cross sectional area of m.s. angle, channel, round rods

The cross sectional areas are generally found in structural steel handbooks. On the other hand, you can immerse sections in a fluid to find volumes by measuring the displacement of the fluid in a graduated beaker, and by knowing the length of the section, you can calculate the area of the section.

Hi there

Send me your email ID at mohmmed.fareeduddin@ericsson.com, I shall forward you a excell spread sheet to calculate all angle properties.

Fareed

I'm not the one who asked how to find the cross-sectional angle -- I know how.

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Hello there

Please send me your email ID; I shall forward an excell spread sheet to calculate all the properties of angles. These are also found in structural steel handbooks, steam tables, AISC manuals.

Mohammed.fareeduddin@ericsson.com

Hi,

Please forward an excell spread sheet to calculate all the properties of angles to the following email ID

rkarthee@rediffmail.com

Thanks

R Karthikeyan

what does m.s. stand for?

Hi Moose,

Probably mild steel.

Mike

Let's outlaw acronyms! ASAP

Well, one of the ways is to put some finely-squared paper over the end of it, do a pencil rubbing, you know - like the brass rubbings young kids do on church fittings, and then count the squares that lie inside the rubbing. It'll do to within 5% or so. Easy, innit? <Splutter>