Structural Steel

Types Of Structural Steel
• Angle: Angle beams take an L shape, with two legs that come together at a 90-degree angle. Angle beams come in equal or unequal leg sizes.
• Channel: Structural C channels, or C beams, have a C-shaped cross section. Channels have top and bottom flanges, with a web connecting them. C-shaped beams are cost-effective solutions for short- to medium-span structures.
• I Beam:An I Beam, also known as an H beam or a universal beam, has two horizontal elements, the flanges, with a vertical element as the web. The web is capable of resisting shear forces, while the horizontal flanges resist most of the beam’s bending movement.
• H Beam:Rolled steel with an H-shaped cross-section. Equal thickness in the two parallel flanges with no taper on the inside surface. Classified into narrow, medium, and wide, based on the height and flange width.
• Universal Column:Universal Columns (UC), made to AS3679/300 and commonly referred to as “H” beams, are named after the ‘H’ shaped appearance of their cross section. The vertical middle section of the beam is known as the 'web' and the horizontal component is the 'flange'. The vertical “web” and the horizontal “flange” of a Universal Column are very similar in length. Columns, as with beams, are mainly used in structural applications.
• Universal Beams:niversal beams (UB), made to AS3679/300 and commonly referred to as “I” beams, are named after the ‘I’ shaped appearance of their cross section. The vertical middle section of the beam is known as the 'web' and the horizontal components are called 'flanges'. The vertical “web” of a Universal Beam is significantly longer than horizontal “flange”. Commonly used in on the horizontal in building structures to support floors or roofs.
• NPB:NPB (Narrow Parallel Flange Beams) are used as beams where inside flange surfaces are parallel. Beams under this standard have flange widths generally lower than the depth.
• WPB:
• Flat Bar :Flat bar is a cost-effective and remarkably versatile form of steel which is suited to a huge range of applications.

Structural steel is a category of steel construction material that is produced with a particular cross section or shape, and some specified values of strength and chemical composition. Structural steel composition, strength, size, shape, strength, and storage are controlled in most advanced countries. Structural steel, one of the other widely used building materials in the construction industry, is also the most studied and best understood.