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Capt Psycho
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Miscellaneous Channel Dimensions

03/03/2008 2:29 PM

Hello all,

I have been searching for the "Theoretical Dimensions and Properties for Designing" Miscellaneous Channel. I have an outdated table for this, but that's just the problem...it's outdated. Of the few sources I have found there is no information of some basics like average flange thickness or the slopes of the legs. I have been all over the web searching. Does anyone know where I might find such detailed information.

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03/03/2008 2:53 PM

If you join AISC, they have all that available. That's the very best. You can also probably find one of their books used pretty reasonable.

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03/04/2008 9:44 AM

Thanks,

I had been to their website before but got frustrated with it After a second attempt and a lot of digging, I did find some useful information on all structural steel shapes.

AISC had a great deal of free content.

Here are some of the useful links I found:

http://www.aisc.org/Content/ContentGroups/Documents/ePubs_Architects_Guide/ArchitectsGuide.pdf

Structural Steel Availability:

http://www.aisc.org//Template.cfm?Section=Steel_Availability

And from Nucor's site:

http://www.nucoryamato.com/StaticData/catalog.pdf?currdate=3/4/2008%208:37:46%20AM
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03/04/2008 3:39 PM

Looks as if you earned yourself a 'good answer' to your own question - good job!

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03/04/2008 3:51 PM

just thought if anyone typed in Miscellaneous Channel into the cr4 search engine, their pain might come to an end quickly.
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03/04/2008 5:11 PM

Man, if they pick THAT as the keyword, I don't see how their pain could possibly end quickly!

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