HEA HEB IPE Steel Profile H beam S355JR/S355JO

HEA HEB IPE Steel Profile H beam S355JR/S355JO

 

What is H beam?

Structural steel has been used extensively in the construction of commercial buildings since the first steel-framed building, the Rand Mcnally Building erected in 1890.

Since then, steel has been used for major construction projects. The availability of steel makes it much easier to use.

First, it bonds well to concrete and has many features that make it even better than concrete when it comes to construction projects.

Steel is still one of the preferred material options in construction, as it takes less time to build and contributes to a perfect combination of lightness, high strength, and ease of manufacture.

 

GRADE:

S355JR S355JO S355J2+N S355K2 S355G1 S355G4 S355G11 S355G12 S355JOW S355J2W 16Mo3 S355ML S460M

SURFACE: black, galvanized or sand blasted + primer

 

Chemical Composition of S355JR/J0/J2 H section beam:

Element Name

C

Mn

Si

P

S

N

Cu

CEV

S355jr
Content(max %)

0.24

1.06

0.55

0.04

0.04

0.012

0.55

0.45-0.47

S355j0Content(max %)

0.2-0.22

1.60

0.55

0.035

0.035

0.012

0.55

0.45-0.47

S355j2Content(max %)

0.20-0.22

1.60

0.55

0.030

0.030

-

0.55

0.45-0.47

 

Physical properties of S355jr/j0/j2 H section beam

Thickness(mm)

To 3

3-100

100-150

150-250

S355jr
Tensile Strength

510-680

470-630

450-600

450-600

S355j0
Tensile Strength

510-680

470-630

450-600

450-600

S355j2
Tensile Strength

510-680

470-630

450-600

450-600

 

 

HEA 100---HEA 1000

HEB 100---HEB 1000

 

HEADimensions
mm
Cross
Section
cm²
Section Modulus
cm³
Weight
Kg/m
hbstFWxWy
HEA 100961005821.2472.7626.716.7
HEA 1201141205825.34106.338.419.9
HEA 1401331405.58.531.42155.455.624.7
HEA 1601521606938.77220.176.930.4
HEA 18017118069.545.25293.6102.735.5
HEA 2001902006.51053.83388.6133.642.3
HEA 22021022071164.34515.2177.750.5
HEA 2402302407.51276.84675.1230.760.3
HEA 2602502607.512.586.82836.4282.168.2
HEA 28027028081397.261013340.276.4
HEA 3002903008.514112.51260420.688.3
HEA 320310300915.5124.41479465.797.6
HEA 3403303009.516.5133.51678495.7105
HEA 3603503001017.5142.81891525.8112
HEA 40039030011191592311570.9125
HEA 45044030011.5211782896631140
HEA 5004903001223197.53550691.1155
HEA 55054030012.524211.84146721.3166
HEA 6005903001325226.54787751.4178
HEA 65064030013.526241.65474781.6190
HEA 70069030014.527260.56241811.9204
HEA 8007903001528285.87682842.6224
HEA 9008903001630320.59485903.2252
HEA 100099030016.531346.811190933.6272

 

Dimensions of Steel Beams Type HEB as per European standard EN 10025-1/2.

HEB Beam Dimensions

HEBDimensions
mm
Cross
Section
cm²
Section Modulus
cm³
Weight
Kg/m
hbstFWxWy
HEB 10010010061026.0489.933.520.4
HEB 1201201206.51134.01144.152.926.7
HEB 14014014071242.96215.678.533.7
HEB 16016016081354.25311.5111.242.6
HEB 1801801808.51465.25425.7151.451.2
HEB 20020020091578.08569.6200.361.3
HEB 2202202209.51691.04735.5258.571.5
HEB 2402402401017106938.3326.983.2
HEB 2602602601017.5118114839593
HEB 28028028010.518131.41376471103
HEB 3003003001119149.11678570.9117
HEB 32032030011.520.5161.31926615.9127
HEB 3403403001221.5170.92156646134
HEB 36036030012.522.5180.62400676.1142
HEB 40040030013.524197.82884721.3155
HEB 45045030014262183551781.4171
HEB 50050030014.528238.64287841.6187
HEB 5505503001529254.14971871.8199
HEB 60060030015.5302705701902212
HEB 6506503001631286.36480932.3225
HEB 7007003001732306.47340962.7241
HEB 80080030017.533334.28977993.6262
HEB 90090030018.535371.3109801054291
HEB 100010003001936400128901090314

 

 

Difference Between H-Beam and I-Beam

Basics of H-Beam and I-Beam

The H beam, as the name suggests, is an H-shaped structural member made of rolled steel and is known as a wide flange beam.

It is one of the most used structural members in the United States. It looks like an ‘H’ over the cross-section and is incredibly strong and has a larger surface area in the cross-section of the beam.

I beam, on the other hand, is also known as an H beam, but it looks like an ‘I’ of the cross-section. It is basically a beam of rolled steel or a beam with a cross-section in the form of the capital letter I.