Unit Weight of ISWB

Indian Standard Wide Flange Beam

In continuation with my earlier posts ISMB, ISJB, ISLB this is also one of the standardized categories of hot-rolled steel, shaped I-beams.This is similar to other beams but the width of flange more (wider) than Other Beams

1.ISWB 600 X 250 - 145.10

2.ISWB 550 X 250 - 112.50

3.ISWB 500 X 250 - 95.20

4.ISWB 450 X 200 - 79.40

5.ISWB 400 X 200 - 66.70

6.ISWB 350 X 200 - 56.90

7.ISWB 300 X 200 - 48.10

8.ISWB 250 X 200 - 40.90

9.ISWB 225 X 150 - 33.90

10.ISWB 200 X 140 - 28.80

11.ISWB 175 X 125 - 22.10

12.ISWB 150 X 100 - 17.00

In additionn to above ISWB 600 X 250 is available for unit weight of 133.7Kg. Depth & Flange size will be same however thickness of flange & web is lesser

For More Details about Steel Section Please click Steel Section

For Unit Weight of Light Beam Click ISLB

For Unit Weight of Junior Beam Click ISJB

For Unit Weight of Medium Weight Beam Click ISMB

For Unit Weight of Medium Weight Channel Click ISMC

For Classification if Indian Steel Click Hot Rolled Steel

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BEAMS

The shape of a steel I-beam strongly resembles a capital “I” in cross section, which explains the name. The steel I-beam has a strong central core capped with flanges on either side. 

I-beams, also known as H-beams, W-beams (for "wide flange"), rolled steel joist (RSJ). The horizontal elements of the "I" are flanges, while the vertical element is the web.  By far the most common structural material is steel due to its strength to weight ratio.

Steel is one of the most common materials used to make I-beams, since it can withstand very heavy loads in flexure meaning bending. Usually a beam carries vertical gravitational force but is also capable of carrying horizontal loads generally in the case of an earthquake.

The most commonly found steel beam is the I beam or the wide flanged beam also known by the name of universal beam or stouter sections as the universal column. Such beams are commonly used in the construction works

The most commonly found types of steel beams are varied and they are mentioned below:

1.    I beams

2.    Wide flange beams

3.    HP shape beams

4.    Special shape non-standard beams

5.    H beams

6.    Junior beams

In today’s modern construction the beams are generally made up of materials like:

1.    Steel

2.    Wood

3.    Reinforced concrete

For More details about Designation and terminology of Beams Click Beams

UNIT WEIGHT OF ISLB

In continuation with my earlier posts ISMB & ISJB, this is also one of the standardized categories of hot-rolled steel, shaped I-beams. Indian Standard Light Weight Beam (ISLB)

1.       ISLB 75 X 50         6.10

2.       ISLB 105 X 50      8.00

3.       ISLB 125 X 75      11.90

4.       ISLB 150 X 80      14.20

5.       ISLB 175 X 90      16.70

6.       ISLB 200 X 100    19.80

7.       ISLB 225 X 100    23.50

8.       ISLB 250 X 125    27.90

9.       ISLB 275 X 140    33.00

10.   ISLB 300 X 150    37.70

11.   ISLB 325 X 165    43.10

12.   ISLB 350 X 165    49.50

13.   ISLB 400 X 165    56.90

14.   ISLB 450 X 170    65.30

15.   ISLB 500 X 180    75.00

16.   ISLB 550 X 190    86.30

17.   ISLB 600 X 210    99.50

In General ISLB seems like Junior Beam (ISJB) and Medium Weight Beams (ISMB). However the flange & Web thickness are varying. Please note that for ISLB dimensions and weights  are more than ISJB  and Less than ISMB.

Unit Weights of ISLB in tabular form is below

For More details about other type Steel Section Click Steel Section

For Unit Weight of Junior Beam Click ISJB

For Unit Weight of Medium Weight Beam Click ISMB

For Unit Weight of Building Materials Click Building