 12
267
3400
321
31 8
4056
32
39-4
50 25
469
5976
IH
2056
292
3074
..H
21 5
2645
376
I J.S
25-29
359
2087
296
215
1749
248
135
1656
235
2482
35-3
215
2075
295
IJ.S
1963
279
3061
435
215
25-49
362
IJ.S
2409
342
27-76
394
2J.S
2464
350
2J.S
21 30
' 302
33 10
470
235
2935
4 17
23-5
2533
360
4098
582
l J.S
3629
SI S
23 -5
31-25
444
4870
692
23-5
43-06
612
23-5
3701
526
320
180
305
2
150
21 48
2
120
2 15
2
200x I SOx 100
354
2
150
2491
2
120
k&X 103
2
lOO x IOOx 100
cm2
243
3-19
Allowable
Load
Dla
mm
Effective
Area
( Continued )
,..9

UNEQUAL ANGLES (LONGER LEG CONNECTED)
Composed of One
AnJI of Size
Ax 8 x l
r--.....___..,
Welaht
per
Metre
Gross
Ar..
Minimum
Gyration
No.
kc
c;m2
c;m
SO x 30x 30
18
H4
065
mm
24
307
063
0
175
50
30
378
063
0
I
60
35
447
063
17-5
0
175
60 x 40 x 50
37
476
085
0
21 5
60
44
565
085
0
21 5
80
58
7 37
0 &4
0
21 5
65 Y. 45 )( 50
4 1
526
096
0
21 5
60 .
49
625
095
21 5
80
64
817
0 95
0
21 5
70 x -45 x 50.
4 3
552
096
0
21 5
60
52
656
096
0
21 5
80
67
858
095
21 5
100
Allowabl
l.Gad
c;m'l
q x 103
219
160
2 88
41
209
3.0
H-4
50
2-57
3-6
420
60
302
43
.......
63
Dla
175
40
Effective
Aru
'"'"
mm mm
Holes Deducted
ltadlut of
83
1052
095
21 5
ISO
318
4 5
Sl.f
74
l n
5-3
6&4
97
-488
69
485
69
l-62
5 1
5-77
82
429
6 1
754
107
557
19
5 13
7 3
3-92
S-6
610
17
465
1.6
799
lll
606
1-6
981
139
739
105
( Continued )
SECTION C : ANGLES, SINGLE & DOUBLE, :us eo AS STRUTS & TIES

(CONNECTED BY ONE lEG ) - ( Continued)
CompoMd of One
AnJ(e of Size
Welaht
per
Metre
GrotS
A ...a
Minimum
Radius of
Gyration
Ax 8 x t
mm mm mm
k&
cmw
em
7S x 50x SO
...7
6 01
107
Holet Deduct.cl
No.
Effective
Area
Allowable
Load
cm2
kt x lOs
5-57
79
<436
6 2
6-63
9 4
5 17
73
8 70
12<4
675
9 6
1069
152
826
117
585
8 3
<465
6 6
6 96
99
5-52
7 8
9 13
130
7 22
102
I I 2<4
16 0
8 84
12-6
80 1
11<4
6 56
9 3
1054
15 0
8-60
122
12-99
185
1058
15-0
15-38
2 18
12<48
177
1102
156
21 5
7 43
105
llS
705
100
Dla
mm
0
21 5
60
56
716
107
215
80
7 4
9-38
106
2 15
10.()
9 .0
1151
106
215
80x SOx 50
4 9
6 27
107
21 5
60
5 9
7 46
107
0
21 5
80
10.0
11
,...
9-78
106
0
21 5
llOl
106
21 5
90x 60 x 60
68
865
128
0
21 5
80
8 9
I! 37
128
21 5
100
11.0
1<401
117
215
120
130
16 57
t-:27
0
21 5
100x 65x 60
7 5
9 55
139
( Continued )
151

Composed of One
An1l of Sin
Ax 8 x t
mm mm
Wetaht
per'
Moetr'e
Gross
A,._
Minimum
Radius of
Gyration
Holes Deducted
No.
Effective
Area
Allowable
em2
kiX J()'
11 68
166
215
976
139
13-S
926
lll
IHl
20S
21 5
1203
171
13 5
1139
162
9 25
131
Load
Dla
mm
100x 65x 80
kg
em2
em
99
1257
139
mm
0
2
100
122
15-Sl
138
2
J00x75 x 6 0
8 0
8 0
105
10 14
13 36
159
0
1.
21 5
777
II 0
13-5
7 38
105
1219
173
21 5
1022
~45
135
9 70
138
1506
2H
215
1260
179
13-5
11 95
170
1787
254
21 5
14-91
212
13 5
14 13
20 1
1092
155
215
9 50
135
21 5
8 03
11 -4
IHI
205
21 5
1252
178
215
1057
150
1783
25-3
21 5
1547
220
215
13-03
185
159
2
100
130
1650
158
2
120
15--4
1956
158
2
125 x 75x 6 0
92
11 66
162
2
8 0
12 1
1538
161
2
100
149
1901
161
( Continued )
152
SECTION C : ANGLES. SINGlE & DOUBLE, USED AS STRUTS A TIES

(CONNECTED BY ONE LEG ) - (Continued)
Composed of One
Anale of Size
Wei1ht
per
Gross
Area
H~r
Hlnfmum
Radius of
Gyratlon
Ax Bx t
mm mm mm
kg
cm 2
em
12Sx 9Sx 6 0
101
1286
l Ol
Holes Deducted
No.
10 0
ll l
16 5
1698
21 02
19~
2498
ll7
174l
h,j 9
21 56
201
25-62
162
2058
200
25-Sl
1023
145
21 5
8 68
113
1546
220
192
21 5
11 43
162
1915
272
21-S
1669
23-7
21 5
1410
201)
22-76
32-l
21-5
1981
281
21 5
16-71
23-7
1659
23-6
ll S
1458
207
23 5
11-51
178
2054
292
23 5
180)
25-6
23 5
15 45
21 9
2442
347
235
21 41
304
23 5
1832
260
1871
266
235
1656
235
ll S
14-ll
203
2321
33 0
23 5
2052
29 1
23 5
1772
252
2 02
201
160
159
158
245
100
li S
13 49
2
150x liS '< 8 0
166
21 5
2
120
11 70
.,
2
10..0
k& X 103
2 02
2
ISO x75 x 80
cm2
Dla
2
120
Allowable
load
mm
2
8 0
Area
244
Effective
( Continued )
153
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(CONNECTED BY ONE
LEG)-(Continued)

Composed of One
Weicht
Gross
Minimum
AnJie of Sl:z.e
per
Area
Radius of
Gyration
Metre
Ax 8 x l
r--___....____,
mm
kg
mm mm
ISOx IIS x 120
238
Holes Deducted
No.
29
22-e
2903
27 2
3-4-59
2-13
4278
2 12
2
110
2
IS-O
39i
5025
469
597l.
3415
485
235
3012
428
235
2591
368
276-4
393
29
245-4
348
29
2137
303
3295
468
29
2923
415
29
2543
361
-4078
579
29
36 13
513
29
31 38
+46
3101
440
29
2771
393
29
2428
345
3700
525
29
33 04
29
2893
.,,.,
4585
651
29
4090
581
29
3577
508
5455
775
19
4tH I
690
29
4245
603
320
2
180
299
3-21
31 8
2104
3 21
267
347
23-5
2
200 x ISOx 100
lHI
2
IS-O
235
l l i
120
392
243
2
200 x IOOx 100
2764
Load
Dla
3038
37-52
Allowable
mm
em
IS.O
Effective
Area
3-19
469
Note I -The diameters of the holes deduct~d are assume<! to be one millimetre lar,er than the correspond in& rivet sizes.
Note 2 - The maximum allowabl~ load is computed on the basis of the allowable stress specified in 9.1.1 and the effective sectional
area defined in 19.3.1 of IS : 800-1956.
154
SECTION C : ANGLES. SINGLE & DOUBLE. USED AS STRUTS & TIES
TABLE XXX DOUBLE ANGLES USED AS TIES

(CONNECTED BY ONE LEG)
EQUAL ANGLES
Composed of
Two Antles
Each of Size
WeiJht
Sectional
per
Aru
Metre
Ax 8 x r
..___._____
Anales on Both Sides of the Gusset
__
Holes
Deducted
.....__-..
No.
mm mm mm
Effective
Area
46
590
4 0
6 0
776
No.
kc x 103
5-90
17 5
9 S8
0
175
6 -0
90
II 36
0
175
ss
ss x s-o
8 2
60
9 8
1054
0
21 5
1252
21 5
80
128
215
10.0
15 8
2004
liS
60
60
SO
90
II SO
60
108
1368
I
8 0
140
17-92
21 5
21-5
0
21
100
17-2
2200
0
21 -S
6S
6S
SO
98
1250
II 6
1-488
8 -0
10-0
IS-4
188
1952
2400
Effective
Area
Allowable
Load
8 4
US
6-9
7 -76
II 0
636
9-~
9 -58
136
-83
II I
11 36
16 1
9 26
13 1
105-4
150
8 39
I I 9
1252
17-8
9 -9-4
1-4 1
16-36
212
1292
183
20 0-4
285
1574
124
II -SO
163
9 35
133
13 68
19-4
11 10
158
17 92
254
1448
206
2200
31 2
1770
2SI
12-50
178
175
0
17 5
0
21 5
0
21 5
0
21 5
0
21 5
0
215
0
2 15
0
21 5
0
2 15
147
211
215
12-30
17-S
19 52
277
215
16 08
~2-8
2400
341
19-70
280
21-S
17 5
175
1488
Dla
k, x 103
mm
10-lS
215
'I
Holes
Deducted
,.----A-----,
17S
7-6
Allowable
Load
Dia
mm
50 X 50 X 30
s-o
Antles on One Side of the Gusset
.------------J~----------- . ~------------A-----------~
21 S
S41
7-7
-415
S9
7 11
10 1
s.......
7 7
8 -78
125
6 68
9 5
1041
148
789
II 2
966
13 7
7 06
100
11 48
16)
8 35
119
1500
21 )
1082
15--4
1837
261
13 14
187
10 54
IS-O
796
113
12-54
17 -8
9-+f
I J-.4
1643
23-3
1228
174
201 7
286
14-98
21 3
1146
163
889
126
1364
19-4
21 5
1056
IS O
1789
lH
21 5
13-78
196
2200
31 2
1685
239
21 5
( Cttinued )
155
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(CONNECTED BY ONE LEG)-(Continued)
EQUAL ANGLES
Composed of
Two An1les
Each of Size
Wei1ht
per
Metre
Sectional
Area
An1les on Both Sides of the Gusset

Holes
Deducted
Effective
Area
D ia
No.
mm mm
70'x 70 x 50
106
21 5
60
126
1612
0
2 15
80
166
21 16
I
100
204
2604
21 5
0
21 5
75 -< 75
50
IH
14 54
0
2 15
60
IH
1732
21 5
8 0
178
2276
0
21 5
100
220
2804
I
80
80
J(
60
146
1858
21 5
21 5
8 0
192
21 5
100
23-6
30 10
120
280
3562
21 5
21 5
90 X 90
60
164
2094
0
21 5
80
21 6
100
268
2758
0
21 5
0
I
120
31 6
kgx 103
mm
kg
-4038
21 5
0
21 5
Holes
Deducted
Effective
Area
Allowable
Load
r----"-----.
No.
mm
Allowable
Load
Angles on One Side of the Gusset
Dia
mm
13-54
192
11 39
162
1612
229
135<4
192
21 16
300
17 72
252
2604
37 0
2174
309
1-4-54
206
1239
176
1732
24-6
14-74
209
2276
323
1932
27-4
280-4
398
23-74
33-7
1858
26'f
1600
227
2442
34-7
2098
298
3010
42-7
25-80
366
35-62
506
3046
433
2094
297
1836
261
2758
392
2<4-14
343
3406
484
2976
423
-4038
573
3522
SOO
0
2 15
0
2 15
21 5
..
em~
kJ X 103
12 -4 I
176
986
140
1478
21 0
11 71
166
19 40
275
1530
21 7
23 87
33-9
21 5
1875
266
13 33
189
2 15
1078
15 3
15 88
225
12 82
182
2086
296
1678
238
2570
365
2060
29)
1703
242
I:J98
199
2238
31 8
1832
260
2759
392
2251
320
3265
-464
2655
377
1920
2?-J
21 5
21 5
0
21 5
0
21 5
0
21 5
0
21 5
21 5
21 5
21 5
21 5
21 5
1616
230
2528
359
2124
302
31 22
-4-4.3
2616
372
3702
52-6
3094
439
( Continued )
156
SECTION C : ANGLES, SINGLE & DOUBLE. USED AS STRUTS & TIES

EQUAL ANGLES
Composed or
Two An1les
Each of Size
Ax Bx t
Wei1ht
per
Metre
w
Sectional
Area
An11es on Both Sides of the Gusset

Holes
Deducted
Effective
Area
em-"
IOO x IOO x 6 0
184
2334
8 0
242
3078
mm
0
No.
12-0
298
35i
3806
iS-18
100
120
150
I lO x llO x 8 0
268
330
392
484
31 8
340<4
4212
5004
61 62
..044
394
5012
iol
23-H
331
Area
Allowable
Load
em2
k& x 103
21 ~
304
215
1838
261
135
17-57
24-9
2822
401
21 -S
21-19
34 3
13 5
23 11
328
295
13-5
2010
285
2
0
IEffectlv~
Dia
mm
2076
3078
43-7
2JS
2734
388
IJ.S
2646
376
3806
540
H -89
495
215
33-76
479
21 5
29-85
-424
135
32-66
~6 -o4
lJ.S
2851
405
iS I8
6i2
i l i2
588
215
i0-02
568
215
35 37
502
135
38 70
55 0
13 5
33 75
4 /9
3o40<4
-483
3 120
+H
215
2719
386
13-S
2612
37 1
0
I
215
3060
o43 S
135
29-72
o422
o4212
598
3861
548
215
3782
53 7
215
33 59
o47-7
13-5
3672
521
13-5
3226
-458
5004
71 1
o4587
651
215
.fo488
63-7
215
398-4
566
13 5
43 56
61 9
13-S
382-4
54)
61 62
875
56-48
802
21 5
5517
783
21 5
4895
69 5
13-S
53Sl
760
IH
4695
66-7
37-07
526
21 5
3307
-47-0
ll -5
28 86
-41 0
459-4
65-2
215
<4095
581
21 5
3567
507
..044
574
21 5
3700
525
21-S
33-56
477
50 12
71 2
21 5
4582
651
21 5
41 52
590
2
10-0
k& }(
215
2
I lO x ( lO x 8 0
->
em-
2
100
Holes
Deducted
~
Dla
kg
Allowable
Load
No.
mm mm mm
An1les on One Side of the Guuet
r-
( Continued )
157
lSI HANDBOOK FOR STRUCTURAL ENGI NEERS : STRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIONS

(CONNECTED BY ONE LEG)- (continued)
EQUAL ANGLES
Compoted of
Two An1les
Sectional
Area
Each of Size
Welpc
per
Metre
Ax 8 x t
AnJies on Both Sides of the Gusset

Holes
Deducted
mm
mm
mm
130 x 130x 12.0
ISO
.,
k&
c:m-
<168
596-4
578
73-62
120
456
5-t<l
5806
69-18
672
8556
798
IOI S8
73-2
9322
908
11560
700
73-62
104-5
2 15
67 17
95-4
21 5
6072
862
S806
82--4
0
I
235
5336
758
235
4866
691
69 18
982
250
1472
13762
18760
Allowable
Load
.,
c:m
kg Y. 101
5-467
776
21 5
4867
69 1
21 5
-42. ~..
60 1
67 48
95-8
2 15
59 98
852
21 5
52 0 5
739
5322
756
23 5
47 -n
67 8
235
-42CB
597
6342
900
23-5
568lt
808
23-S
4998
710
7843
111 4
-4932
235
63 54
902
23 5
57 90
822
85-56
121 5
23 5
7851
111 5
23-5
702-4
997
23 5
71 <16
IOI S
23-S
61 63
875
IOI SS
14-42
93 12
1322
2l5
93 12
1322
23-5
83 29
1183
2lS
8466
1202
23-S
72-9<f
103 6
93-22
132--4
8545
121 3
29
8626
1225
29
n 39
1099
29
79 ) 0
1126
29
6896
979
I 15 60
16-42
10597
ISOS
10690
151 8
9588
1362
2
1080
847
21 5
29
180
596-4
2
0
Effective
Area
Dla
mm
77-4
2
ISO
k.c > 10:~
S<t48
2
200x 200:.< 120
.,
c: m
21 5
2
ltO
No.
2
J50
Holes
Deducted
~
Dla
mm
2
ISO x ISO x 100
Allowable
Load
No.
r-
Effective
Area
AnJies on One Sidt. of the Guu ct
29
29
9820
1394
137-62
195-4
29
127 18
1806
29
11674
1658
18760
2664
29
173-10
2458
29
IS860
225-2
29
8SJ4
121 2
126 15
179 1
29
11-405
1620
29
IOI J9
14-40
171 97
2-4<f2
29
155 16
2203
29
137 S4
1953
( Continued )
158
SECTION C : .\NGLES, SINGLE & DOUBLE, USED .\S STI\UTS & TIES

Composed of
Two Anales
Each of Size
Ax S x t
Welpt
per
Metre
Sectional
Area
'If
Hol.s
Deducted
Effective
Area
Allowable
Load
Holet
Deducted
Effective
Area
A!lowable
Load
r--A---..
No.
Anal on One Side of the Gusset
No.
Dia
kg x 103
Dla
>
em-
mm
mm
mm
50
30
30
3 6
468
468
66
39-4
56
40
48
6 14
6 14
87
5 16
7-3
50
60
7 56
756
lo-7
63<4
90
60
70
8 94
89-4
127
7 48
106
50
74
9 52
952
8 17
11 6
60
88
11 30
11 30
9 69
13-8
80
11 6
1474
1174
1261
179
50
8 2
1052
1052
1-49
9 10
129
60
98
12-50
12-50
178
10 80
153
8 0
128
1634
16) ..
23-2
l-4 10
200
70 x 4Sx 50
8 6
II 04
11 04
15-7
9 41
134
1312
13 12
186
11 17
159
60 X 40
6S
45
mm
6 0
80
IH
1716
17 16
244
1<459
207
100
166
21 04
21 04
299
1785
25-l
1204
12 -~
17 1'
103..
...7
1029
1<46
7 q3
113
1432
203
1229
175
12 22
17<4
939
133
18 76
266
16C8
228
1596
227
12 18
17)
2).0-4
ll-7
19-71
280
195-4
277
1482
210
1254
178
10 63
151
1079
153
8 15
116
1492
2 12
12 64
179
1282
182
9 65
IH
75 X SO X 50
175
60
11 2
1-4 32
17-5
8 0
r-48
18 76
0
17 5
100
18 0
'2J04
175
80
50
mm
50
98
0
175
60
118
14-92
0
175
175
0
17 5
0
175
0
!7 5
0
175
( Continued )
1~9
lSI HANDBOOK FOR STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS :
STRUCTU~AL
STEEL SECTIONS

(CONNECTED BY ONE LEG)-< continued)
Compotecl of
Two AnJfes
Each of Size
Ax Bx t
Welpt
per
Metre
w
Sectional
Area
AnJies on Both Sldu of the Gusset

Holes
Deducted
mm mm mm
80x SOx 8 0
lq
cm1
154
1956
1118
24-<)4
13 6
17-30
0
21 5
8 0
178
2274
0
215
100
220
2802
215
llO
260
33 14
0
215
100x 6S x 6 0
ISO
19-10
0
21 5
8 0
198
2514
0
I
100
244
31 02
215
0
215
100x 75 x 60
160
2028
0
21 5
80
21 0
2672
0
21 5
100
26!>
33 00
0
215
120
308
39 11
0
215
Hole
Deducted
Effective
Area
Allowable
Load
,...----A-----.
No.
cm2
k& x 103
1956
278
1676
238
24-<)4
3H
2054
292
17-30
24-6
14n
209
22-7<1
313
1930
274
2802
398
2372
33-7
33 14
47 1
2798
397
19 10
211
1651
235
25 14
357
21 70
308
31 02
44-0
lHl
379
2021
288
1770
25-1
2672
379
2328
33-1
3300
469
2870
..08
39-12
556
3396
481
mm
17-5
90x 60x 6 0
Load
Dla
175
100
Allowable
No.
~
Effective
Area
AnJf.. on One Side of the Gullet
Dia
mm
0
175
0
175
0
21 5
0
215
0
215
0
li S
0
11 5
0
li S
0
li S
0
21 5
0
215
0
21 5
21 5
cm2
lqx 103
1654
ll-S
1253
178
2029
288
1525
217
1486
21 1
1129
160
1951
177
1472
209
2<100
lH
1800
256
2836
..03
21-11
300
1632
232
12-75
18 1
2146
305
1668
23-7
2645
376
2044
290
1781
25-3
1447
205
1345
333
1899
270
2894
41-1
lNS
332
3-429
487
4756
39 1
( Continued )
160
SECTION C : ANGLES, SINGL & DOUBLE, USED AS STRUTS & TIES

(CONNECTED S'f ON'C lEG)-\ tont)nuea)
Composed of
Two AnJies
Each of Slz.e
Weiaht
per
Metre
Sectional
Area
Ax 8 xt

Holes
Deducted
mm mm
mm
J2S x 75 x 6 0
kr
18-4
.,
em-
2N2
2-42
3076
298
3804
kg x 103
2].32
331
207-4
295
3076
-437
2732
388
3804
.5-40
3374
-479
25-72
365
23-1-4
329
1396
<482
3052
-433
4204
59-7
37-7-4
53 6
..996
709
+480
63 6
34&4
495
3 140
446
..3 12
612
3882
SS I
51 24
728
4608
654
.. 116
58-4
21 5
3712
SH
135
3684
523 .
51 0-4
125
21 S
467-4
664
135
456-4
6-48
0
21 5
12Sx 9S x 6 0
20 2
2572
21 5
8 0
26-6
3396
0
21 5
100
330
-4204
0
215
120
392
-4996
0
21 5
150x 7Sx 80
27-4
3-484
0
21 5
100
338
-43 12
21 5
120
..02
51 2-4
0
21 5
ISO x IIS x 80
32 -4
-41 16
l
100
..00
51 04
No.
em2
mm
21 5
100
Holes
Dedued
Effective
Area
Allowable
Load
,-----A---..
Dla
215
8 0
Allowable
Load
No.
.-
Eff'ectlve
Area
An1les on One Side of the Gusset
16l
Dla
mm
0
ka x 10
1961
278
15-97
227
2$84
367
2096
298
31 91
-453
25-80
366
2265
322
1937
275
2989
-42-4
25-52
362
3698
525
31 51
-4-4 7
43-93
62-4
3735
530
280j
398
22-7-4
32-3
3462
492
2797
397
-41 06
513
33 04
469
3629
515
21 5
3197
-454
135
3081
..38
-4-499
639
21 5
3958
562
135
38 13
21 5
0
2 15
0
21 5
0
215
0
21 5
0
21 5
0
li S
21 5
(i
11 5
0
2~
.,
em-
Sol I
( Continued )
lSI HANDBOOK FO R STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS . STRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIONS

(CONNECTED BY ONE LEG)-( c ontinued)
UNEQ~AL
ANGLES (SHORTER LEG CONNECTED)
Two AnJies
Each of Size
WeiJht
per
Metre
Sectional
Area
Ax 8 xt
Composed of
Anal- on Both Side of the Gusset
Holes
Deducted
mm mm mm
k&
cm 2
!SOx IIS x 120
-476
6076
590
750...
45-6
5806
5-44
69 18
672
85-56
534
6800
636
81 12
788
10050
938
11952
790
13 5
5428
n .r
7504
1066
2 15
6859
97-4
13-S
6694
951
5806
82-4
21 5
53-76
763
13-S
52-66
748
69 18
982
21 5
6402
908
135
62-70
890
85-56
121 5
21 5
7911
1123
13-5
n 46
1100
6800
966
2H
6].]0
899
23-5
5860
83-2
81 12
11 5 2
23-5
7548
107 2
235
6984
992
10050
i427
23-5
93-45
132-7
23 5
86..0
1227
11952
1697
235
111 06
1577
23-S
102-60
145-7
2
180
5560
l
150
21 5
2
12 0
863
lOO x I SOx 100
6076
l
150
kc x lOa
120
cm 2
200x IOO x 100
Holes
Deducted
No.
Dia
mm
2
150
Allowable
Load
Effective
Area
Allowable
Load
No.
~
Effective
Area
An1lcs on One Side of the Gunct
162
Dia.
kg x 103
53-53
760
21 5
47 O.of
668
13-5
4529
6-43
6608
93 8
21 5
5794
82-3
13-5
55-76
79 2
46-71
66 3
2 15
-401-4
57 1
IJ.S
38-45
5-46
5558
789
21 5
4779
679
ll-5
4563
6-48
6858
97-4
21 5
588 1
835
I J.S
5608
796
5973
843
23-5
53-82
764
23-5
4750
674
7 124
101 1
23-5
6-414
91 1
235
565-4
803
8822
1253
us
79H
t 127
2H
6981
991
10486
1489
23 5
9-4-19
133-8
23-S
8111
1175
( Continued l
em-
mm
SECTION C: ANGLES, SINGLE
DOUBLE. USED AS STRUTS & TIES

Composed of
Two Angles
Each of Size
Weight
per
Metre
Sectional
Area
Ax8 x t
A.nales on Both Sides of the Gusset

Holes
Deducted
Effective
Area
Allowable
Load
An1les on One. Side of the Gusset

Holes
Deducted
Effective
Area
Allowable
Load
cm2
kc x- 10
-450
6 4
228
32
590
8-<4
292
....
727
103
r---
No.
Dla
No.
Dla
,------A---,
mm mm mm
50x 30x 30
kg
em-"
36
4 68
mm
0
175
-40
-48
6 1-4
0
17 5
50
60
756
0
175
6 0
70
8 9-4
175
60x -40 x 50
74
9 52
0
215
6 0
8 8
11 30
0
215
8 0
116
1-47-4
0
21 5
6S x 4S x 50
8 2
1052
21'5
6 0
9 8
ll-50
0
215
8 0
128
163-4
215
70 x 4S x SO
8 6
I I O.of
0
215
6 0
IO.of
13 12
0
21 5
8 0
134
17 16
0
21 5
100
16&
2' <>4
l iS
cm2
kg x 10
468
6 6
363
5 2
6 14
8 7
4 7-4
6 7
7 56
107
5 81
8 3
8 9-4
127
6 8-4
9 7
952
llS
7 37
105
1130
160
8 72
124
147-4
209
11 30
160
1052
H 9
8 37
11 9
12-SO
178
9 92
14 1
163..
232
1290
18 3
110..
157
8 89
126
1312
186
1054
ISO
1716
2H
ll-72
195
21 O.of
299
1674
238
mm
0
175
0
175
0
175
0
175
0
21 5
0
21 5
0
215
0
21 5
0
21 5
0
21 5
0
21 5
0
215
0
21 5
0
215
3 51
SO
ft60
122
...os
57
909
129
.of97
71
1079
153
582
8 3
1408
200
1-.ofO
105
1001
1-42
6 O.of
8 6
1190
169
7-12
10 1
15-56
lll
914
llO
1056
150
625
19
12-56
178
7 37
105
16-43
2.3-3
946
ll.f
2016
286
11 38
162
( Continued )
163

UNEQUAL ANGLES ( lONGER LEG CONNECTED)
Composed of
T'Wo Ansles
Ea(;h of Size
Wei1ht
per
Metre
w
Ax Bx t
Sectional
Area
Angles on Both Sides of the Gusset

Holes
Deducted
mm mm mm
75 x 50 x 50
kg
cm 2
9 4
1204
No.
.,
em-
kg x 103
1204
171
9 89
140
1432
203
1174
167
18 76
266
1532
21 8
2304
32-7
1874
266
1254
172
1039
148
1492
21 2
1234
175
1956
278
161 2
22-9
2404
34-1
1914
280
1730
2-46
, ... ]2
20-9
2274
32-3
1930
214
2802
398
23-72
33-7,,
33-14
47 1
2798
39-7
19 10
271
21 5
1652
23-S
13-$
1586
225
mm
0
11 2
1432
0
215
80
14-8
187&
0
21 5
100
180
23-04
0
215
80 x SOx SO
9 8
1254
0
21 5
6 0
11 8
1492
0
21 5
8 0
154
1956
0
21 5
100
188
24 0.
0
21 5
90x60x 6 0
13-6
1730
0
21 5
8 0
178
227-4
0
21 5
100
220
2802
0
21 5
i10
260
:n-14
0
215
100x 6S x 6 0
150
1910
0
2
Holes
Deducted
Effective
Area
Allowable
Load
cm 2
kg x 103
11 49
163
9 14
13 0
13-67
194
1085
154
1791
25--4
14-16
20 1
2201
3 13
t73)
246
12 02
17 -1
9 70
13 8
1430
20 3
1152
164
1876
266
1505
2 14
23 07
328
1844
262
1651
23-4
13-70
195
21 71
30 8
1797
255
2676
380
2209
31 4
3 166
450
2607
370
1826
259
21 5
1547
220
llS
1474
209
Dia
21 5
60
Allowable
Load
No.
~
Effective
Area
Dia
mm
0
215
0
215
0
215
0
21 5
0
21 5
0
21 5
0
21 5
0
215
0
21-5
0
215
0
21 5
0
21 5
(Continued)
IM
SECTION C; ANGLES. SINGLE & DOUBLE. USEO AS STI\UTS & TIES
T'ABLE XXX DOUBLE ANGLES USED AS TIES

Compo5ed of
Two Angles
Each of Siu
Weight
per
Metre
Sectional
Area
Ax Bxt
mm mm mm
kc
cm 2
IOOx65x 80
198
25 14
Anrles on 8oth Sldes of th Gusset

Holes
DeductH
,--No.
Dla
2-44
31 02
160
2028
80
21 0
2672
260
3300
308
3'9 12
184
2J.l2
242
3076
298
3804
2170
308
135
2082
296
3102
440
21 5
2672
379
135
2562
364
2028
288
21 5
1770
251
135
1704
242
,2
2672
379
li S
2328
33-1
135
2240
31 8
3300
-469
21 5
2870
-408
135
2760
392
3911
556
215
3396
482
135
32-6-4
463
2332
33 1
21 5
2074
295
21 5
1816
258
3076
437
215
27-32
388
21 5
23-88
3].9
38~
.540
21 5
3H4
..79
215
2944
2
10.0
2.15
2
80
357
2
J25x75x 60
25!4
120
kg x 103
100
No
em"
Holes
Deducted
Effective
Ar-
Allowable
Load
mm
2
IOOx 7Sx 60
Allowable
Load
2
100
Effective
Area
Anales on One Side of the Gusset
......
Dla
mm
kgx 103
2-404
341
21 5
2033
289
13-S
1935
275
2"67
421
215
2503
355
135
2382
338
1916
272
21 5
1632
23-2
IJ.S
1557
22-1
2526
359
21 5
21 46
305
135
20-46
191
3120
44-3
21 5
2646
376
IH
2521
358
3700
525
21 5
31 31
445
135
2981
423
2241
318
21 5
1965
279
21 5
1682
23-9
2956
-420
21 5
2590
368
21 5
ll-13
ll-4
3657
519
215
)199
454
215
2728
cm2
387
( Colttinued )
165

(CONNECTED BY ONE LEG}- (Continued)
Compoted of
Two Antles
Each of Size
Weltht
per
Metre
Sectional
Area
Ax 8 x t
mm
mm mm
125 x 95 x 6 0
k'
em-
202
2572
Antles on Both Sides of the Gusset

Holes
Deducted
..---"------.
Dla
No.
100
120
266
33 0
392
3J.96
4204
'4,996
114
H &f
120
iSO x 115 x 8 0
338
402
324
43-12
51 24
41 16
120
400.
476
51 04
6076
Efrective
Area
Allowable
Load
cm2
k& X 10
2427
345
No.
kg x 103
Dla
2572
365
21 5
23-14
32-9
21 5
21 43
304
21 5
2056
292
21 5
18 47
262
3206
455
2827
40 1
mm
33 96
482
21 5
3052
..33
21 5
2708
385
<4204
59 7
21 5
21 5
2<432
345
3969
564
21 5
34'M
<496
21 5
3003
<42-6
<47 18
670
~15
37-74
536
21 5
33 4<4
475
<4996
7()-9
2 15
4<480
63S
21 5
41 50
589
21 5
3964
563
21 5
3558
505
3484
49-5
3383
480
235
31 08
4<4 1
235
2732
388
43 12
61 2
235
38'42
S46
23-S
3372
479
51 24
72-8
23 5
-4560
6-48
23-S
3996
567
4 1 16
584
2H
3740
53 1
23-S
23-S
3364
478
23-S
51 04
725
13-5
4634
658
235
41 64
59-1
100
Holes
Deducted
2
100
Allowable
Load
cm2
2
ISO x 7S x 80
Efre<tive
Ar-
mm
0
2
8 0

,-
6076
863
23-5
55 12
783
lH
4918
703
23-5
2989
42<4
23 5
2589
368
<41 88
595
ll-5
3696
52S
23-S
31 96
<454
-4978
701
235
-438'1
623
23-S
3789
538
388 1
55 1
3<467
492
3038
43 1
4814
684
23 5
4296
61 0
23-5
3760
5H
5732
8H
23-5
51 11
72-6
235
4<468
6H
( Continued )
166
SECTION C: ANG LES. SINGLE & DOUBLE, USED AS STRUTS & TIES

(CONNECTED BY ONE LEG}-(Continued )
UNEQUAL ANGLES (LONGER LEG CONNECTED )
Composed of
Two Angles
Each of Size
Weight
per
Metre
Sectional
Area
Ax 8 x t
kg
em-
590
7504
Ancles on Both Sides of the Gusset

Holes
Deducted
r--Dia
No.
Effective
Area
,--A--,
mm
mm
mm
I so X II 5 X I 5 0
200x IOOx 100
45-6
58 06
120
5'44
6918
672
8556
534
6800
636
81 12
788
10050
938
11952
96S
23 5
60 94
86S
5806
82-4
29
5226
742
29
4646
660
69-18
982
29
6222
884
29
5526
785
8556
121 9
29
7686
1091
29
68 16
968
6800
966
29
~NO
883
29
56 40
801
81 1 2
1152
29
7-41 6
105-3
29
67 20
954
10050
142-7
29
9180
1304
29
831 0
118 0
11952
1691
29
10908
1549
29
9864
140 1
180
6799
150
235
2
120
106-6
200x I SOx 100
75-04
2
150
kg'( 10~
Holes
Deducted
,--No.
Dl:1
em
mm
.,
Allowable
load
An1les on One Side of the Gusset
mm
.,
em-
Allowable
load
kg -.; 10'1
70 81
1005
235
63 05
895
235
55 01
78 1
5637
800
29
5031
71 4
29
+4 14
62-7
67 18
95-4
29
SHI
851
29
5252
746
83 10
1180
29
74 03
1051
29
64-78
920
6424
91 2
29
5789
82-l
29
51 33
72-9
7665
1088
29
6~02
980
29
61 16
868
9499
1349
29
8546
121 3
29
7H3
107<f
I 1299
160 4
29
101 55
1-Hl
29
89-76
1275
Effective
Area
Note I ...... The diameters of the holes deducted ar. assu~ed to be o ne millimetre lar&er t han the corresponding rivet sizes.
Note 2- The maximum allowable load is computed on the buis of the allowable stress specified in 9.1.1 and the frectiv sctl~nal
aru defined in lf.l.2 and lf.l.l or IS ; 800-1956.
l67
lSI HANDBOOK FOR STRUCT U~Al ENGINEERS : STRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIONS
TABLE XXXI RIVET GAUGE DISTANCES IN
LEGS OF ANGLES
Le' Size
Double Row of Rivets

Q
Sir'lcle Row
ol Rivets
c
Muimum Rivet
Si:le lor Double
Row of Riveh
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
200
75
as
1is
I SO
55
65
90
22
' )0
50
55
80
20
125
45
55
75
20
liS
45
50
70
12
110
15
15
65
12
100
40
10
60
12
95
ss
90
so
80
45
7S
40
70
65
35
60
35
ss
30
so
28
-iS
lS
40
21
35
19
JO
17
25
IS
20
12
168
SECTION D
BEAMS, CHANNELS AND
OTHER COMPOUND SECTIONS
USED AS COLUMNS
(TABLES XXXII-XXXVIII)
lSI HAN DBOO K FOR STRUCTu RAL ENGINEEP.S : STRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIONS
TABLE XXXII SAFE CONCENTRIC LOADS ON ROLLED

STEEL COLUMN SECTIONS
H-BEAM5 TO BE USED AS COLUMNS
Desltnation
ISHB 100
ISHB ISO
ISHBllS
ISHB lSO
Size ( mm )
b
ISO ...: ISO
Sectional Area, cm2
3<448
27 I
Welcnt per Metre, kg 1
{r.,-, em
r,-yem
Radii of
Gyration
.
..
011
'-
I:
VI
c:
<
..t:.
)(
c:
)(
..M
..
u.."'
..J
lC
6 50
354
ISO ... ISO
lOO x 200
200 x 200
22S :. 22S
225 ,.. 125
2S0 x 2SO
250 x 2SO
3898
+4-08
47 S4
5094
-4-494
5966
6496
6971
306
3-46
37 3
"00
43 1
468
51 0
SH
ISO >< I SO
6 29
6 09
335
34"
8 71
4 51
8 55
4 42
9 80
4 96
9 58
4 84
1091
5 49
1070
S31
Safe Concentric Loads in kJ

40
39 08
.....
..38490
49 1994
56 3333
.
60 265-9
6 s 7195
7 1 242 5
7 8 2 12 2
83 840 9
50
36 4507
40 61 7 2
45 1321
54 6397
58 3504
64 4076
69 6893
76 9890
82 4806
6 0
32 681 7
35 9500
39 5074
52 421 3
55 8794
623490
67 353 3
75 2248
80 4545
1 0
28
1 1 9 ~
30 5514
3j 170 0
49 2683
52 2f03
59 8610
64 4264
72 919 1
77 882-3
8 0
l3 608 2
25 423-9
27 343 9
452"'18
47'7507
56 4 36 8
60 4802
70 0509
74 S8 12
9 0
19651 0
21 0685
22 5822
40 6166
42 6448
52 289 4
!>5 7374
66 3274
70 3648
100
16 3966
17 3 1 ~ 2
18 3620
35 8275
37 4486
47 5691
so411 6
61 q21 8
654089
31 3430
32633-5
416166
44 9554
56 9477
59 8842
11-0
------.
14 191 1
14 8'H-7
13 4790
- - -------- - -
12 0
II 1821
I I 830 7
12 4948
27 3266
28 3682
37 8895
39 8 194
5 1 ti485
54 130 8
13 0
94475
9 8997
10 3890
23 9353
241830
33 5773
35 171 6
46 527 8
48 6009
14 0
7 9675
8 3748
8826 1
20 6444
21 339.o$
29 7696
31 1529
.o$1 7856
.o$3 SOI O
15 0
6845-6
71684
7 533 8 179029
184117
26 389 1
211n t
37 .o$71 0
38 8897
160
5901 4
IS 5660
16083-9
23 1488
23 9968
33 7190
l.o$9807
137595
l.o$ 148-2
20 3659
20 9986
30 1087
31 0099
l6 8005
27 6091
23871 8
2.o$ 4975
170
. - - - - - - - -- - - - -
.
I
. - - - . - - -- - -- ~
180
120763
123650
19 0
1067 10
109804
200
9 S.o$40
17 993 4
18683-7
16 1299
16 6657
--- - - - --- -
....
--
14 3808
14n7S
2L 3536
22 0621
220
II 5935
I I 9743
174775
17 9271
240
9 5136
141941
14Tl61
98088
II 9659
260
170
1110 9
( Conunu.d )
SECTION 0 : BEAMS, CHANNELS AND OTHER COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS COLUMNS
TABLE XXXII
SAFE CONCENTRIC LOADS ON ROLLED

( Continued )
H-BEAMS TO BE USED AS COLUMNS
ISHB ISO
De.sianation
Size ( mm)
hx b
Sectional Area, cm2

Wei1ht per Metre, k&
Radii of { 'u em
Gyration
em
'n
ISHB 200
ISHB 215
ISHB 150
ISO x ISO
ISO x ISO
ISO x ISO
200 x 200
200 x 200
225 ~: 225
225 x 225
250 x 250
250 x 250
34-48
3898
+4-08
-475-4
5094
549-4
5966
6-496
6971
271
306
346
373
400
43 1
"68
51 0
5" 7
1091
5 49
1070
5-37
6 so
354
6 29
3-44
a 11
6 09
335
8 SS
-4 -42
-451
9 80
4 96
958
-48-4
Safe Concentric Loads In ka
..
.....
~
'I:
c
~
<
)...
).!.
.....
.c:
c
2 0
39 741 6
-44698-4
so2997
2 5
37731 5
-42 18-42
3 0
3<4 64SS
56 4965
60 -4403
65 7797
7 i 2997
78 237 8
83 861 1
47 1965
S-4 9753
S8 7033
64 5270
69 8022
77 0296
82 5088
384772
<42 766-'4
52893-0
56 3855
61 5217
67 517 2
75 308 1
80 508 1
30 804-4
33 854 1
37 2079
500644
53 171 2
60 1428
64 6893
73 028 0
77 9567
4 0
26 522 0
2888-42
3 1 477 5
464181
49 ()SO I
56 8299
60 8532
70 2283
7-4 69-43
4 5
2l 508 5
24331 3
26 417 1
42 1109
-44 '210 8
52 7973
56 2176
66 57 10
70 5 186
SO
19 0157
20 538 6
22 19-43
37-4425
39 1270
of8 17H
so 985 ..
62 2382
65 6 11 1
SS
16 0780
17 1005
18 3681
32 97).7
34 333 6
43 2598
of5 5623
57 320 7
60 1249
6 0
1343H
I-427H
IS 172-3
28 92J.l
30 013 8
38 5349
of0-431 6
52 052 -4
5-4 3808
12 9198 ' 25 "006
26 315-6
)of 2056
35 766 2
of6 95).1
48 852 8
22 IJI07
22 8160
30 337 9
31 691 4
-42204 5
of) 7-43 0
19 2965
19 795 3
27 008 5
27 9686
37 8782
39 1351
23 70 1 1
2-4 520 3
H 08-45
35 2 10 5
- - - -----
14 7944
IS 2107 20 9102
21 5 134
30 5052
3 1 2640
- - - -. -- - . -- J. - - - - - - 65
II 2991
12 0682
'
I
7 0
9 695 8
10 271 2
108922
I
I
7 5
8 2580
8 7588
9 353 8
.,..
u
I
I
---- --
'
I
8 0
7 171 8
7 6050
80799
IAol
I
I
16 7of83
8 5
6 U40
66 ~4 9
I
I
17 lof64
I
I
I
I
I
-- - -- - ---- - -90
13 0925
13402 3
184104
19 0793
27 lof6 B
27 8352
9-5
II 528 ..
II 8283
16 5424
170568
2-4 2106
H7122
--
--
-~-
-----
100
10 292..
10 5700
14 7898
IS 165-6
21 6122
22 2305
110
8 3100
84968
II 89<45
122601
17 7276
180897
9nl B
100409
lof 5 121
1-4 655-2
120
130
12 1540
171
123875
(Continued )
lSI HANDBOOK FOR STRUCTURAl ENGINEERS : STRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIONS

( Continued )
--Deslanatlon
ISHBlOO
ISHilSO
ISH8400
ISHI 450
Size (mm)
hx b
lOO x lSO
300'.< 250
7485
8025
8S91
588
630
674
1295
541
12-70
529
1493
5-34
Sectional Area, em 2
Wei1ht per Metre, kc
lladll of
Gyration
{'n emem
' YY'
)SO x 250
350 x l50
400 x 250
400 x 250
9866
10466
n -4
n -4
822
1465
16-87
526
9121
5-ll
450x 250
450 x lSO
111 14
11789
872
91-5
1661
516
1878
518
1850
508
127 8240
127 2473
126 113 1
1148892
123 5029
Il l 5037
119 2224
61869-3
' ' ' 5760

Ill 5300
109 8124
105 511 6
1009395
95 70,7
90 3323
841244
79 2544
73 8654
64 1150
136 0165
135 4839
llH564
133691 1
Ill 5104
1311084
129401 1
1171706
1248801
1223946
1190499
115 5583
1113158
106 991 0
1020791
97 08'90
91 8220
81 5262
1+4 243-2
14l6697
142 838 1
141 691 0
140 391-l
138 989 1
l36 9181
1346140
Ill 9858
129 2552
125 4955
Ill 5701
116 981 9
1121484
106 8593
101 37CJO
95 7076
.34 6801
Safe Concentric Loads In kJ

40
50
60
70
so
......""
Vl
~
)(
J:
.E
....
.t:
c:
~
-a
lC
9 0
100
11 0
120
13 0
14 0
ISO
160
170
180
190
200
220
908980
89 8576
886276
8693 12
84 7706
82 343 1
789968
75 1051
70 7249
65 9102
60 766 1
55 7529
50 968 -2
46 478 4
42 3747
38 824-1
35 3228
290112
..
97 3679
96 230-5
94 8606
92895-4
90 476-5
87 7044
8 3 9761
795581
74 6123
69 253 9
63 6357
58 201 5
53 1034
48 3591
44 0256
40234-l
363830
29 839-1
104 7146
103 9269
102 8847
101 6188
99 921 9
97 8359
95419-2
9l46S3
89 0285
84 8855
80 3861
75 5859
70 4647
65 443 1
60 5284
55 9826
51 7088
44 2318
112351 1
Ill 441 9
110 27l7
1088890
106 9\)95
104 5643
101 920- ~
98 480-0
94 537-l
90 005-S
84 9094
120 5290
1200027
118982 1
117870 4
11 6 58l-8
114 8346
112 729l
110 l iSI
107 6696
104 2191
100 3855
96 1748
91 4385
865388
81 3338
76 2066
71 1772
372999
38 5904
53 8105
55 6846
71 9531
74 Sll4
31 5731
324460
46 7510
48 0550
63 3S41
65 5182
40 2066
<tll6S I
S6 0615
S7 85Sl
48 8516
S03l51
418054
43 9761
79 SSJO
73 951 2
68 516-4
63 288-5
58 3161
53 824-S
45 9168
-- .. - - ... - - - - - - -
..
2<40
2-4 0930
24 8358
26 0
20 3355
20 851 1
-- -- - -- - - ----
280
17 1467
17 5792
27 0065
27 8839
..
- ------
300
)2-()
MO
360
14 733 9
126971
IS 101 5
23 2977
23 943 7
34 5504 35 3659
.
- - - - .........
I
0
lO 0685
17 .sn- 1
11on-J
26 5767
l71024
37 3932
IS l9SO
15844 1
23168
231+48
33406-6
l06ll 6
30 2954
31 1368
---- --- ---- -- 0
38 5660
34,)41 0
( Coti11nued)
172
SECTION D : SEAMS CHANNELS AND OTHER COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS COLUMNS

( Continued )

~
Designation
ISHBlOO
ISH! )SO
ISHB 400
ISHB 450
Size ("'m)
/l)( b
300x 250
Sectional Area, e m2
300')( 250
l50 )( 250
l 50 x 250
400 '< 250
748 5
80 25
859 1
92 21
9866
58 8
6l O
67 4
724
1295
54 1
12 70
5 29
1493
534
14 65
522
400 "' 250
4SO X 250
450 )( 250
104-66
111 14
11789
77 4
822
872
915
1687
526
1661
5 16
18 78
5 18
18 50
5-oe
W e ight per Metre, k&

Radii of
Gyration
ru,
em
'n em
Safe Concentric Loads in k&
..
.......
X:
41\
.~
-<
>>.
.&!
..
...
c:
"
20
90 082 0
96 452 5
IO)lls-4
I 10 7442
118 549 9
125 6129
I]) 423 6
141)6 19
25
88 64't 9
94 8555
101 631 5
108861 1
116 556 9
12l 4l 6 0
Il l 123 0
1)8 8391
86 5565
924310
99 Ill 0
105 958 :1
11 3 528 1
120 01 3 6
127 533 2
134 795--4
3 !.
83854 5
194065
95 935 7
102 3900
109 759 2
115 869 1
123 1653
129 9855
40
80 4488
85 4582
91 8-46 4
97 64 12
104 8065
I 10 169 8
117 2972
Ill 160 1
45
76 055 I
30 4 506
86 6~3 I
91 684 4
98 561 l
IOlliH 9
109 973 0
115 201 1
50
10 875
14 5924
80 480 5
84 7410
91 260 5
95 2092
10 1 4486
105 759 1
55
65 0596
68 108 2
736506
771152
83 2098
86 386-4
92 ll51
95 538 1
6 0
5892 19
6 1 4394
66 554-5
693880
74 981 6
n 553-1
82 7881
85 505 6 .
6 5
52 9788
55 0756
597fl 8
62 085 0
67 1677
69 26<40
739859
76 1805
70
47 51-4-8
49 233 4
5H61 8
53 4090
59 99~ 1
61 7285
65 961 6
67751 4
7 5
42 5672
440011
47 791 7
4~
5075
53 611 7
55 1454
58 9375
60 501 1
8 0
383082
39 4429
42 963 6
44 1778
47 9685
49012-l
52 4470
53 451 )
8 5
34101 7
348686
380581
390509
42413 9
4) 3188
-46 )565
47 2)15
9 0
30 3592
31 0086
33 8829
95
26 998-4
27 4455
)0 0599
..J
"
~
;;
~
II:
41 055 1
... 6505
)83265
37 6684
- -346<43
_ __3_ _ ___
__ ___ __
., ____ __ _ ___ _ __ .., ..... I
I
~
-- - ------ -- - - -- ----- -'
] 0 72-4-4
])))7-2
H 1192
364984
) 7 1761
30 1505
30749-1
l2 9197
)) 4915
2-4 2140
24 821]
27 087 4
27 7S5l
11 0
19 7604
20 0786
21 9930
22342
2-43296
24 7.. 16
26 48-47
26 91-4)
120
16 1'175
16
55~ 6
18 092 6
18460 4
200970
20 -4192
2 1 872-..
22 1869
13 0
1)510 -4
l l 7870
IS 0772
IS 35l O
16732-7
10 0
Note I -The uJe loads &i.,en In this Table :ar~ t:abulated for r:nio o f sle nderneu up to but not exceedin& lSO.
Note 2 - Th~ "'alues below the ziaua do tted lines ar e for ratio of slender ness exc~~d inl 180.
Not 1 - ThiS Table is bued o" th'l requirerne"n specfied I" t .l .t of 15 : BOC-1956.
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TABLE XXXIII SINGLE JOIST WITH

ADDITIONAL PLATES ON BOTH FLANGES
TO BE USED AS COLUMNS
---x
x-~-
Composed of
One St-1 Joist
Desl1nation
Plates
Each Flan1e to form
Width
Weicht
per
Metre
Sectional
Area
cm 2
Moduli of Sectioft
Zu
z.,,
cm3
cm3
Radii of Gyration
r ..
rH
Thkknss
em
ka
rnm
mm
k&
1$HBI~
271
250
120
160
200
250
320
400
742
'899
105-6
1252
1527
184 1
9448
11448
13448
15948
19448
23448
6206
7675
9173
I 1091
13871
I 7193
2&4-S
3679
451 2
5554
7012
8679
7 S6
781
8 05
8 34
8 74
'H8
61-4
6 34
648
660
671
680
ISHB ISO
306
250
120
160
200
250
320
400
777
93 4
1091
128-7
IS62
1876
9898
118-98
138-98
163 98
19a-98
238-98
6303
776-7
9261
I 117 5
I 3950
I 7267
2868
3702
4535
5577
703-5
8702
7 +4
7 -71
602
624
639
652
665
675
120
160
200
250
320
400
81 7
97-4
113 1
132 7
1602
1916
10408
12408
14408
16908
204-08
24008
6-41 3
7872
9362
I 1271
I 4039
I 7350
2896
4S63
5604
7063
8729
7 32
7 60
7-86
8 -16
8 58
9 -04
,.....
120
160
100
250
32 0
400
844
1001
1158
135-4
1629
194-l
1075-4
127S4
1475-4
172-54
207 54
2475-4
9248
11170
I 3118
I 5595
I 9147
2 3339
3274
4107
494-()
5982
7+40
9107
981
1008
10-33
1063
1104
1149
6 17
63..
6 47
658
669
6-78
120
160
200
250
320
400
87 1
1028
1185
1381
1656
1970
11094
13094
15094
17594
210-94
25094
934 9
I 1167
I 321 3
I 5686
I 9233
2 3420
3296
4119
4962
'1-72
609
62&
641
653
665
6 74
12-0
160
200
103 4
Ill 5
131 74
1573i
18294
I 2910
I 5697
I 851 3
tSHI ISO
ISHB 200
ISHB 200
ISHB 2ZS
)4-6
373
400
43 1
250
250
250
320
106
17-4
3n9
7 -9~
8 -26
8 66
9 12
7462
9129
9-99
1025
IOS6
1097
11 43
<t942
630-7
7673
11 05
ll l l
11 58
600-4
5-90
613
629
6 58
6-69
775
8 01
8 19
(Continued )
SECTION D : BEAMS. CHANNELS AN D OTHER COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS COLUMNS
X---
--X

( Continued )
y'
Composed of
One Steel Joist
Oe~lxniltlon
ISHB 225
Plates
Each flange to Form
Weiaht
per
Hetre
Seetional
Area
Hoduli of Section
z..
Z yv
Rad=i of Gyration
r,.
,~
Width
Thickness
kz
mm
mm
k'
cm 2
cm 3
cm 3
em
em
43 1
320
250
2149-4
2597-4
31094
2 2082
2 7177
3 3157
9379
I 1769
I 449 9
11 89
1230
IUS
8 36
8 51
400
1687
2039
2+4 1
8 (.4
320
ISHB 225
46&
320
120
160
200
250
320
400
1!)].1
1272
1473
1724
2076
2478
13646
16206
18766
219 6b
26446
31566
I 3070
I 5852
18664
2 2227
2 731 5
33288
4969
633 4
7700
9406
I 1796
I 4526
1092
11 21
1148
11 80
1222
1268
7 63
791
8 10
S 28
8 <5
8 58
ISHB 250
SI O
320
120
160
200
250
320
400
111 3
13 14
151 5
1766
211 8
2528
14176
16736
19296
11496
26976
32096
I 5274
I 8349
2 1453
2 5380
3 0973
3 7516
532-2
6687
8062
9759
I 214-8
I 4879
1215
1243
127.0
13 01
13 ..4]
1389
7 75
800
8 1i
8 39
8 49
8 61
ISHB 250
S47
320
120
16 0
200
250
320
-400
1150
1351
1552
1803
215-5
2557
1-4651
1n-11
19771
22971
27451
32571
I 5-455
I 8524
2 1624
2 5545
3 113 1
) 7666
5353
67 19
8084
9791
I 2180
I 4'JI I
1202
1232
1259
1291
IJ.l4
1381
7 65
790
8 09
8 43
8 56
120
16 0
200
250
400
126 4
151 5
1766
2080
2520
3022
160'J6
19296
22496
26496
32096
38496
17681
2 1564
2 5483
l 0435
3 7484
4 5723
7381
951 -of
I 1647
I 431 4
I 8047
2 231 4
1227
1255
1282
13 13
13 5-4
1400
963
9 =93
10 18
10 39
1060
1077
120
16 0
200
250
32-0
400
1301
1552
1803
211 1
2557
3059
165 71
19771
229 71
26971
31571
38971
I 7861
2 174-0
2 5653
3 0600
37M l
4 5873
740 6
953 9
I 1673
I 433 9
I 8073
2 233 9
12 15
1245
12-73
1305
1347
13 94
ISHB 150
51 0
Jl.O
ISHB 250
S47
400
\1~
8 26
9 ~5
9 82
1008
1031
IOS.l
10 71
( C ,ntinued )
lSI HANDBOOK FOil STRUCTURAL
ENGINEER.~ :
STilUCTU ilAl STEEL SECTIONS

X---
--X
( Continued )
y
Composed of
WeiJht
per
One Steel Joist
Desianation
I$H8l00
ISHB 300
ISHB 300
ISHB 300
ISHBlSO
ISHBlSO
Plata
Each Ran1 to Form
S.Cdonal
Area
Metre
Moduli of Section
Radii of Gyration
Zn
Z yy
rn
ryy
ema
em*
em
em
5467
683 2
8198
9904
I 2294
1]024
14-lS
14-67
14'15
1529
1573
1610
785
8 04
8 21
8 39
8 52
18120
SSOO
6866
823-1
993 8
I 2327
4 93 4
I SOSB
1420
1453
1482
15 17
1562
1611
7497
9630
I 1763
1450
1481
15 10
1+430
ISll
937
9 74
1001
1015
18163
2 2430
1587
1634
1066
Width
Thickness
k'
mm
mm
kr
S88
:no
llO
160
200
2SO
320
119-0
151 6~
. 1928-7
17725
22970
26680
<400
1391
1592
18t-4
2195
2597
120
160
200
2SO
320
123 3
143 4
1635
1836
2238
400
2640
15705
18265
20825
24025
28SOS
33625
120
160
200
lSO
320
400
IHI
159 2
184-4
l 1S8
2597
310 0
170 8
202 85
23485
27-485
33085
3'1-485
2 2172
26823
31505
17-407
4577-3
S 550 1
120
160
200
250
320
138<4
163 5
1886
2200
2640
400
Jl-4 2
17625
208 25
2to25
28025
33625
40025
22<422
2 70f,7
3 17-43
3 763 8
4 5996
5 571
7SH
9657
I 1790
14457
I 8190
22-4S7
1436
1-469
1499
1533
15-78
16 26
ll-0
160
200
250
320
400
1277
1478
1679
193 0
2282
2684
16271
18831
21391
24591
29071
3-41 91
2 3706
17997
3231 3
3 7747
.. 5434
5628
1.651
6993
1685
~.fl.H
83St
I 0065
12..55
I 5185
17 16
17 52
1799
18...9
120
160
200
1327
1528
172 9
16901
19461
21021
14049
28334
3264-3
5665
7030
8396
1668
630
320
588
6) 0
67 -4
72-1
400
310
320
cmZ
202 85
2l48S
27965
ll08S
31359
] 7997
i5721
l 953-7
2 3214
2691 8
3 tS90
1631
1700
7-59
749
776
195
8 14
Sll
8of6
IO<ta
9 24
963
9 91
10 16
1040
10 59
7 44
7 71
7 91
809
8 28
a..o
732
7 60
7 8 1
( Concinued)
176
SECTION D: tEAMS.
C~ANNELS
AND
OT~ER.
COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS COLUMNS
X- - -
i ---X

( Continued )
Composed of
r-
One Steel Joist
Dalanatlon
Plates
Each Fiance to Form
Sectional
Area
WeiJht
per
Metre
Moduli of Section
z..
Radii of Gyration
Zyy
'"'
r,.,.
"'
Width
Thickness
k'
rnm
rnm
k'
em2
em3
em3
em
em
ISH I 350
72 4
320
250
320
<400
1980
233 2
273-l
lSHI
29701
3-4821
39061
4 5744
54646
I 0102
I 2492
I 5222
1737
1786
1837
801
820
836
ISHI 3SO
674
120
160
200
250
320
<400
1428
1679
19)-0
2244
2684
3186
181 91
21391
24591
185-91 '
341 91
405-91
2 7070
] 2.....
3 793 5
44718
5 +418
6 5705
7626
975-9
I 1892
1455-9
I 8292
2 255-9
1668
1866
916
9SS
913
1009
1034
1054
120
160
200
250
320
400
147 7
1729
1980
2294
2733
323-6
18821
llOll
25221
Z92 21
34821
-412 21
2 741 4
31825
3 8265
4511 0
5 4789
6 6004
765 5
9789
I 1922
I 832-2
2 2589
1650
1687
1720
1757
2805
1155
902
941
9-72
999
1016
1047
120
160
200
250
320
400
1371
17546
2QI 06
22666
25866
303 46
35466
2862-4
3 3522
3 8+43
4 4630
5 3366
63470
5801
7167
85l-2
I 023-9
I 2628
I 535-9
1860
1578
177.9
203 0
2382
2784
1932
1970
1020
2072
727
755
776
796
816
8)2
1424
162 5
1826
2078
242-9
283 1
181 46
20706
2l266
26466
3094&
16066
2 8973
33865
3 8779
4 ~95 9
5 3685
6 377 9
583-5
7201
85& 6
I 0273
11662
I 53,l
1880
1915
1955
2006
2060
1528
1779
2030
2344
2784
3286
19466
22666
25866
29866
35-4-66
418 66
3 2469
3 8652
4 4862
5 2667
ISHI 350
ISH I 400
ISHI <tOO
724
774
822
400
320
320
120
160
200
250
32-0
400
ISHI-400
774
120
160
200
250
320
400
177
3682
7~1
I "'S89
1703
1734
1770
18 16
1191
18-40
7764
1880
989-7
19 19
I 203 1
I 4697
1801
2 2697
lqSl
19 ~2
2041
2093
717
746
768
788
809
826
8-93
9lS
964
992
1019
10-41
( Cortcinued l
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X- - -
,-
--
( Continued )
Composed of
One Steel Joist
O.siJnatlon
ISH8 400
Plates
Each Flan1e to Form
Width
Wei1ht
per
Hetr'4
Sectional
Area
Moduli of Section
Radii of GJratlon
z..
Zyy
'n
,.,
cm1
c m3
cm3
em
em
7792
9925
12058
I 4725
I &458
22n-5
1862
1903
1938
1978
2029
2082
8 81
9 24
9 55
983
1012
1035
Thickness
kc
mm
mm
kc
82-2
<400
120
160
200
250
320
..00
1575
182-6
2078
2392
283 1
333 <4
20066
232-66
26466
30<466
42466
) 281 8
. ) 8995
4 5199
s 2996
6 -400 1
7 672-1
~6066
ISH&450
872
320
120
160
200
250
320
-400
1<475
1676
1877
2128
2480
2882
1879'4
21].54
23914
271 14
3159<4
36714
3 JIHO
3 93-4-6
.. 487<4
s 181 8
6 1609
7291 2
5962
7327
8692
I 0399
I 2788
I 5519
2066
21 07
21 -44
2186
2239
2294
7 12
7 41
763
7 83
8 05
8 22
ISH&4SO
925
320
120
160
200
250
320
-400
1528
ln9
1930
2181
25].)
2935
194-69
22029
24589
277-89
32269
373-89
3 o432 1
3 981 9
... 53).9
5 2273
6 2052
7 3342
5999
7364
873 0
I 0<436
I 2826
I 5556
20 -44
2087
21 25
21 69
2223
2280
7 02
7-31
7S4
120
160
200
250
320
-400
1626
1877
2128
2-442
20714
239-14
271 14
311-1'4
367 14
<431 14
3 8164
4 511 5
5 209 1
6085-1
73197
8744-1
7893
I 0026
I 2159
14816
I 8559
2 2816
2090
2132
21 70
22 11
2264
23 18
8-73
916
947
976
1005
1029
120
160
200
250
320
..00
1679
1930
2181
1495
21389
24589
27789
31789
373 89
43789
) 8645
... 5588
s 255-6
6 1307
73640
8 7870
7922
I 0056
I 2189
I 4856
I 8589
2 2856
2069
2 1 14
21 53
21 96
2250
23-06
8 61
90<4
9 37
9 67
9 97
1022
ISH&450.
ISH&450
872
925
2182
3384
293-5
343 7
Note - Properties civen in this Table are based o n t he &ross area of the section.
178
775
7-91
8 16
SECTIO N D : BEAMS. CHANNELS AND OTHER COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS COLUMNS
TABLE XXXIV DOUBLE JOISTS LACED OR

BATTENED TO BE USED AS COLUMNS
COMPOSED OF TWO ISHB SECTIONS OF SAME SIZE
DesiJnatlon
W,
k&
WeiJht per Metre. k&

Sectional Ar.a,
em~
ISHB ISO
ISHB ISO
ISHB ISO
27 1
346
306
54-2
612
691
6896
7796
88 16
Momant of Inertia. lsz- em4
2 911 2
3 0800
3271 2
Modulus of Section, Zrx em3
3882
4106
4362
Radius of Gyration, ' zx em
SpacinJ
Between
CtoC
650
6-of
629
Moment Modulus Radius

of
of
of
lnenla
StKdOft Gyration
Moment
of
Inertia
Modulus Radius
of
of
StKtlon Gyration
Hom-t Moclulua lltadlus

of
of
of
Inertia
Sectfon Gyration
of Beams
lyy
Zvv
r yy
'n
z ,.y
' yy
'''"
Zyy
em
em'
em3
em
ern
crn3
ern
ern
em..
em
150
4 7423
3162
8 29
175
6 143 1
3780
9 44
68894
UO I
9-40
7 7395
4671
937
200
7 7593
443-4
10-61
8 7166
..,3-9
1057
91051
550)
1055
225
9591-1
511 5
11 79
10781-<4
5701
1176
121475
6)7.0
11 74
250
II 6l83
581 9
1199
13 101 8
6502
12-96
14 76-41
7266
1294
275
11901 1
65-42
, .. 20
156599
731 8
1-4-17
17 6575
8186
,...,s
30-o
16 3793
7280
15..J
18 -461 6
815 1
1539
208251
9126
15-37
35.0
21982-3
879)
1785
24 79s-B
985-9
1713
27-1
1105 ....
17-11
400
28 4471
I 0344
~031
321046
I 161 1
2029
)6 253-1
I 3031
2021
f yy
( (tMfMiecf)
179

(Continued)
COMPOSED OF TWO ISHB SECTIONS OF SAME. SIZE
ISHB 100
ISHB 200
ISHB .llS
k&
373
-400
41 1
Weight per Metre. k&
746
800
86 2
9508
10188
109-88
Desi1nation
w,
Sectional
Are~.
cm1
Moment of Inertia, lrr cm 4
7 2168
7-4-43 6
10 5590
Modulus of Section Z.;r:c cm3
7216
7444
9386
~adlus
8 71
of Gyration, rJta em
Spacing
Between
C to C
of B~ams
Moment Modulus
of
of
Inertia Section
8 55
Radius
of
Gyr~tlon
9 80

of
of
of
lnerti~ Section Gyration.
Moment Modulus
of
of
Inertia
Section
Radius
of
Gyr~tion
z,,
'n
In
z,,
r,,
cm3
ern
cm4
em3
em
14883ol
6976
1209
16 614-4
7384
12-3~
13 29
17 9079
7929
1326
19 8764
8369
1345
8383
1447
112~8
891 6
14-4-4
23481 9
939)
1462
2) 3273
933 1
15-66
24912-1
993 1
1564
27 410,
I -Q-450
1580
350
ll 0525
I 1292
1807
33 1899
I 2032
1805
363584
I 2646
18 19
400
39 9663
I 332-2
2050
42 7411
I 4207
2048
46 6597
I 493 1
2061
450
50 0685
I 5406
2295
53 5659
I 6439
2293
58 )344
I 7284
230<4
500
61 l59-l
I 753-1
25-40
656641
I 8716
25-39
71 3827
I 9692
25-49
In
Zy,
'n
em
em
cm3
em
200
II 4423
5721
1097
llS
139678
6573
12-12
2SO
16 7905
7462
275
19 9103
300
'"
emt
550
600
180
SECTION D : BEAMS. CHANNELS AND OTHER. COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS COLUMNS

ISHB 225
ISHB 2SO
ISHBlSO
IIHB 100
<468
51 0
SH
588
916
1020
1094
1176
11932
12992
139--42
14HO
10 9576
IS-473 0
IS967-8
25.0904
9740
11378
I 2774
1672-6
1091
9-58

of
of
of
Inertia Sectlon Gyration
,,,
Zyy
em"
ema
Moment Modulus
of
Inertia
of
1070
Radl~
of
Section Gyration
1295
Moment Modulus Radlu

of
of
of
Inertia Section Gyratloft
Moment Modulus lbdlus

of
of
of
Inertia Section Gyration
f yy
l yy
Z yy
' on
lyy
Z yy
r,,
lyy
z,,
'n
em
em
cm3
em
em'
cm3
em
em'
cm3
em
17 7778
I Ill I
13 62
ll 4369
8986
1340
24 222-S
9689
IHS
lS 352-1
I 0098
1458
28 485-S
1085-2
14 81
30 182-4
I ISH
14 76
32 6898
I 24Sl
14 78
2U401
I 1246
15-76
lliS45
I 205-6
15-97
3539H
I 2816
15-93
38 0696
I 384 4
15-95
393349
I J6ll
18 16
43 71<0 5
14570
1834
<46 7207
I 5514
18-31
so 1318
I 674-4
1832
so Sll l
I 611 3
2058
SSitOS
I 7"7
2074
59 791 4
I 8~..4
2071
64267 1
I 9775
10 72
63 1989
18668
llOI
6969H
I 991 3
23-16
74 6047
2 1258
ll ll
80 1728
2 1907
2314
77368 1
l 1181
2546
IS lllS
22699
25-60
91 1609
2 4248
25-57
97 9496
26120
lSSS
117 5978
29l9-9
18 O;
1)91171
3271-l
30 48
(Continued)
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( Continued)
y
Desl1natlon ISHB lOO
w,
k&
Weltht per Metre, k&
ISHB lJO
ISHB JSO
630
674
724
1260
1348
144-8
171 82
1$442
---Sectional Are:a. em2
16050
Moment of Inertia, lx:r cm 4
259004
38 319<4
396056
2 1896
2 263 2
-Modulus of Section, Zu, cm3
Aadlus of GyratlOft, rn em
Spacln1
htw. .n
C to C
of . . .ms
Moment
of
Inertia
I 7266
1270
1465
1<493
MCHiulua Radius
of
of
s.ctlon Gyration
lyy
Z yy
'n
em
em
ems
em
250
Moment
of
Inertia
Modulus Radius
of
of
Section Gyration
Moment
of
Inertia
HCHiulus Radius
of
of
Section Gyration
,,.,.
Z yy
fyy
lyy
Z yy
fyy
emt
em'
em
em
(1'113
em
ll 7<497
t l700
llS9
275
3<4 8379
13126
1477
37 3875
I -4243
1-475
398879
I 5143
1471
300
406051
1 471 1
IHI
43 5623
I 5841
15-91
46 5155
16160
ISU
350
Sl 6-465
178l9
1121
57522 7
I 917.f
1839
61 4,7
20439
1826
400
616933
21071
10"
736301
21656
2070
787890
24176
1067
450
85 7465
24436
1HI
918867
26253
13-ll
983837
2 8031
lHO
500
104 8051
27
2555
1122903
1994-4
2556
110 l8P>
3 1999
1554
s5-o
1258715
3 1397
1800
134 8417
3311 0
28.01
144<4817
36041
2799
600
, ... ,..N
) 497-1
30.f6
159 5401
37539
3047
1709990
40150
3045
650
700
Ill
SECTION 0: BEAMS, CHANNELS AND OTHER COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS COLUMNS

- --- ISHB 400
--- -- ---- - -- --
lSHB 450
ISHB 400
17~
ISHB 450
872
822
925
- ----
--- -
1548
1644
-- - ~
...
- ----- ---- - --
-- - 56' 1670
57 M70
-- -
1687
--- --- - ----- 235 78
80 6998
78 421 6
.,..
________.____ __________..... _, ___.... -------- .. ------ ,
3 5866
) 4854
2 8884
.. -- ----- - --- ~ --
-- - -
---- - - ~ -- - - -
________
- -----
2 8084
. --- --- -
22228
209-32
19732
- .. -
1850
17..4
...
- - -
-- - .........
1850
18 78
1661
-----
- -----
- - -
of
Inertia
of
of
Section Gyration
Moment Modulua Radius

of
of
of
of
of
of

of
Inertia
of
of
Section Gyration
lyy
Z yy
'Yr
'~ v
Z yy
'n
1.-y
z)../
'n
'::)'
Z;:
r,,.
cm 4
cm3
em
em
cm3
em
cm1
cm3
em
cm1
cm3
em
36 287 9
I 4515
13 56
40 701 7
16281
1353
42 762 4
I 6290
1472
45 1405
I 7147
1469
47 9953
I 8284
1469
so 667 2
I 924 7
I H 6
49 8536
I 8129
15-S9
526629
I 9098
1586
55 983 5
2 0358
1587
59 140 5
l 1-t-'4-7
15 84
65 8859
2 196-2
1827
69 6702
2 316 5
182-4
74043-7
24681
1825
78 297 6
2 6034
1822
84 384 6
2 5965
2068
892939
2 741 2
2065
94 882 5
2 9i9S
2066
100 -4020
) 082 2
2.0 64
105 349 9
3 0100
23 1I
Ill 5342
3 179?
23 08
118 499 1
3 3857
B 09
125 453 6
3 5767
128 781 6
3 -4342
25 55
136 3909
3 6298
2553
1448955
3 863 9
25-53
1534525
<4 083 9
2551
15-4 679 9
3 867 0
2800
163 8642
4 0889
2798
17-4 0697
.. 351 7
27 99
184 3986
4 6013
2797
183 OH 6
4 3069
3046
193 9539
4 5556
3044
206 0225
.. 8476
3044
118 2920
5 1272
30-43
213 875 9
.. 7528
3292
2266601
5 0285
329 1
240 7537
s 350 1
32 91
255 13'26
s 6601
3'289
2-47 173 6
5 203 7
35 39
261 9829
s 5067
3538
278 263 5
5 858 2
35 38
294 9205
6 199 1
3537
Note- The properties given. il'l thi$ Table are based on the &ross area of the section.
183
01
r-;- b '
TABLE XXXV DOUBLE JOISTS WITH

FLANGES BUTTING AND WELDED TOE
T,O TOE TO BE USED AS COLUMNS
,..-
'
X --1'1--- - . - f- X
L=+=====4==
I
Nominl
Sl.ze
h
x b
mm
Composed of l' wu
Joists Each of the
Same Size
Designatlon
kg
mm
Wel1ht
per
Metre
Sectional
Area
P.toments of
Inertia
Mo duli of
Radii of
Section
Gyration
'n
kg
em
em
6896
291 12
-4 H24
3882
3162
~SO
8 29
61 ';.
n96
3 oso-o
5 4830
4 106
358-4
6 29
8 39
692
88 16
32712
6 381 0
4362
-4080
609
851
373
7 46
9508
7 216 8
II -4-422
7216
572-1
871
10 97
ISHB 200
400
8 0 0
101 88
7-4-i3 6
12351 ,1
7+4-4
6124
8 55
1101
225x -450
ISHB 115
43 1
862
10988
10 5590
16 6 14 3
9386
7384
9 80
1230
225 x 450
ISHB 225
-468
936
11932
10 9576
18 177 8
9HO
800-4
958
1234
250x 500
ISHBlSO
SI O
1020
12992
IS <473 0
2<4 2226
I 2378
9687
1091
13 6$
250x 500
ISHB 250
S-47
109-4
139-42
I S 9678
26 1402
I 277"1
I 037 7
10 70
13 69
300x 500
ISHB 300
588
1176
1<49 70
25 090<4
21n1a
I 6726
I Ill I
1195
1362
lOO x 500
ISHBlOO
630
1260
16050
2::: 9004
29 93-40
I 7266
I 1888
1270
13 66
350x 500
ISHB 350
674
1348
171 82
38 319-4
31 7497
2 1896
I 2700
1493
13-59
JSO x SOO
ISHB 350
72<4
14{8
18442
39 6056
3-41SH
2 263 '2
I 3603
14-65
13 63
-400>< 500
ISHB400
77"1
154-8
197J:t
56 1670
36 2878
2 8084
I 451 5
1687
13 56
-400x SOO
ISHB400
81'2.
1644
20932
57 6<47 0
38 6659
l88C4
I 5374
1661
1359
4SOx 500
ISHB 450
872
1744
22228
78 421 6
40 70 16
J 4aS-4
I 628 1
1878
1353
450x 500
ISHB-450
925
1850
23578
80699 8
43 3740
3 5866
I 72-46
1850
1356
ISO x.300
ISHB ISO
27 1
ISOx 300
ISH8 ISO
306
ISOx 300
ISHB ISO
200x -400
ISHB 200
200 x -400
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TABLE XXXVI SAFE CONCENTRIC LOADS ON CHANNEL

SECTIONS TO BE USED AS COLUMNS
{Continued)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------ISLC IU
ISMC ll5
ISLC 100
DesiJnation
ISMt: 1SO
ISMC 175
I~MClOO
ISL.C 225
Area, em%
Wel1ht per Metre, k'

Radii of {
Gyration
I
I
304
rn em
99<4
'"' em
238
60
46 )()(,1
+4 0250
7 0
E
.s:.
240
9 14
262
3301
259
903
l-38
2622
--
2S21
ll10
2438
---~-------
206
8 11
237
22 1
8 03
213
176
7 16
238
191
708
223
Safe Concentric Loads in kt
SO
)(
3053
I
4 0
3867
25869-<4
2B 1006
31 8909
24 611 0
266898
28 173 4
30 1890
12 6609
24 ~978
H780S
2:, 0507
27 8Sl ~
10217 1
21 780-6
36 322-1
392339
30 8738
35 3862
38181 5
29708(1
34 0803
36 7378
32335-6
80
<fO 0-437
JOC66-0
322549
2H7l 7
250251
17 4744
18 7543
90
37 2195
273767
29 171 9
206252
21 ?224
148732
15914-<f
100
33 ?765
2443i 9
26 031 l
17 CJOSS
139907
125749
13 <H66
11 0
30 52! 8
21 5613
30 521 &
IS 4G9 6
16 3730
10681 4
II 3674
120
27 1953
18 95-41
l7 1958
IH038
1417i6
89432
9 4983
~ ,______ __
:l
41
:I>
-;:
~
w
l O
390S6-7
323801
33 3401
26 4140
27 3440
22 6240
23 631 5
l S
)24480
28 1487
27 6987
21 8989
21 9163
18 7958
189408
30
lS 5686
230898
21 8262
17 2265
16 863 'f
l S
"9169
184554
17 053 0
13 4482
128807
II 571 8
II 131 9
153481
147)68
13 101 7
10 3097
96760
88906
8 3623
.fS
II 9529
II S61 7
10 1034
8033 8
rsnl
6 9238
6 5485
50
9 4177
92597
80478
6337<4
5 9692
H6H
S IS88
SS
7 6528
7 4554
6532-7
5 141 7
48070
H310
1-4 57-44
- - - - - - - --- - -- - - - - - - - --- - - - ---- ----- - --
'1671
( ContiniiH)
186
SECTION D ; SEAMS. C HAN N EL,$ A N D O THE; R COMPOUN D SECTION$ USEO AS COLUMNS
TABLE XXXVI SAFE CONCENTRIC LOADS ON CHANNEL

SECTIONS TO BE USED AS COLUMNS
( Continued)
ISLC ISO
ISHC ISO
ISLC 125
ISMC 125
ISLC 100
ISMC 100
Area, cm 2
1836
2088
1367
1619
10-02
1170
726
8 67
Metr~ .
144
164
107
127
79
9 2
5 7
6 8
<f06
157
<fOO
149
3 02
126
296
121
.. +47 5
5 l<f60
Designation
Weight per
Radii of {
Gyratio n
kg
'.u em
r,.1 em
6 16
237
6 11
22 1
5 07
192
S ll
205
Saf e Concentric Load5 in
.,
x<
:0 5-498
23 323 8
14H20
16 926 9
8 980 6
10 3428
50
18 921 5
21 <fl87
12 3285
l<f 497 5
6 854-6
7 833-2
166261
18 7699
' "H
II 709 i -
10
, .. 022 0
IS 779 6
7 9340
9272-4
ISMC 7S
kc
-40
60
ISLC 75
s 1)) 2
s 838 3
3 764 1
.. 253 0
2973-9
-- ...
~---
3 ..03 1
-
--
-- --
20200
2305-3
I 4273
I 6271
- - - - -- -- - - - - --
)(
:>(
8 0
II 5856
13 0161
9 0
9 5908
10 757 1
6 27<f-7
7309-<f
.. 8968
5 693 7
.. ......... ... ... . ........ . . . . . ....
...."
...
I:
.!:
.....
100
110
7 8228
___ .. _ _ __
8 755 0
3933-9
.. 579 1
7 0969
3 1&29
16798
6 3657
2 8<f03
3 2058
2 !70-8
24570
I 7125
I 9105
6 5190
7 020 0
- -- - - - 12 0
5 3358
5 961 7
2 608 5
l 0 32 3
20
18 4959
20 1054
12 3604
13 711 3
.11:
.::
--
...J
"
e
~
"'
~
...x
.c:
>-
25
IS 33<43
16 037 9
948 15
3 0
12 0625
123025
7 1221
).S
9 -4168
SH38
9 351.2
<40
-~
--
---
---
....
--
--
2 026]
22039
__ 7., 4620
____ _
3 031 0
3 1590
I 3402
I <4591
s 378 3
2 145)
2231 2
7 2"2
7 028 2
3 9SS8
.. 031 3
4)
s 6255
5493 5
3 0238
l 103 '
SO
4 <f376
"3326
2 3895
SS
3 6004
l.f821
- -- - -- - - --- - --
Not e I - The ufe load t &i'<en in this Table are ubu la\cd fo r r atio of slenderMSJ 11p to b~o~t not exeeedina l SO.
Note 2- The value$ below the :zi&ZII dotted lint$ are fo r rt'iO Qf $1enderneu ex~eedin& 180.
187
46601
--
Note 3 - This Table is bued on t he requ iremc nu s peclflt:d In
----
4 4359
10 175
- - -----
)!.
3 563-4
3 2358
-
t .t.2 of IS ; 800- ltS6.
lSI HANDBOOK fOR STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS : STRUCTURAL STL SECTIONS
TABLE XXXVII DOUBLE CHANNELS LACED

OR BATTENED TO BE USED AS COLUMNS
I
C------==~-:.=
~----
y
COMPOSED OF TWO CHANNELS OF SAME SIZE
Deslenatlon ISJC 100

Weisht,
k&
116
ISJC 125
ISJC 150
158
198
2014
25-30
Moment of Inertia 1, ,. em
2476
5400
9421
Modulus of Section Zzx cm3
496
864
1256
Radius of Gyration ' u em
4 09
518
Radiu
Moment
Modulus
of
of
Grratlof!
of
of
of
Inertia
Section
Gyration
Moment
of
Modulus
Webs
Inertia
Section
lyy
Z yy
mm
em'
cm3
em
S81
701
83-3
983
1152
1339
1544
1769
201 1
2272
13 1
148
167
187
209
23 3
2.5-7
283
309
337
36.5
422
1 -~
IOS6
21 I
2 18
237
2-58
2-79
3-01
].23
J -45
3 68
392
:415
462
12].]
143 6
1664
191 8
219 6
2.500
2829
3182
23 5
261
289
320
351
38 5
41 9
-482
.510
.54.57
6368
54-3
606
670
5 58
6 07
6 56
&41 3
801
I 07.5.5
I 3393
9B
753
8 .52
SO
100
1.50
200
250
300
350
400
450
500
600
700
800
900
1000
120 0
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2600
2552
3167
3856
4620
I 632 7
I 95.58
JOOO
2 3085
2 6909
3 102 9
3 .5+4-.5
4 0 1S8
3200
4 5167
3400
3600
3800
4000
5 o-47-3
56075
6 1973
6 8 16 8
2800
of
107-1
1209
IJ49
1489
16].1
1773
191 6
20S'1
2203
2348
2492
263 7
2782
Radius
of
Gyration
Moment
of
Inertia
Radius
Modulus
Spacina
Between
Section
z >.Y
9 51
10 50
11 49
1248
13 47
14 47
1547
1646
1746
18 {6
19 45
20 4.5
21 45
cm3
em
l<fSS
265
168 1
1938
2-40
258
2U7
2S48
2900
3284
3700
292
323
356
392
430
469
51 0
4 14 7
55-3
em
3.562
3966
4850
5835
6920
810 7
9394
I 2270
I .5548
I 9230
2 331 4
2 7802
3 2692
)7q84
4 3680
49778
5 6280
6 3184
7 0490
78200
86312
94828
..55
491
.5~9
606
686
769
85-3
93 9
111 5
1296
1479
1665
185)
1 29
247
267
2 87
309
3-30
3 52
375
3 98
421
4 44
4 91
538
586
4626
513 6
6252
7494
8863
I 035 8
I 1980
I 5603
197J-2
6 3 ..
6 83
7 8 1
8 79
9 77
1076
11 75
1274
2234
ll 73
2427
2620
281 4
1473
s .5132
1572
1672
1771
1871
1970
1070
6 280 3
7 0780
204-3
3009
3204
3-400
3.596
379-3
21 70
597
il<f2
73 6
83-3
93-3
IOJ-6
114 1
1357
z.n
297
3 17
339
) 60
3 82
405
4 28
4-51
4 97
544
592
640
6 88
7 85
1579
8 8)
2 4367
1805
2 9508
9 81
1080
l 5155
.. 1308
2035
2268
2503
4 7967
274 1
7 9663
8885-1
98546
108747
II 9454
2980
3U I
3462
3705
1949
419)
4439
4684
11 79
1278
1377
1476
15-76
1675
1774
187-4
197-4
107l
1173
( Continued)
188
SECTION D : BEAMS, CHANNELS AND OTHER COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS COLUMNS
TABLE XXXVII DOUBLE CHANNELS LACED

(Continued)
Deslanatlon
ISJC 175
ISJC 200
ISLC 75
Welaht.
k&
224
278
IH
Area,
cm2
2848
l5S4
1452
Moment of Inertia l.rx cm.4
I 4398
2 3224
1322
Modulus of Section Zw em'
16-46
1322
35-1
Radius of Gyration rw em
SpaclnJ
BetwHn
Webs
Moment
of
Modulus
of
Radius
of
Moment
of
Modulus
of
Radius
of
Inertia
Section
Gyration
Inertia
Section
Gyration
Zyy
lyy
em'
em
cm 4
1882
2149
2o452
2790
3164
3573
31 .4
344
2 57
275
293
3063
343 6
-438
3852
431 3
510
481 9
602
493
3 33
3 S4
194
l ll
129
348
368
l89
536
376
5369
5963
651
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+499
702
410
580
755
627
675
724
826
397
420
4 41
6602
501 5
5567
7285
801 3
8785
809
866
mm
0
50
100
150
100
250
300
350
..00
450
~00
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2600
2800
3000
3200
1400
3600
3800
..000
808
71 1
6154
743 6
8860
I 0426
I 213 5
I 3986
I 811 -6
2 281 5
2 808-4
3 392 2
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4 7308
5 485S
6 297:2
7 1658
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907-4-C)
10 I 13 S
II 2100
12 363 4f
I] 573-8
377
41 3
452
l Jl
HS
5 II
93-3
5 58
1043
6 05
1156
1271
6 53
101
151 0
-467-1
798
8 95
993
10 91
1190
12 89
1388
1487
15 86
16 86
1785
1884
1984
4945
522-1
.2183
1755
2006
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2521
2783
3048
331 4
358 3
3853
4125
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I 4351
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I 895 0
2 425 9
l 0280
3701 1
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5 2606
61470
7 1044
8 1329
9 2326
10 403 2
I I 6-450
12 9579
i4HI 8
IS 7968
17 3129
189
Moment
of
Inertia
em
474
Modulus
of
Section
,.,y
Zyy
em'
cm3
Radius
of
Gyration
495
114
602
142
185
204
n.7
161
214.
870
183
1031
106
245
167
4 31
1112
1409
1625
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15-6
28:3
453
4 75
1860
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925
1046
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2382
310
33 8
366
543
2978
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683
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612
676
557
1305
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116)
730
826
9 ll
1020
2461
277-8
11 18
3094
12'-17
3-41 5
13 15
14 14
3739
406 6
o4396
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5063
539 9
573 7
6076
6<416
-4386
Sl9 9
6085
807o4
03!14
I 2924
I
807
941
844
943
20:09
21 08
60361
262 4
2208
6 6-41 5
2767
1612
17 II
1810
1909
HS
358
381
405
453
501
550
598
6 47
7o46
1077
1214
I 5784
I 8935
22176
2 6108
3 0130
3 44-42
39045
43938
4 9122
s 4596
15 13
289
311
1353
1043
II 42
1-492
163 2
1772
191 3
205 5
2197
1141
13 41
lo441
2339
2482
1839
1939
2039
15 ..0
1640
17 -40
21 39
( Contlnu~d)
SECTION D : BEAMS. CH ANN ELS AND OTHER COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS COLUMNS
TABLE XXXVII DOUBLE CHANNELS lACED

( Cor:tinued)
Desiln&tion
ISJC 175
ISJC 100
ISLC 75
Wei pt.
k&
224
278
11 4
A r ea.
em 2
2848
35-5-4
14-52
Moment of Inertia /_.,.. em

Modulus of Section Z.uo em3
Radius of Gyration r u em
I -4398
23224
1322
16-46
2322
352
711
Spadnl
Between
Webs
Moment
of
Inertia
lyy
Zyy
mm
emc
em3
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
450
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
2000
~200
2400
2600
2800
3000
3200
3400
3600
3800
4000
1882
21-49
2452
2790
3164
3573
401 8
4499
SOI S
5567
6154
T-436
8860
I 0-42-6
I 2135
I 3986
I 811 6
2 281 5
21084
l 3922
4 0330
4 7308
54855
6 2972
7 1658
8091 4
90740
10 11 35
II 2100
/l-3634
I) 573 8
8 08
Modulus
Radius
of
of
Section Gyration
31 -4
34-4
377
41 3
452
49-l
53 6
580
62-7
675
72-4
826
93 3
1043
I !56
127 I
151 0
1755
2006
226 1
2S2 1
2713
3041
331 4
3583
3853
4125
4397
467 1
4945
5221
Moment
of
IMrtla
Modulus
of
Section
r'Y'I
r,,
z,,
em
em
1 57
3061
2 15
2 93
3 13
333
354
376
397
4 20
4 42
4-65
3436
5 11
558
60 5
653
701
798
8 95
99)
1091
11 90
1219
13
1487
1586
1686
1785
1884
1984
2084
21 8)
302
Moment
of
IMrda
Modulus
of
Section
Radius
of
Gyration
1
1Y
,,,
z,,
'n
em3
em
em 4
cm3
em
124
1-42
16 2
183
206
23 1
25-6
l 8 3
31:0
338
366
425
16561
1440
I 8950
2-4259
l 028 0
3 701 1
-44453
5 2606
6 147C
7 104..
8 1329
9 232 6
10403 2
116450
12 9579
14 341 8
IS 7968
17l229
157 9
1866
2163
2467
2778
3c;>9 4
341 5
373 9
4066
4396
4n-9
5063
5399
573-7
6076
6-41 6
2'14
311
329
348
368
389
4 10
431
-453
475
4 97
5 ..4)
S-89
635
683
7-30
8 26
923
1020
11 18
12 17
13 15
14 1-f
15 13
1612
1711
18 10
1909
2009
21 08
:U08
-4'15
602
3852
431 3
4819
5369
5963
6602
7285
801 3
8785
I 0-463
I 23 18
I -435 1
438 -474
510
SS-7
602
651
702
755
809
866
925
104-6
1173
1305
190
Radius
of
Gyration
n -1
870
103 2
121 2
1409
162 s
1860
211 2
2382
2978
36-45
4386
519 9
6085
807-4
I 0354
12924
I 5784
I 8935
2 2376
2 6108
3 0130
34442
3 90-45
.. 3938
4 912' 2
s 4596
6036 1
6 6-41 S
48&
548
61 2
676
807
94 1
1077
121-4
l lS3
1492
163 2
ln2
1913
2055
2197
2339
2482
26H
2767
115
204
224
245
2 67
289
3-12
J)S
358
3 81
405
-453
SOI
550
598
647
746
8 44
943
1043
11 42
1241
13.. 1
1441
1540
1640
1740
1839
1939
2039
21 39
( Con!inued)
SECTION D : BEAMS. CHANNELS AND OTHER COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS COLUMNS
TABLE XXXVII DOUBLE CHANNELS LACED OR

( Continued)
Deslanatlon
ISLC 175
Wlsht. ka
351
..,.,
4480
5244
Ar-. em2
ISLC200
ISLCns
480
61 06
Moment of Inertia In, ern
22968
3 ..51 0
50958
Modulus of Sectlen Z66, em'
2626
3452
o4530
Radius of Gyration r1111 , em
.,
7-16
Spactna
htw"n
Mment
We~
Inertia
t,.,
z,.,.
mm
em
SO
100
150
200
250
300
350
-40.0
45.0
500
60.0
700
800
90.0
100-G
120.0
1400
1600
110.0
1000
2200
240.()
160.()
210.0
300.0
3200
l400
3600
)8()-()
-400.0
-4500
8 11
Modulus
Radius
of
of
Section Gyratfon
Moment
of
ln.rtla
Modulus
'n
em1
Ctn
SII O
681
5676
6298
6975
not
8498
9J.f4
I 0246
I 1203
I 221 7
I 3286
I 559.f
I 812-5
20880
2 )859
2 7062
3 4141
4 211 5
50986
6 0752
7141 4
8297-3
9 5427
108n8
12 302-4
13 116-6
IS..lOS
17 1139
181970
207696
22 7311
732
787
845
907
971
103 8
1108
1179
125-3
1329
1485
1648
181 6
1988
2165
2529
2905
3289
1612
401 1
+415
).)8
356
...,....
530-6
5nl
614-1
6562
6985
741 1
7831
1266
HS
395
4 15
436
457
4 78
500
Sll
545
590
636
683
730
7n
873
970
1067
11 64
1263
ll61
1-459
1558
1657
1756
1855
19S4
205-4
21 53
2253
914
Section
"adius
of
Gyration
Moment
of
Inertia
t,.,.
z,.,
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,,.,
Zyy
'n
em
em1
em
em
cm1
em
583 4
648)
7197
7977
882-3
9734
1071-1
I 175-l
12861
I -4034
I 5273
17948
20884
2 4083
27544
3 1267
3 9500
-48782
5911 3
7049-l
a 292-1
96398
n -8
83 6
9CO
967
10)8
111 2
119.0
127 1
135-4
1439
1527
1709
3H
352
370
1 90
4 10
ll
452
4 73
495
5 17
540
585
631
678
725
772
868
96-4
1062
1159
1257
1356
1454
1553
1652
1751
1850
19.f9
2049
21-48
ll-41
876
938
1004
1075
l St
3n
395
4 14
II S-o
43
lll9
-454
H5
11
on ...
126491
143122
160794
17951 5
19 9285
22 0104
24 197-1
264881
soo-o
191
of
urH
209
2295
250 1
2926
336....
381 ....
427.2
-4731
521-1
5688
617 1
6657
7146
7639
813 -4
86).2
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'963 ~
7885
867
9540
I 0482
I 1500
1259
13765
I 5012
I 6336
1 n36
I 921 2
2239-l
2 5879
2 967 1
3 3768
3 817 1
4 7892
5 8834
70997
84)8 1
98987
II 481 3
ll 1861
15 0 130
16 962-1
1903)2
2 1 2265
23 541 9
25 979o4
28 539 1
311108
38 4595
46o461 4
Modulus "adius
of
ol
Section GyratJon
UH
1396
1485
1576
167 1
1866
2070
2282
2501
272-6
3193
3677
-41 76
...,,
5 17
5-39
561
606
651
697
7-<M
7tl
816
981
1078
11 76
4688
1273
521 0
1371
5741
1-470
6279
6824
1568
7375
1667
793 1
1766
849 1
186-4
196-4
9055
9622
2063
I 0193
21 62
1161
I 0766
25 10
I 2209
I 3665
2758
( ConUftued )
lSI HANDBOO~ FOR STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS : STRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIONS

BATIENED TO BE USED AS COLUMNS
( Continued )
o..l.natiqn
WeJpt, k'
Area. em 2
ISLClSO
ISLC 300
ISLC 350
560
662
n -6
7130
&4122
9894
Moment of Inertia In em'
73750
1209SI
18 6252
em3
5900
8064
I 0642
Mod'ulus of hction Z 16 ,
Radius of Gyration r1w em
1017
Webs
Moment
of
Inertia
lyy
Zn
f yy
lyy
Zyy
mm
em'
emS
em
em'
I 1166
I 2173
13269
1445--4
I 5729
I 7093
I 8545
2 0087
2 1718
2 3431
2 5248
29133
3 3376
37975
.. 24))0
4 8242
5 9935
7305-4
8 7599
10 3571
12 0968
139791
16 0040
18 171 5
20 481 7
22 9344
25 5297
28 2676
31 1481
l4 171 3
37 3370
.cs 8752
ss 3046
111 7
1188
1264
1'\45
143 0
151 9
1613
171 0
1810
1913
2020
224 1
2<f72
271 2
296 1
3216
3746
.C297
4867
5451
6041
6657
n75
7904
853 4
9174
981 9
I 0469
I 1124
I 1783
I 2...... 6
I 411 5
I 580 1
396
4 13
4 31
4;50
470
490
510
Sll
5-52
5-73
5-95
639
684
730
7-76
823
917
1012
11 08
1205
13-03
1400
14-98
1596
1695
1793
1892
1991
2090
21 89
2288
2537
2785
12396
I 3523
I 4755
16092
I 7534
I 9081
2073-4
2 2492
24356
26324
28398
32862
ln47
.. 3052
SpaclnJ
a.tween
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
450
SOO
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2600
1800
3000
320.0
3400
3600
3800
-4000
-4500
5000
5500
6000
Modulus
of
Section
u-n
11 98
Radius
of
Gyration
Moment
of
Inertia
Modulus
of
Section
4&n9
5<f92-8
6 8487
8 3731
10 0659
II 9272
I] 9569
16 1550
18 5216
21 0566
23760 1
26 6320
29 672-3
32881 1
36 2583
398040
-43 518 I
53 5403
64615-2
76 7429
89 9233
191
Radius
of
Gyration
Moment
of
Inertia
Modulus Radius
of
of
'ctlon Gyratioft
''"
lyy
Z yy
emS
em
em'
em3
1240
131 9
1<05
1497
1594
1696
1803
191 4
2030
1149
2272
2.5 28
2796
3075
3364
3662
4280
4925
5592
6277
6978
7693
841 9
9155
9900
I 0653
I 1412
I 2178
12949
13726
I.C506
I 6474
18461
20465
22481
384
401
...,
4-37
456
476
496
517
5)8
559
581
625
669
7-15
761
808
902
997
1093
11 90
1287
13 85
1483
1581
1680
1778
1877
1976
2075
21 74
22-73
2s-21
l770
3019
3268
I 3639
I <f893
16270
1m-2
19397
2 1146
2301 8
2 501 4
2 7134
2 '1377
3 1745
3 6850
4 2450
4 854-5
5 5134
6 221 8
7 7870
9 5501
II 511 1
136700
160268
185814
213339
24284-3
27 4326
30 7787
34 3227
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42 0044
46 1421
S0-4777
62 1823
75 lll-6
89301 7
104 7166
r ,
yY
em
371
1364
1-453
388
4-<K.
1550
424
1653
1763
4 43
-461
1880
482
2002
2129
503
524
2261
S4S
2398
5-66
2540
6 10
2:83-S
655
ll44
7 00
3467
3802
746
793
4148
4867
8 87
561 8
982
11395
1079
7195
11 75
801 3
1273
8948
13 70
9697
1468
15-67
I 05511
I 1430
166S
1764
I 231 1
186)
I 3201
1961
14098
20 60
I 5002
21 60
; S91 1
22-59
I 6826
25-07
1913-l
1756
21464
30<>4
H81 4
32-53
2 6179
( Contlm1ed )
SECTION 0 : BEAMS, CHANNELS AND OTHER COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS COLUMNS

( Continued)

Deslanatlon
Welpt,
Area,
k&
em 2
ISLC 400
\SMC 75
91 4
13 6
184
11650
173<4
23-40
ISMC 100
Moment of Inertia (.,., em.a
27 9790
1520
373-4
Moduius of s.ction Z..,, cm3
13990
.ot06
746
296
1550
Moment
of
Inertia
Modulus
of
fyy
z.Y.Y
r.,.,
l,y
z,
fyy
mm
em4
ems
em
em
em3
em
IS70
1673
1784
1905
2033
2168
231 0
2-458
261 3
2773
2938
328-3
3645
4024
441 6
4821
566-f
6545
7-458
8397
9359
I 03<40
11338
I 2351
I 337-6
1441 2
I 54!8
I 651 3
17576
3-67
384
4-01
4 19
438
458
478
-4-98
519
540
561
605
650
695
741
788
8 82
977
107-4
11 70
1268
ll6S
146)
15-62
1660
1759
18-57
1956
2055
550
67-4
820
98 8
1177
1388
1621
1876
2152
1450
2769
3473
4264
5141
6105
7156
951 8
I 2226
I 5282
1868-4
2 243-3
2 6528
3 0971
3 5760
50896
.. 6379
<f2209
58385
64909
7Jn-t
78996
137
IS-9
J82
208
235
264
295
326
359
392
426
-496
569
643
178
197
217
239
261
283
306
129
3-52
376
400
448
Spillcina
Between
Webs
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
450
500
600
100
800
900
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2-400
260-()
2800
3000
3200
3400
)600
I 5697
I 7144
I 8737
20476
2 2360
2 4390
2 6566
28887
3 1354
3 3961
3 6725
4 2678
4921--4
5 6332
64032
7231 6
90629
II 1273
13 4247
159.551
187185
21 71f-8
249-4-42
284066
32 1020
36 030-4
40 191 7
-4i5861
<f9 213-5
Se~tion
Radius
of
Gyration
3800
5--4 0739
I 86-f-6
liSo+
4000
-4500
59 J673
5000
88 1292
104 79<45
122 9161
19722
2243-7
25180
2 7945
) 0729
2254
2502
2750
2999
3248
550-0
6000
72 92o-l
Moment
.otOO
of
Inertia
Modulus Radius
of
of
Section Gyration
71 8
795
952
111 1
1273
1437
1602
1769
191-6
210<f
2272
2+41
261 0
2780
2?S-o
3111
3291
496
545
593
642
7 41
840
939
1038
11 31
1237
1336
1436
15-)6
1635
1735
lllS
19lS
2035
21 34
Modulus
of
Section
Gyration
'n
Zn
,.,.,
cm 4
cml
em
213
240
270
)02
)-)-6
372
41 0
450
491
53-3
576
665
757
853
950
IOSO
125J
1-462
1675
189-0
2108
2329
2550
2773
2998
3223
3449
3676
3903
-413-1
4359
213
2-32
252
272
294
315
Moment
of
Inertia
1066
1159
1482
1734
201 6
2.326
2666
3035
3.04
3161
431 8
5320
6438
1674
9026
I 0496
13786
1754-f
21770
2646-<f
31626
3 7256
43354
49920
5695-4
64456
7 2-426
8086-4
89770
99145
108987
Radius
of
l-l&
360
383
406
430
471
52S
573
621
610
768
866
9-65
1063
I 163
1262
13 61
1461
1560
1660
1759
1859
1959
2058
li S8
( Ce~ttinued)
193

( Continued)
ISMC llS
ISMC ISO
~'
25-4
328
36l
cm2
32-38
-41 76
4876
Deslxnation
w~ight,
Ar~a.
ISMC 175
Moment of Inertia t.. ,. em4
8328
I 5588
2+466
Modulus of Selon z ..,. cml
133-2
2078
2796

Spacinc
Between
Webs
.s-o7
Moment Modulus
of
of
Inertia Section
Radius
of
Gyration
Moment
of
Inertia
Modulus
Radius
Moment
Modulus
of
of
of
of
of
Inertia
Section
Gyration
r yy
ly y
Zn.
lyy
zn
'n
em1
cm3
em
em'
em3
em
S-47
593
6-42
69-4
750
808
86 9
93 3
998
1066
113 5
1179
142 8
1583
1742
190-5
2242
2589
2946
331 0
3680
-405-6
+fl S
..81 9
5205
5594
5986
6380
6776
7173
7572
. l IJ
-4780
53-47
5975
6663
741 3
822-4
9095
I 002 8
I 102 1
I 2076
I 3191
I 5605
I 8262
2 1163
2 4308
2 7697
3 5206
4 3690
5 3 150
63585
7 4994
8 7379
10 0740
II 5075
13 0386
14 667 2
16 393 3
18 2169
10 .13,0
22 1567
2-42729
637
690
7-47
808
872
9-40
101 1
108-4
1160
1239
131 9
1416
1660
1&40
2026
221 6
2608
301 3
342-9
3854
4285
4721
5166
561 )
6064
651 9
6976
70 5
7897
8361
8817
)13
33 I
lyy
Z yy
mm
cm4
em~
tm
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
-400
450
500
600
700
800
2-41 7
2751
31:.!6
35-4 1
3997
4493
5030
5607
6225
6883
7581
9100
I 078 0
I 2623
1462-7
I 6793
2 161 2
2 7077
:J 3191
3995 2
7360
5 5.. 1 6
6 1120
7 374 1
83470
9411-7
10 541 1
I I 7353
12 99-42
14 3179
IS 7064
372
408
<447
-488
53 3
580
62-9
680
73 2
787
8-42
958
1078
1202
IJJO
1-46 0
172-9
200 6
2289
2578
2870
3167
3466
3782
407 2
4378
2 7J
2 91
3 11
331
3 51
372
394
4 16
4 38
4 61
-484
530
900
1000
1200
1-400
1600
1800
2000
120 0
2400
2600
2800
3000
3200
J-100
3600
3800
<100(1
-4685
49?-4
5304
561 5
5927
708
6 11
5-n
6 24
6 72
720
817
'9 14
10 12
11 11
12 09
13 08
14 07
1509
1606
1705
1804
19 o
1003
21 03
2202
-4104
-459-4
5136
573-0
6376
707-4
7825
8628
9483
I 0390
I 134-9
1 3415
I 5709
I 8202
2 090-4
2 )81 5
3 0263
3 7546
.. 5664
s-4617
6 4-406
7 5029
8648 8
9 8782
I 1191 2
125876
1-4067&
IS 631 1
17 278 I
19 0086
20 822-7
Section . Gyration
r)IY
3-32
J SI
3-70
3 91
4 12
4 33
-4-55
4-n
4 99
5 21
5 67
6 13
6 60
7 08
7 55
8 51
9 48
10<46
11 <44
12 42
13-40
1439
1538
16)7
1736
1835
1935
1034
21 3-4
2233
Radius
:n o
3-70
3-90
HI
-432
453
4 75
4 98
5 20
5 66
6 12
6 59
7 06
7 54
8 50
9 -47
1044
11 41
12-40
13-39
li)7
1536
1635
1734
18 34
1933
lOll
2132
2l-3l
(Continued)
194
SECTION D : BEAMS. CHA NNELS AN D OTHER C OMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS COLUMNS
TABLE XXXVII
DOUBLE CHANNELS LACED OR

BATIE NED TO BE USED AS COLUMNS
( Continued )
COMPOSED OF TWO CHA N N ELS OF SAME SIZE
O e!'igna t io n
Weight . kg
- -
cm2
Area.
ISMC 100
ISMC 225
ISHC 250
442
51 8
608
5612
6602
n-H
Moment of Inertia 1.,,, cm4
3 63Bo
s 3892
7 6 336
Mo dulus of Sectio n ZH. cm3
3.3 8
4790
610 6
Radius of Gyration r u em
Spacing
Between
W e bs
803
903
Moment
Modulus
Radi us
Mom~nt
Modulus
of
of
o(
of
Iner tia
Sectio n
of
Gyration
Ine rtia
Section
IV)
Z y>
' Yr
l yv
mrn
em'
cm3
em
0
50
100
150
200
5465
6 112
683 0
76 19
250
300
350
400
450
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
I.COO
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
260 0
280 0
3000
320 0
340 0
3600
3800
4000
1500
5000
8478
9407
I 0407
I 1478
I 261 9
I 383 0
I 5 11 3
I 7888
2 0946
2 4286
2 7909
3 1813
4 0468
5 0251
6 116 3
7 3203
8 6371
10 0668
I I 6093
13 2647
I S 0 32-9
16 913 9
18 9078
21 01 4 s
23 2341
25 5665
28 011 7
72-9
789
8 54
92-3
997
10 7 5
11 56
1211
1328
1419
151 1
1701
190<4
211 2
2326
2545
2998
3466
3946
<l-!3-7
1935
5-40
5953
647 1
699 2
751 7
804 6
8577
911 1
9648
I CIS 6
3 1;
329
348
367
388
<408
1 29
-451
-473
495
5 1S
563
609
656
703
751
B47
944
10-41
II 39
1237
13-36
1-4 34
1533
16 32
17-3 1
18) 1
1930
2029
2129
2228
994
Radius
of
Gyr ation
Moment
Z yy
fyy
cm4
cm3
72J f.
905
,974
1049
1130
121 5
1304
1398
1495
1595
1699
1805
202 6
2257
2496
274 2
299-4
35 16
4056
461 2
Sl 79
575-7
6 344
6937
7538
81 43
8754
9368
9986
I 0608
I 1232
I 1859
803 7
892 0
9886
I 093 4
I 2064
I 327 7
I -4573
I 5951
1 74 12
I 8955
2 228 9
2 5953
2 9947
3 427 2
J 892-6
4 922 5
6 0845
7 3785
8 804 5
I 0 3626
12 0527
13 874 8
IS 8290
17 9153
20 I)] 5
22 483 8
H 966 2
27 580 6
30 327 0
33 2055
40 9793
49 5784
195
I 343 6
I 5024
Inertia
Modulus
of
Sect ion
of
G yration
ly y
Zyy
ryy
em
cm4
~ml
em
331
349
368
387
..07
8473
9-4 1 1
I 0445
I 1577
I 280-f
I -4129
I 5550
I 7068
r 8682
2 0393
2 220 1
2 6107
3 0399
3 5078
1059
114 1
33 1
427
-4-48
4 70
-492
514
536
581
627
6 7-4
720
768
863
960
1057
11 55
1253
1351
1-4 50
I S4e
1647
17 -46
18<C5
19-45
2044
21<43
22-43
2491
2740
of
40144
455'1-6
5 7662
7 127 3
8 6432
10 31 37
12 1390
14 1189
16 2535
18 5427
20 9867
23 5853
26 3386
29 246o
323092
35 5266
38 8986
'18 0054
58 0789
I U 9
132-3
1423
152 7
163 7
1751
1868
1990
211 -4
2373
2643
292-3
321 2
3507
111 9
475 2
5-402
6067
6744
7'13 1
8127
8830
9539
I 0254
l 0974
I 1699
I 2427
I
315 8
) 3892
I 5739
I 7600
Radius
349
3 68
387
4 07
4 27
448
470
491
S 14
5 36
5-8 1
6 27
6 73
720
768
86j
960
10 57
1155
1253
1351
1450
15<48
t >47
1746
1845
1945
20-44
11 -43
2243
2491
27-40
( Continued }
lSI HANDBOOK FO R STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS : STRUCTURAl STEEl SECTIONS

( Continued )
Oe~ignatio n
ISHC 300
ISHC 350
ISHC 400
';eight, kg
71 6
842
988
Area, cm 2
'1128
10732
12586
Moment of Inertia 1... cm4
127252
20016 0
30 1656
Modulu~ of Section Zu cm3
8484
I 143 8
I 5082
Radius of Gyration 'u em

Spacing
Between
Webs
Moment
of
Inertia
lyy
mm
cm4
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
-400
450
500
600
70 0
800
900
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
2000
1200
2-400
2600
2800
3000
3200
3400
3600
3800
4000
4500
5000
5500
6000
11 81
13 66
Modulus Radlus
of
of
Section Gyration
ryy
lyy
cm3
em
cm4
I 1300
1256
l Sl
I 243 4
1344
1440
ISO
1652
176-7
1887
201 3
214 3
227 7
2415
2703
3005
331 8
3Ml
3976
-4667
3 69
3 87
I 3681
I 50<45
I 6511
I 81 I 2
I 981 6
2 16JS
2 3568
2 5615
2 7776
3 2440
3 7561
4 31 38
19172
5 5662
7001 1
8 6 18 6
104186
12401 2
14 5664
169141
194444
22 1573
25 0527
28 1306
31 391 1
34 8342
38459-'1
42 268 1
46 258 8
57 OlH
68 9SI O
82 0086
96 2072
Zyy
Moment
of
Inertia
5387
6 129
6890
7667
8457
9259
I 007 1
I 089-2
I 172-1
I 2556
I 3398
I 4244
I 5096
I 5951
I 8106
2 0280
2 2468
2'166 9
425
I 5001
16378
I 7888
19SH
2 131 2
HS
2322-5
1406
4 66
2 5272
H~7
2715-3
5 08
5 30
5-52
5 96
6 41
6 87
7 34
7 81
8 76
912
1066
11 66
1263
13 61
14-60
1558
1657
1756
1854
1954
2053
21 52
22-51
2500
2748
2991
2 9769
3 221 8
3 4802
~ 0372
.. 6478
s 312-1
6030 1
68017
8 5060
10 ... 249
12 5584
149066
17 4694
20 2-468
23 2389
26 4456
29 8670
33 503 0
37 353-6
41-4189
45 6988
50193-4
549026
67 61-46
81 6682
97 0632
3H7
1137~8
Hodutus
of
Section
z,,
em'
ISOO
1598
1704
181 7
1937
2064
2198
233-6
2481
2630
2784
3106
H-43
3794
4 159
453 4
53 16
613-l
6977
784-6
8735
9641
I 0563
I 1498
125
I 3401
I 4367
I 5140
1632-1
17308
I 8301
2080-4
2 3334
2 5884
28450
1548
Radius
of
Gyration
Moment
of
Inertia
r,.,
lyy
Zyy
,,
em
cm 4
emS
em
H4
I 7467
I 9068
20817
2 2744
2481 7
2 70<48
2 9436
3 1982
3 <f685
3 7545
3 91
408
f'27
4-46
' 4-65
485
506
527
5 48
569
6 13
6 S8
704
750
7-96
8 90
9 86
1082
11 79
1276
13-74
1472
1570
1668
1767
1866
19-65
2064
216)
2262
2510
2759
3007
3256
Note - The properties g iven in t his Tiible ilre bilsed on the 1ross area of the seetlon,
196
~0562
47069
S 420S
6 1971
7 0366
79390
9 9326
121780
146750
17<4238
20 4243
23 6765
27 1805
30936 1
3H435
39 2026
43 7134
47 4765
53 4902
58 7562
6-4 273-9
79 1695
95 6382
1136803
133 295-6
Modulus Radius
of
of
Section Gyration
1747
1860
1984
2116
2256
1404
2560
2722
2890
3065
32<45
362-1
-401!>
4426
-4853
5293
6208
7164
8153
9170
I 021 2
I 1275
12355
I 3450
14560
I 568 1
I 681 3
I 7954
I 9104
20261
2142-5
2 .4 360
2 7325
3 031 5
3 3324
37)
3 89
4-07
4 25
4 44
4 64
4 84
5 04
5 25
5-46
568
12
6 56
7 02
748
7 94
888
9 84
1080
1177
1274
1372
1470
15-68
1666
1765
1864
1963
2062
2161
2260
2.5 08
2757
3005
31-5-4
SECTION 0 : BEAMS, CHANNELS AND OTHER. COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS COLUMNS
11
x~i ~r
TABLE XXXVIII DOUBLE CHANNELS WITH

FLANGES BUTTING AND WELDED TOE TO
TOE TO BE USED AS COLUMNS
Nominal
Composed of Two
Sl:&e
Channels Each of
Welpt
per
hctlonal
A,...
Moments of
IMrtla
Moduli of
Section
Radii of
Gyration
MetJe
Same Size
r-----"----..
11 x b
Deslanatlon
Z yy
r.n
mm mm
ISJC 100
58
11 6
1481
2476
1711
llS x 100
ISJC 12.5
79
158
10 14
5400
ISOx 110
ISJC 150
99
198
25-30
9411
17S x 120
ISJC 175
11 1
124
2848
lOO x 1<40
ISJC 100
139
178
35-54
7S x 80
ISLC 75
57
11 4
1452
IOOx 100
ISLC 100
7-9
158
2004
125x 130
ISI.C: IU
107
2H
2734
713 6
ISOx ISO
ISLC ISO
1-44
288
36-n
I lt44
I 1690
17Sx ISO
ISLC 175
176
352
-4480
12968
I 418)
IOOx CXl
em
em
496
383
409
3 41
1788
864
55-8
5 18
3n
4489
1256
81 6
6 10
421
14398
6154
164-6
101-6
7 11
465
2 3214
I 0676
2321
ISH
808
5 48
1322
1250
352
31 1
3 02
2 93
3294
2785
65-8
5H
<406
373
6581
1141
1013
Sll
4 91
1860
ISH
6-16
5 64
2626
189 1
7 16
563
200x ISO
ISLC 200
206
41 1
5144
') 451 0
I 6846
1451
1246
8 11
_5 67
llSx ISO
ISLC 22.5
240
<480
61 06
s 0958
3 0306
453 0
3367
9 14
105
lSOx lOO
ISLC 2.50
280
560
71 30
73750
4 3964
5900
U96
10 17
785
300x l00
ISLC 300
)].I
662
8411
120958
5 366 ~
8064
5366
11 98
7 98
3SOxlOO
ISLC 350
388
n &
9894
18 6252
6 489-0
I 0642
64&9
1371
8 10
400x l00
ISLC..OO
45-7
91 4
116-50
27 9790
77209
I 3990
m .l
1550
8 14
7Sx 80
ISMC 7S
68
136
1734
1520
ISo-7
406
377
2 96
295
IOOx 100
ISHC 100
92
184
ll-40
3734
3336
74 6
667
400
3 78
125x 130
ISHC 125
127
15-4
3238
8388
7931
1332
1220
5-07
-495
ISOx ISO
ISMC ISO
164
318
4176
I 558 8
I 3688
2078
1825
, . JI
5 73
175 x ISO
ISHC 175
191
382
<4876
2 +%6
1611 7
2796
21PI
108
575
lOOx ISO
ISMC 200
22-1
+fl
5642
3 6386
I 8836
3638
251 2
8 03
5 78
225 x 160
ISMC l2S
25-9
51 8
6602
5 3892
2519-4
-4790
3149
9 03
6 18
2SOx 160
ISMC 250
304
608
773-4
7 633-6
1 951 0
6106
3689
9 'H
6 18
lOOx 180
ISHC 300
lSS
71 6
91 28
117251
46461
8484
5161
11 81
713
3SOx 200
ISHC 350
<42-1
10731
20 0160
6994-9
I 138
6995
1366
8 07
ISHC401
..,...
841
400x200
988
12586
30 165.-6
8241 1
I 508-2
82-4-1
15-48
8 09
197
APPENDIX
IND IAN STANDARDS FOR PRODUCTION . DESIGN A ND USE OF

STEEL IN STRUCTURE
The lSI has so fa r published the following Indian Standards in the field of production, design and
uti lization of steel:
IS: 800-1962 Code of Practice for Use of Structural Steel in General Building Construction (Revised)
IS : 801 - 1958 Code of Practice for Use of Cold Formed Light Gauge Steel Structu ral Members
in General Building Construction
IS : 804-1958 Specification for Rectangular Pressed Steel Tanks
IS : 806-1957 Code of Practice for Use of Steel Tubes in General Bu ilding Construction
IS : 808-1 957 Specification for Rolled Steel Beam , Channel and Angle Sections
IS : 811- 1961 Specification for Cold Formed Light Gauge Structural Steel Sections
IS : 812- 1957 Glossary of Terms Relating to Welding and Cutting of Metals
IS: 813-1956 Scheme of Symbols for Welding
IS : 814-1957 Specification for Covered Electrodes for Metal Arc Welding of Mild Steel
IS: 815-1956 Classification and Coding of Covered Electrodes for Metal Arc Welding of Miid Steel
and Low Alloy High-Tensile Steels
IS : 816-1956 Code of Practice for Use of Metal Arc Welding for G eneral Construction in Mild Steel
IS : 817-1957 Code of Practice for ,Training and Testt ng of Meta l "Arc Welders
IS : 818- 1957 Code of Practice for Safety and Health
and Cutting Operations
Requirem~n ts
in Electric and Gas Weld ing
IS: 819- 1957 Code of Practice for Resistance Spot Welding for Ligh t
IS : 1161 - 1958 Specification for Steel
~ubes
for Structural
A~scmblies
in Mild Steel
P ur po~es
IS : 1173-1957 Specification for Rolled Steel Sections. Tee Bars

IS : 1179-1957 Specification for Equ ipment for Eye and Face Protection During Welding
IS : 1181 - 19!;7 Qualifying Tests for Metal Arc Welders (Engaged in Welding Structures Other
than Pipes)
IS : 1182- 1957 General Recomit'lendations for Rad iographic Examination of Fusion Welded Jo_ints
IS : 1252-1958 Specificat ion for Rolled Steel Sections, Bulb Ang les
IS: 1261- 1959 Code of Practice for Seam Welding in Mild Steel
IS : 1278- 1958 Specification for Filler Rods and Wires for Gas Welding
IS: 1323-1959 Co.::~ of P:~.::tice for Oxy-Acetylene Welciing for Structural Work in Mild Steel
IS : 1730-1961 Dimens1c.ns for Steel Plate, sheet and Strip for Struc~urai and General Engineering
Purposes
IS : 1731-1961 Dimensions for Steel Flats for Structur::l a:1d General Engineering Purposes
IS : 1732-1961 Dimensions for Round and Square Stce! Bars for Structural and Gc;1erai Engineering
Purposes
IS: 1863-1961 Dimensions for Rolled Steel Bul b P!ates
IS : 1864-1963 Dimensions for Ang le Sections with Leg:. of Uneq~.J al Width an.j Thickness
IS : 2314-1963 Specifrctic.n fer Steel Sheet Piling Sections
198
APPENDIX
COMPOSITION OF STRUCTURAL$ SECTIONAL COMMITTEE, SMDC 6

The lSI Structurals Sectional Committee which was responsible for processing this revised
Handbook consists of the following:
Chairman
SHRI 0. S. MURTHY
Members
SHIU S. BANERJEE
COL N. S. BHAGAT
SHRI R. S. MEHANDP.U (Alternate)
SHRI R. K. CHA TTER.JEE
SHRI S. DAS GUPTA
SHRI D. S. DESAI
SHRI M. DHAP.
SHRI N. K. SARKAP. ( Alternat~)
SHRI $. GOSWAMI
SHRI N. C. DUTT (Alternate )
SHRI S. GURURAJ
SHRI G. C. KHANNA
SHRI E. K. N. NAMBIAR
Representinr
Ministry of Railways
Steel Re-Rollin1 Mills Association of India, Calc:utta
En1ineer-in-Chief's Branch, Army Hea~quarters
Ourcapur Steel Project, Dur1apur
In personal capacity ( M. N. Dortur & Co. Pvt. Ltd., Calcutta )
M. N. Dastur & Co. Pvt. Ltd.. Calcutta
Braithwaite, Burn & Jessop Construction Co. Ltd., ulcutta
Indian Iron & Steel Cg, Ltd., Burnpur
Tube fnvestmenu of India Ltd., Jamshedpurlnstltution of Engineers ( India ), Calcutta
Directorate General of Supplies and Disposals (Inspection Win1 ),
New Delhi
SHfll B. R. NAGAR ( Alternate )

Bhllai Steel Project, Bhllal
SHRI M. M. PANJE
Hindustan Steel Ltd.. Rourkela
SHRI S. It PP.AMANIK
SHRI RABINDEfl SINGH
National Buildings Organization, New Delhi
DR. A. V. R. RAO (Alternate)
SHRI G. F. L. REBELLO
Tata Iron & Steel Co. ltd. jamshedpur
SHRI K. SRINIVAS
Indian Aluminium Co. Ltd., Calcutta
SHRI N. GOPAL KRISHNAN (Alternate )
SHIIU T. ft. SUBRAMANIAN
The Iron & Steel Control. Calcutta
SUPERINTENDING SUP.VEYOfl OF
Central Public Work.s D~partment, New Delhi
WORKS II
SHRI fl. 8. VAIO
The Indian ll&htaauae Metal Products Private Ltd., Bombay
SHRI A. S. VALLISHAYEE
Mysore Iron a Steel Works, Bhadravati
SHRI 8. S. KRISHNAMACHAR,
Director, lSI ( E~t-ofticio Member )
Deputy Director ( S & M )
Secretory
SHRI H. N. KRISHNAMURTHY
Assistant Dlrec:tor ( S a M ), lSI
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( Reaffirmed 1998 )

1. STRUCTURAL STEEL SECTIONS

BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS

Novem ber 1974

Edition : 1st 1959

Printed In India by Simco Pri nting Press, Delhi and

SECTION A STRUCTURAL SHAPES AND OTHER STEEL PRODUCTS

Rolled Steel Beams

Rotled Steel Channels

Rolled Steel Equal Angles

Rolled Steel Unequal Anales

Rolled Steel Bulb An&les ...

Rolled Steel Tee !Irs

Sheet and Strip

Mild Steel Flau

81AMS, CHANNILI AND COMPOUND IICTIONI UIID AI GIRDIItl

economy In the Selection of Beams and Channels Used u Flexural Members

Allowable Uniform loads on Beams with Adequate Lateral Support for

Allowable Uniform Loads on Channels with Adequate Lateral Support for

Sln&le joist with Additional Plates on Both Flanaes to be Used as Girders

SlnJie Channel with Another Channel on the Top Flanae

Moment of Inertia of One Web Plite About I X-X Axis

Reduction for Area for Rivet Holes

Plate and Anale Girders (With Flan1e Plates) ...

Plate and Anale Girders (Without Flanae Plates)

Properties of Two Anales Back to Back

Table XXIII Net Area of Girder flanae Antles

SICTION C ANGLES, SINGLE AND DOUBLE, USED AS STRUTS AND TIES

Properties of Starred Angles

Safe Loads for Double Angles Back to Back Struts

Properties of Struts Made Up of Four Unequal Angles Laced

Single Angles Used as Ties (Connected by One Leg)

Double Angles Used as Ties ( Connected by One Leg )

Rivet Gauge Distances in Legs of Angles

aEAMS, CHANNELS AND OTHER COMPOUND SECTIONS USED AS COLUMNS

Safe Concentric Loads on Rolled Steel Column Sections- H-Beams to be

Single Joist with Additional Plates on 8oth Flanges to be Used as

Double joists Laced or Battened to be Used as Columns

Safe Concentric Loads on Channel Sections to be Used as Columns

Double Channels Laced or Battened to be Used as Columns

Indian Standards for Production, Design and Use of Steel In Structure

Composition of Structurals Sectional Co mmittee, SMDC 6

IS: 801-1958 Code of Practice for Use of Cold

The published basic Indian Standards on hot

IS: 1730-1961 Dimensions for Steel Plate, Sheet

been published. In the present revised edition,

The longer leg of an unequal angle

Rad ius of gy.ration about ch e Y-Y

The shorter leg of an unequal angle

Maximum allowable shear in t he web

Thickness of angles, plates. etc

The lesser of the two extreme fibre

Mean thickness of tension flange

Distance of extreme fibre from the

Thickness of flange at t he centre of

The lesser of the two extreme fib re

Radius of gyration about t he X-X

Modul us of section based on the

Distance of extreme fibre from the

Rivet gauge distance In the flange

Modulus of section based on the

Rivet gauge distance in the web

Modulus of section about the X-X

Moment of inertia . about the U-U