Australian Steel Section Tables Circa 1900
Australian Steel Section Tables Circa 1900
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Hi,
As part of floor loading assessment for an historic building, I have noted one of the main structural I-beams to be 380mm deep approx by 150mm. Unfortunately, this doesn't correlate with anything in the current steel section tables.
Would anyone have steel structural sections table for the period 1870-1910? I suppose iron may have been the construction material as well then (hopefully not though) so any section tables for that era would be appreciated.
Many Thanks
As part of floor loading assessment for an historic building, I have noted one of the main structural I-beams to be 380mm deep approx by 150mm. Unfortunately, this doesn't correlate with anything in the current steel section tables.
Would anyone have steel structural sections table for the period 1870-1910? I suppose iron may have been the construction material as well then (hopefully not though) so any section tables for that era would be appreciated.
Many Thanks






RE: Australian Steel Section Tables Circa 1900
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RE: Australian Steel Section Tables Circa 1900
This seems to be a free search engine for section properties:
http://www.aisc.org/content.aspx?id=2868
Else design guide 15 can be purchased here:
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It should list everything that came from the UK for that period.
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