High Quality Hot Rolled Steel H Beam System 1

High Quality Hot Rolled Steel H Beam

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Loading Port:: China Main Port

Payment Terms:: TT or LC

Min Order Qty:: 100MT m.t.

Supply Capability:: 10000MT m.t./month

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Specifications of Hot Rolled Steel H-beam

1. Standard: GB

2. Grade: Q235 or Equivalent

3. Length: 6m，10m, 12m as following table

4. Invoicing on theoretical weight or actual weight as customer request

5.Payment: TT or L/C

6. Sizes:

Hot Rolled Steel H-beam

Category	model (height*width)/ (mm×mm)	Section size/mm					Cross-section area/cm2	Theoretical Weight/(kg/m)	Moment of inertia/cm4		radius/cm		Section modulus/cm3
Category	model (height*width)/ (mm×mm)	H	B	t1	t2	r	Cross-section area/cm2	Theoretical Weight/(kg/m)	Ix	Iy	ix	iy	Wx	Wy
HW	100×100	100	100	6	8	8	21.59	16.9	386	134	4.23	2.49	77.1	26.7
	125×125	125	125	6.5	9	8	30.00	23.6	843	293	5.30	3.13	135	46.9
	150×150	150	150	7	10	8	39.65	31.1	1620	563	6.39	3.77	216	75.1
	175×175	175	175	7.5	11	13	51.43	40.4	2918	983	7.53	4.37	334	112
	200×200	200	200	8	12	13	63.53	49.9	4717	1601	8.62	5.02	472	160
	200×200	200	204	12	12	13	71.53	56.2	4984	1701	8.35	4.88	498	167
	250×250	244	252	11	11	13	81.31	63.8	8573	2937	10.27	6.01	703	233
		250	250	9	14	13	91.43	71.8	10689	3648	10.81	6.32	855	292
		250	255	14	14	13	103.93	81.6	11340	3875	10.45	6.11	907	304
HM	150×100	148	100	6	9	8	26.35	20.7	995.3	150.3	6.15	2.39	134.5	30.1
	200×150	194	150	6	9	8	38.11	29.9	2586	506.6	8.24	3.65	266.6	67.6
	250×175	244	175	7	11	13	55.49	43.6	5908	983.5	10.32	4.21	484.3	112.4
HN	100×50	100	50	5	7	8	11.85	9.3	191.0	14.7	4.02	1.11	38.2	5.9
	125×60	125	60	6	8	8	16.69	13.1	407.7	29.1	4.94	1.32	65.2	9.7
	150×75	150	75	5	7	8	17.85	14.0	645.7	49.4	6.01	1.66	86.1	13.2
	175×90	175	90	5	8	8	22.90	18.0	1174	97.4	7.16	2.06	134.2	21.6
	200×100	198	99	4.5	7	8	22.69	17.8	1484	113.4	8.09	2.24	149.9	22.9
	200×100	200	100	5.5	8	8	26.67	20.9	1753	133.7	8.11	2.24	175.3	26.7
	250×125	248	124	5	8	8	31.99	25.1	3346	254.5	10.23	2.82	269.8	41.1
	250×125	250	125	6	9	8	36.97	29.0	3868	293.5	10.23	2.82	309.4	47.0
	300×150	298	149	5.5	8	13	40.80	32.0	5911	441.7	12.04	3.29	396.7	59.3
	300×150	300	150	6.5	9	13	46.78	36.7	6829	507.2	12.08	3.29	455.3	67.6
	350×175	346	174	6	9	13	52.45	41.2	10456	791.1	14.12	3.88	604.4	90.9
	350×175	350	175	7	11	13	62.91	49.4	12980	983.8	14.36	3.95	741.7	112.4
	400×150	400	150	8	13	13	70.37	55.2	17906	733.2	15.95	3.23	895.3	97.8
HT	100×50	95	48	3.2	4.5	8	7.62	6.0	109.7	8.4	3.79	1.05	23.1	3.5
	100×50	97	49	4	5.5	8	9.38	7.4	141.8	10.9	3.89	1.08	29.2	4.4
	100×100	96	99	4.5	6	8	16.21	12.7	272.7	97.1	4.10	2.45	56.8	19.6
	125×60	118	58	3.2	4.5	8	9.26	7.3	202.4	14.7	4.68	1.26	34.3	5.1
	125×60	120	59	4	5.5	8	11.40	8.9	259.7	18.9	4.77	1.29	43.3	6.4
	125×125	119	123	4.5	6	8	20.12	15.8	523.6	186.2	5.10	3.04	88.0	30.3
	150×75	145	73	3.2	4.5	8	11.47	9.0	383.2	29.3	5.78	1.60	52.9	8.0
	150×75	147	74	4	5.5	8	14.13	11.1	488.0	37.3	5.88	1.62	66.4	10.1
	150×100	139	97	4.5	4.5	8	13.44	10.5	447.3	68.5	5.77	2.26	64.4	14.1
	150×100	142	99	4.5	6	8	18.28	14.3	632.7	97.2	5.88	2.31	89.1	19.6
	150×150	144	148	5	7	8	27.77	21.8	1070	378.4	6.21	3.69	148.6	51.1
	150×150	147	149	6	8.5	8	33.68	26.4	1338	468.9	6.30	3.73	182.1	62.9
	175×90	168	88	3.2	4.5	8	13.56	10.6	619.6	51.2	6.76	1.94	73.8	11.6
	175×90	171	89	4	6	8	17.59	13.8	852.1	70.6	6.96	2.00	99.7	15.9
	175×175	167	173	5	7	13	33.32	26.2	1731	604.5	7.21	4.26	207.2	69.9
	175×175	172	175	6.5	9.5	13	44.65	35.0	2466	849.2	7.43	4.36	286.8	97.1
	200×100	193	98	3.2	4.5	8	15.26	12.0	921.0	70.7	7.77	2.15	95.4	14.4
	200×100	196	99	4	6	8	19.79	15.5	1260	97.2	7.98	2.22	128.6	19.6
	200×150	188	149	4.5	6	8	26.35	20.7	1669	331.0	7.96	3.54	177.6	44.4

Usage & Applications of Hot Rolled Steel H-beam

Commercial building structure ;Pre-engineered buildings; Machinery support structure; Prefabricated structure; Medium scale bridges; Ship-building structure. etc.

Hot Rolled Steel H-beam

Packaging & Delivery of Hot Rolled Steel H-beam

1. Packing: it is nude packed in bundles by steel wire rod

2. Bundle weight: not more than 3.5MT for bulk vessel; less than 3 MT for container load

3. Marks:

Color marking: There will be color marking on both end of the bundle for the cargo delivered by bulk vessel. That makes it easily to distinguish at the destination port.

Tag mark: there will be tag mark tied up on the bundles. The information usually including supplier logo and name, product name, made in China, shipping marks and other information request by the customer.

If loading by container the marking is not needed, but we will prepare it as customer request.

4. Transportation: the goods are delivered by truck from mill to loading port, the maximum quantity can be loaded is around 40MTs by each truck. If the order quantity cannot reach the full truck loaded, the transportation cost per ton will be little higher than full load.

5. Delivered by container or bulk vessel

Production flow of Hot Rolled Steel H-beam

Material prepare (billet) —heat up—rough rolling—precision rolling—cooling—packing—storage and transportation

Q:What is the weight per metre of 250x250x9x14h steel, please? Do you have any relevant information? Thank you: H - B - height; width; T1 web thickness; T2 flange thickness; R radius of H type steel said method is as follows: height H width B * * * T1 web thickness plate thickness T2, such as H type steel Q235B:200 * 200 * 8 * 12 for high 200mm wide web thickness 200mm 8mm, wide flange H type steel plate thickness 12mm, the grade is Q235B

Q:How do steel H-beams perform in extreme temperature conditions?: Steel H-beams are known for their excellent performance in extreme temperature conditions. Due to the inherent properties of steel, such as its high melting point and thermal conductivity, steel H-beams are able to withstand extreme temperatures without significant deformation or structural failure. In high-temperature environments, steel H-beams retain their strength and stability, ensuring the integrity of the structure they support. This makes them suitable for applications such as industrial furnaces, boilers, and other high-temperature processing facilities. Furthermore, steel H-beams also perform well in low-temperature conditions. Unlike other materials, steel does not become brittle in extreme cold. It maintains its toughness and resilience, allowing it to withstand freezing temperatures without compromising its structural integrity. Additionally, steel H-beams have a low coefficient of thermal expansion, meaning they expand and contract minimally with temperature changes. This characteristic helps to prevent warping or buckling, which is especially important in structures exposed to frequent temperature fluctuations. Overall, steel H-beams exhibit exceptional performance in extreme temperature conditions, making them a reliable choice for a wide range of applications where temperature variations are a concern.

Q:Are steel H-beams suitable for use in the construction of sports stadiums or arenas?: Yes, steel H-beams are commonly used in the construction of sports stadiums and arenas due to their structural strength, versatility, and ability to support large loads.

Q:How do steel H-beams distribute load?: Load distribution is achieved by steel H-beams through the utilization of their distinctive structural shape and material properties. H-beams are characterized by a horizontal top and bottom flange, connected by a vertical web in the center. This design enables the efficient distribution of loads by transferring them from the top flange to the web and then to the bottom flange, resulting in a balanced distribution of forces throughout the beam. The top and bottom flanges of H-beams are wider and thicker than the web, providing greater resistance to bending and torsional forces. When a load is applied to the beam, the top flange undergoes compression while the bottom flange undergoes tension. This distribution of forces helps the H-beam withstand bending and prevents it from collapsing under the weight of the load. Additionally, the vertical web in the center of the H-beam enhances stability and rigidity. It effectively resists shear forces that may act on the beam, preventing twisting or buckling. By connecting the flanges, the web ensures an even distribution of the load along the entire length of the beam, avoiding concentration in specific areas. The steel material used in H-beams is also pivotal in load distribution. Steel is renowned for its high tensile strength and durability, making it an ideal choice for structural applications. The strength of steel enables H-beams to bear heavy loads without deforming or failing. Moreover, steel possesses excellent stiffness and elasticity properties, guaranteeing that the H-beam maintains its shape and structural integrity under various loads. In conclusion, steel H-beams distribute load effectively through their unique shape and material properties. The horizontal flanges resist bending and tension forces, while the vertical web enhances stability and prevents twisting. The combination of these factors ensures efficient load distribution and the overall structural integrity of the system.

Q:How do steel H-beams contribute to the acoustics of a building?: Steel H-beams can contribute to the acoustics of a building in several ways. First and foremost, their structural properties provide stability and reduce vibrations, which can minimize the transmission of sound from one part of the building to another. This is particularly important in large, open spaces such as auditoriums, concert halls, or theaters where sound travels easily. Additionally, steel H-beams can be used as a support system for acoustic panels or sound-absorbing materials. These materials are designed to absorb sound waves and reduce the amount of noise reflected back into the space. By installing acoustic panels on or near the steel H-beams, the beams can act as a solid base, ensuring the panels stay in place and effectively absorb sound. Furthermore, steel H-beams can be used to create room dividers or partitions, helping to isolate different areas within a building. This is essential in spaces where different activities are taking place simultaneously, such as in office buildings or conference centers. By using steel H-beams to construct walls or partitions, the transmission of sound between these spaces can be significantly reduced, providing a more comfortable and private environment for each area. In summary, steel H-beams contribute to the acoustics of a building by providing stability and reducing vibrations, acting as a support system for acoustic panels or sound-absorbing materials, and helping to isolate different areas within a building. These factors ultimately contribute to creating a more pleasant and functional acoustic environment within the building.

Q:What are the disadvantages of using steel H-beams?: There are several disadvantages of using steel H-beams in construction projects. Firstly, steel H-beams are relatively heavy compared to other building materials. This can make transportation and installation more challenging, especially in projects that require large quantities of beams. The weight of steel H-beams also adds to the overall load-bearing capacity of the structure, which may require additional reinforcement or support. Secondly, steel H-beams are prone to corrosion if not properly protected. Exposure to moisture and harsh weather conditions can cause rust and structural deterioration over time. To prevent corrosion, additional measures such as galvanization or regular maintenance are necessary, adding to the overall cost and effort. Moreover, steel H-beams are not as environmentally friendly as some alternative materials. The production of steel involves high energy consumption and emits significant amounts of carbon dioxide, contributing to climate change. Additionally, steel is not a renewable resource and requires mining and extraction, which can have negative impacts on the environment. Lastly, steel H-beams have limited design flexibility compared to some other materials. The standard shape and size of H-beams may not always be suitable for certain architectural or structural designs. This limitation can restrict the creativity and customization options for architects and engineers, potentially compromising the overall aesthetics or functionality of the project. Overall, while steel H-beams have many advantages such as high strength and durability, it is important to consider these disadvantages in terms of weight, corrosion, environmental impact, and design limitations when deciding whether to use them in a construction project.

Q:What are the common sizes of steel H-beams?: The common sizes of steel H-beams vary depending on the specific needs and requirements of a project. However, there are several standard sizes that are commonly used in construction and engineering applications. Some of the most common sizes include: - W6x9: This size refers to a wide flange beam with a height of 6 inches and a weight per foot of 9 pounds. It is often used in residential construction or smaller structural applications. - W10x33: Another popular size, this wide flange beam has a height of 10 inches and weighs 33 pounds per foot. It is commonly used in commercial construction and larger structural projects. - W12x65: This wide flange beam has a height of 12 inches and weighs 65 pounds per foot. It is often used in heavy-duty construction projects or for supporting larger loads. - W18x76: With a height of 18 inches and a weight per foot of 76 pounds, this wide flange beam is commonly used in industrial applications or for supporting extremely heavy loads. - W36x135: This is one of the largest commonly available sizes of wide flange beams, with a height of 36 inches and weighing 135 pounds per foot. It is typically used in the construction of large-scale structures such as bridges or high-rise buildings. These are just a few examples of the common sizes of steel H-beams. It is important to consult with a structural engineer or reference specific industry standards to determine the appropriate size for a particular project, as the size requirements can vary depending on factors such as load capacity, span length, and structural design.

Q:How are H-beams different from other types of beams?: H-beams, also known as I-beams, are different from other types of beams in terms of their shape and structural properties. Unlike other beams that have a simple rectangular or square cross-section, H-beams have an H-shaped cross-section. This unique shape provides them with a higher strength-to-weight ratio, making them more efficient in carrying loads. Due to their shape, H-beams have longer and stronger flanges compared to other beams, which allows them to resist bending and twisting forces better. These characteristics make H-beams widely used in construction, bridges, and other structural applications where the emphasis is on strength and durability.

Q:Can steel H-beams be used in museum storage or archive facilities?: Yes, steel H-beams can be used in museum storage or archive facilities. Steel H-beams are commonly used in construction for their strength and durability. They provide excellent support and can withstand heavy loads, making them suitable for storing and organizing various items in museum storage or archive facilities. Additionally, steel H-beams can be easily customized and adjusted to meet specific storage requirements, making them a versatile option for these types of facilities. Furthermore, steel is resistant to pests, fire, and moisture, which are important considerations when preserving valuable artifacts or documents. Overall, steel H-beams are a reliable and practical choice for museum storage or archive facilities.

Q:Are steel H-beams suitable for seismic design?: Yes, steel H-beams are suitable for seismic design. Steel H-beams are commonly used in seismic design due to their high strength and ductility. The H-shape of the beam provides a higher resistance to bending and torsional forces compared to other structural shapes, making it ideal for withstanding seismic loads. Additionally, steel has excellent properties for seismic resistance, such as high tensile strength and the ability to absorb and dissipate energy during an earthquake. Furthermore, steel H-beams can be designed with specific detailing requirements to enhance their seismic performance, such as the use of moment connections and proper reinforcement. Overall, steel H-beams are a reliable choice for seismic design due to their strength, ductility, and ability to withstand the forces generated by an earthquake.

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1. Manufacturer Overview
Location	Tangshan, China
Year Established	2009
Annual Output Value	Above US$ 230 Million
Main Markets	Mid East; Southeast Asia; Korea
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Nearest Port	Tianjin；
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