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Hollow structural section (HSS) is a type of metal profile with a hollow cross section. The term is used predominantly in the United States, or other countries which follow US construction or engineering terminology.

anggota HSS bisa melingkar, persegi, atau persegi panjang bagian, meskipun bentuk lain seperti elips juga tersedia. HSS hanya terdiri dari baja struktural per kode.

HSS kadang-kadang keliru direferensikan sebagai baja struktural berongga. Persegi panjang dan HSS persegi yang juga biasa disebut tabung baja atau bagian kotak. HSS melingkar kadang-kadang keliru disebut pipa baja, meskipun pipa baja yang benar sebenarnya dimensi dan digolongkan berbeda dari HSS. (HSS dimensi didasarkan pada dimensi eksterior profil; pipa juga diproduksi untuk toleransi eksterior, meskipun dengan standar yang berbeda.) Sudut-sudut HSS yang sangat bulat, memiliki radius yang kira-kira dua kali ketebalan dinding. Ketebalan dinding seragam sekitar bagian.

Di Inggris, atau negara lain yang mengikuti konstruksi Inggris atau terminologi teknik, HSS istilah tidak digunakan. Sebaliknya, tiga bentuk dasar yang direferensikan sebagai CHS, SHS, dan RHS, menjadi lingkaran, persegi, dan bagian berongga persegi panjang. Biasanya, sebutan ini juga akan berhubungan dengan ukuran metrik, sehingga dimensi dan toleransi sedikit berbeda dari HSS.

 

Features of H-Beam Steel
H metal beam steel is known for being incredibly strong.

An H-beam can be built up, which means it may be built up to any size or height, making it an ideal material for construction.

 

Types Of H-Beam
There are many product specifications of H-beams, and the classification methods are as follows.

(1) According to the flange width of the product, it is divided into wide flange, medium flange and narrow flange H-beams. The flange width B of wide flange and medium flange H-beam is greater than or equal to the web height H. The flange width B of narrow flange H-beam is approximately equal to one-half of the web height H. The flange width of narrow flange H-beam is approximately equal to the web height H.

(2) According to the product use, it is divided into H-beam, H-beam column, H-beam pile, and very thick flange H-beam. Sometimes parallel-legged channels and parallel-flange T-beams are also included in the range of H-beams. Generally, narrow flange H-beam is used as beam material, and wide flange H-beam is used as column material, according to which there are beam H-beam and column H-beam.

(3) According to the production method, it is divided into welded H-beam and rolled H-beam.

(4) According to the size specification, it is divided into large, medium and small size H-beams. Usually, the products with web height H above 700mm are called large, 300-700mm are called medium, and those less than 300mm are called small. By the end of 1990, the world's largest H-beam web height of 1200mm and flange width of 530mm.

 

Difference Between Steel I-Beam and H-Beam
What Is H-Beam?
H beam is a structural beam made of rolled steel. It is incredibly strong. It gets its name because it looks like a capital H over the cross-section.

What Is I-Beam?
An I-beam has an I-shaped form. Two horizontal planes, referred to as flanges, are joined by a vertical element, known as the weft, to form an I-beam.
The term "I-beam" comes from the fact that it resembles a capital letter when viewed through a cross-section and has tapering edges. An I-beam has a cross-section that is taller than it is wide at the flange.

 

Which Is Stronger H Beam or I-Beam?
H-beam: H-beam often has a thicker central web, making it stronger.
I-beam: Since I-beam frequently has a narrower central web than H-beam, it frequently cannot withstand as much stress.

 

What Is H Beam Used For?

H Beams are frequently used in the construction of bridges, large trailers, and buildings, among other things. H beams are able to support heavier weights than I beams due to their slightly different cross-section shape, thicker central web, and broader flanges.

 

What Is the Purpose of an I Beam?
Because of its excellent utility, I beams are the preferred form for structural steel construction. I beams are ideal for unidirectional bending parallel to the web because of their form. The web resists shear stress, but the horizontal flanges resist bending movement.

 

H-Beam and I-Beam: Applications
H beams are perfect for mezzanines, platforms, bridges, and other typical residential and commercial buildings since they have thicker walls and flanges.

In residential constructions, broad flanges are frequently employed. H-beams are the chosen material for the framework of the trailer and vehicle since their interior dimensions are consistent.

For structural steel buildings, bridges, and other civil structures, I-beams are the favored shape choice due to their increased resistance to flanges.

They are also utilized to build the framework and support columns for trains, elevators, beds for trailers and vehicles, winches, and residential and commercial building projects.