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W10 x 22/26/30 Polar Data

01/15/2012 12:56 PM

Hi

We do not work with the American Wide Flange thus we do not have the data.

Can anyone please supply me with the properties there-off including the Polar Section Modulus and teh Polar Moment of Inertia in SI units preferable in mm^3 and mm^4 ?

Or it will be OK if I can a data sheet of the I Beams:

Metric it is:

W 250 x 145 x 33

W 250 x 145 x 39

W 250 x 154 x 45

Imperial it is:

W 10 x 22

W 10 x 26

W10 x 30

It will be apreciatted

Thank You.

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Re: W10 x 22/26/30 Polar Data

01/15/2012 7:07 PM

Russel Metals has their entire catalog online. It should give you what your looking for. Below is the link to the structural steel section. The imperial and metric designations are listed side by side for easy comparison. W-beams start on page 14. http://www.russelmetals.com/pdf/english/service/pdf_catalogue/Sec_03_Steel_Structurals.pdf Hope this helps.
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Re: W10 x 22/26/30 Polar Data

01/15/2012 8:44 PM

Thank you - appreciatted
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Re: W10 x 22/26/30 Polar Data

01/17/2012 11:03 PM

Hi - tx for the data but can anyone give me the method of calculating the Section Modulus of I-Beams.

Thank you
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