JIS JAPANESE INDUSTRIAL STANDARD Translated and Published by Japanese Standards Association JIS G 3192» (JISF) Dimensions, mass and permissible variations of hot rolled steel sections ICS 77,140.70 Reference number : JIS G 3192 : 2008 (E) PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHTG 3192 : 2008 Date of Establishment: 1954-07-30 Date of Revision: 2008-03-20 Date of Public Notice in Official Gazette: 2008-03-21 Investigated by: Japanese Industrial Standards Committee Standards Board ‘Technical Committee on Iron and Steel JIS G 3192:2008, rst English edition published in 2008-10 Translated and published by: Japanese Standards Association 41-24, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 107-8440 JAPAN In the event of any doubts arising as to the contents, the original JIS is to be the final authority. © JSA 2008, Al rights reserved. Unless otherwise specified, no part of this publication may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and microfilm, without permission in writing from the publisher, Printed in Japan ar PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHTG 3192 : 2008 Contents Introduction 1 Scope Normative reference Classification and sectional shape -- Expression of dimensions --- Standard dimensions 2 2 2 Shape and dimensional tolerances 3 3 Mass- Tolerance on mass -~ Cmreaeeonw Appearance Annex A (normative) Hot-rolled steel sections—Part 1: Equal- tee angles— Dimensions -- Annex B (normative) Hot-rolled steel sections—Part 2: Unequal- leg angles— Dimensions os Annex C (normative) Hot-rolled steel sections—Part 3: Equal-leg angles and unequal-leg angles—Tolerances 29 Annex D (normative) Hot-rolled steel sections—Part 4: Sloping flange channel sections—Dimensions and sectional properties ---. 32 Annex E (normative) Hot-rolled steel sections—Part 5: Sloping flange I-sections—Dimensions and sectional properties - Annex F (normative) Hot-rolled steel sections—Part 6: Sloping flange column sections—Dimensions and sectional properties --.- 36 Annex G (normative) Hot-rolled steel sections—Part 7: L-sections for shipbuilding—Dimensions, sectional properties and tolerances Annex H (normative) Hot-rolled steel sections—Part 8: Bulb flats— Dimensions, sectional properties and tolerances Annex I (normative) Hot-rolled steel sections—Part 9: T-sections with equal depth and flange width—Dimensions -. Annex JA (informative) Comparison table between JIS and corresponding International Standards - @ PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHTG 3192 : 2008 Foreword This translation has been made based on the original Japanese Industrial Standard revised by the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry through deliberations at the Japanese Industrial Standards Committee as the result of proposal for revision of Japanese Industrial Standard submitted by The Japan Iron and Steel Federation (JIS) with the draft being attached, based on the provision of Article 12 Clause 1 of the Industrial Standardization Law applicable to the case of revision by the provision of Article 14. Consequently JIS G 3192: 2005 is replaced with this Standard. This JIS document is protected by the Copyright Law. 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JIS G 3192: 2008 Dimensions, mass and permissible variations of hot rolled steel sections Introduction ‘This Japanese Industrial Standard has been prepared based on the first editions of ISO 657-1 and ISO 657-2 published in 1989, the first edition of ISO 657-5 published in 1976, the first editions of ISO 657-11, ISO 657-15, ISO 657-16, ISO 657-18, and ISO 657-19 published in 1980, the first edition of ISO 657-21 published in 1983 with some modifications of the technical contents. In the text of this Standard, conventional items specified in JIS have been described. In Annexes, corresponding International Standards are specified without modifying the technical contents. ‘The portions given sidelines or dotted underlines are the matters in which the con- tents of the original International Standards have been modified. A list of modifica- tions with the explanations is given in Annex JA. 1 Scope ‘This Standard specifies the dimensions, mass and their tolerances of hot rolled steel sections as well as the appearance, shapes and permissible variations thereof. The scope of this Standard and the choice of specified items in this Standard shall be specified in respective product standards or upon the agreement between the purchaser and the supplier. Unless otherwise speci of and nexes may be applied in place of the text upon the agreem« fhe supplier. NOTE: The International Standards corresponding to this Standard are as fol- lows. 180 657-1: 1989 Hot-rolled steel sections—Part 1: Equal-leg angles—Di- ‘mensions ISO 657-2: 1989 Hot-rolled steel sections—Part 2: Unequal-leg angles— Dimensions 180 657-5:1976 Hot-rolled steel sections—Part 5: Equal-leg angles and unequal-leg angles—Tolerances for metric and inch series ISO 657-11:1980 Hot-rolled steel sections—Part 11: Sloping flange chan- nel sections (Metric series)—Dimensions and sectional properties ISO 657-15:1980 Hot-rolled steel sections—Part 15: Sloping flange beam sections (Metric series)—Dimensions and sectional properties 180 657-16:1980 Hot-rolled steel sections—Part 16: Sloping flange col- umn sections (metric series) Dimensions and sectional properties ISO 657-18:1980 Hot-rolled steel sections—Part 18: L sections for ship- building (metric series)—Dimensions, sectional properties and tolerances 180 657-19:1980 Hot-rolled steel sections—Part 19: Bulb flats (metric series)—Dimensions, sectional properties and tolerances PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT2 G 3192: 2008 ISO 657-21:1983 Hot-rolled steel sections—Part 21: T-sections with equal depth and flange width—Dimensions (Overall evaluation: MOD) In addition, symbols which denote the degree of correspondence in the contents between the relevant International Standards and JIS are IDT (identical), MOD (modified), and NEQ (not equivalent) according to ISO/ IEC Guide 21. 2 Normative reference The following standard contains provisions which, through reference in this text, constitute provisions of this Standard. The most recent edition of the standard (including amendments) indicated below shall be applied. JIS Z 8401 Guide to the rounding of numbers 3 Classification and sectional shape The classification and sectional shapes of steel sections shall be as given in table 1. Table 1 Classification and sectional shape of steel sections Classification Sectional shape diagram Equal-legs Angles | Unequal-legs Unequal-tegs and unequal thicknest I-sections Channels Bulb flats T-seetions H-sections Hf |p 4. Expression of dimensions The dimensions of steel sections shall be expressed by each sectional dimension in millimetre and the length in metre. As a rule, dimensions shall be expressed by items among leg length (A, B), depth (#1) and thickness (¢, fi, ¢2) of each section shown in PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT3 G 3192 : 2008 table 3, table 4, table 7 to table 11 according to each sectional shape. The thickness of channels in table 11 may be expressed only by fy out of t: and fs, 5 Standard dimensions ‘The standard dimensions shall be as follows a) The standard sectional dimensions of steel sections shall be as given in table 7 to table 14. b) The standard lengths of steel sections shall be as given in table 2. Table 2 Standard length Unit: m 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 139 140 150 6 Shape and dimensional tolerances ‘The shape and dimensional tolerances of steel sections shall be as follows. The tol- erances of steel sections other than those specified in a) and b) shall be upon the agree- ment between the purchaser and the supplier. a) The shapes and dimensional tolerances of angles, I-sections, channels, bulb flats and T-sections shall be as given in table 3. b) The shape and dimensional tolerances of H-sections shall be as given in table 4. The tolerances on sectional squareness, however, shall be applied on the request of the purchaser. 7 Mass The mass of steel sections shall be as follows. a) The mass of steel sections shall, as a rule, be expressed by theoretical mass in kilogramme. b) ‘The method for calculation of mass of the steel sections shall be in accordance with table 5 based on the nominal dimensions. ©) The sectional area and unit mass of steel sections obtained in terms of the stan- dard sectional dimension according to table 5 shall be as given in table 7 to table 14. Besides the sectional area and unit mass, table 7 to table 14 show the position of gravity centre, the geometrical moment of inertia, the radius of gyration of area and the modulus of sections for informative reference. Note” The nominal dimensions usually refer to only dimensions and are used in commercial trade. Here, “nominal dimensions” are used to avoid the confusion with the actually measured dimensions. 8 Tolerance on mass When requested by the purchaser, the mass tolerances for steel sections shall be as given in table 6. In this case, the tolerances on mass shall be expressed by the quo- tient in percentage that the difference between the theoretical mass and actual mass is divided by the theoretical mass. PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT4 G 3192; 2008 Table 8 Shapes and dimensional tolerances of angles, I-sections, channels, bulb flats and T-sections Unit: mm Divison ad Tnension Thien mais Under 0 Tis Leg 50 or over to and excl. 100 $2.0 renee Lento rover and ex 20 730 Tae 100 a5 Degen [odor over to and oa 0 =20 aD 200 or over to and excl. 400 +30 “over over =o Thar 106 For lg length A [63 vero (B for T-section) | and excl. 10 20.7 or ander 150'n [Soren sent inde 208 Thick. 16 or over +10 TT ms Under 68 207 Pues. (ty th, ta) 6.3 or over to f For leg length A | and exel. 10 £08 (BrP ccton or 130 or over | 10 or over to £10 or 30or ower | ter 6 iBor evr and excl, 25, a12 Tmorunder @ Ba mo th ps side tolerance given in Length the above column for over? m trary Tm neat in lengths or its fraction. Theminus sie tlerace habe nm outae | toon 20% or undr of with B om ections ® excluding I-section Sectine® exciting secon | 25 gr underotwitn 8 | Fr Texto, se digrems of section H-sections in table 4, Trion and Teeatin 020% or nie een bend : 1 be apie tobe such as Sections excluding F-section and | 0.30% or under of length | sweep and camber. Sesion soo or wnderin | a tats section “80 tsety | ana Note” The purchaser may doignat hat th oubaFaquae tal be 2.0 ound of he eg ont bau lean 200 mor ever nig ent PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT5 G 8192 : 2008 Table 4 Shapes and dimensional tolerances of H-sections Unit: mm Division and dimension Tolerance Remarks 400 oF under =20 5 Width (B) 3 ‘Over 400 780 a 0 or undorin I= Under | £292" +20 | Depth (i) a * 800 [lover 400m width B 780 ie 800 or over +3.0 - Trder 16 =o 2 LE Flange | 16 or over to and evel 25 zis | @ [BSerover to and exe. 40 mar i 40 or over #20 Z Under 16 2077 Wen | 16or over tand exch 25 io (4) [BB orover to and excl 40 zis dor over =20 =a0 7 mor under 7 “Add 6 mm to the plus side tolerance given in the Length above column for every Over 7m 1m increase in length or ite fraction ‘The minus side tolerance shall be O mm 1.0 % or under of width B, ae 800 or under in depth # | provided that 1.5 mm is 4 Outof: the minimum. square (7) 12 % or under of width B, Over $00 in depth #1 provided that 1.5 mm is the minimum. 4 HI Bong | 2000F under indepth H | 0.15 % or under oflength | To be applied to bend such a Over 300 in depth H (0.10 % or under of length | *¥¢eP and camber. Basen [400 or ander in wid B 220 Se icity =) Ee (s) Over 400 in width B +£3.56 2 Under 360 in dopth 2.0 or under Concavity "350 or over to and excl. 650m of web WW) | Gop 2.5 or under 350 or over in depth 30 or under Flange fold) | 400 or under in width B 1.5 % or under of 5, pro- vided that 1.5 mm is the Sectional squareness (e) 1.6 % or under of width B or of depth #7, provided that 8.0 mm is the minimum. PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT6 G 3192 : 2008 Table 5 Method for calculation of mass” Caleulating step Caleulation method Number of figures in calculated result" Basie mass kg/em* (0.785 (mass per em? sectional area, per metre length) Sectional area em? The values calculated bythe following formulas shall be multiplied hy si For equal leg angles #(2A ~0)+0.216 (rn? 2rs2) For unequal leg angles HA+B-1)+0.215 (rn? ~2r7) For unequal leg and unequal thickness angles At; + (B~ty)+0.215 (rt -r2) Por Fsoctions Hey+ 26 (Bb) +0618(r2=r2) For channels Ht + 2tg(B~t))+0.349 (r= 1r2) For bulb ats Atrdry+0.280d Ors +d)-0215 (n8+r2) Por Tsections Bly + 0.307r? + 482.6 For Hesections ud 2n)+ 286+ 0.858 Round off to 4 significant figures: Unit mass kgf Basic mass (kg/em*~m) x sectional area (em?) ‘Round off to 3 significant figures. Por those exceeding 1 000 kg, round off to integer in ke. Mass of single piece Unit mass (kg/m) » length (m) Round off to 3 significant figures. For those exceeding 1 000 kg, kg round off to integer in kg. Total mass | Mass of single piece (kg) x total number of vand off to integer in kg pieces of the same size Round off to integer in ke 8401. Notes *! ‘The calculation method for the sectional area of the steel sections other than those in this table shall be upon the agreement between the purchaser and the supplier. ») The symbols which are used for the calculation of the sectional area stand for the sec- tional dimensions of the steel section, and the relation of the symbols to the respective parts of the section shall be as given in table 7 to table 14. © The rounding off of the numerical values shall be in accordance with Rule A in JIS Z PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT9 a) b) 7 G 3192 : 2008 Table 6 Tolerances on mass Thickness” ‘Tolerance Under 10 mm 25% 10 mm or over 24% ‘To be applied to one lot of the same dimensions (1 t or over). When the number of pieces corresponding to 1 t in mass does not amount to 10, it shall be applied to each lot of 10 or more pieces. Note * Thicker one of t; or fz shall be applied. Appearance The appearance of steel sections shall be as follows The steel sections shall be free from defects that are detrimental to practical use. In the case where there are some harmful defects on the surface of steel sections, the manufacturer may remove or repair the defects by grinding or welding. In this case, the operation shall be as follows. 1) Conditioning with grinder 1.1) The sectional dimensions of steel sections after conditioning shall fall within the range of the tolerances. When approved by the purchaser, however, this restriction may be applied flexibly according to its application. 1.2) The conditioned parts of steel sections shall be finished neatly, and the boundary between the repaired portions and as rolled surface shall be smoothly finished. 2) Repair by welding 2.1) ‘The harmfal defects of steel sections shall be repaired by welded overlay after complete removal by means of appropriate method such as chipping or grind- ing. 2.2) The depth of the defect-removed portion prior to the repair by welding shall be 30 % or under of the nominal thickness. For the toe of the leg of stee! sections, however, the depth shall fall within the nominal thickness of the leg from the edge (12 mm max.) 2.3) The repaired area by welding shall be 2 % or under of the whole surface area of steel sections. 2.4) The weld repairing shall be carried out by suitable means according to the type of steel products. 2.5) The welded part of steel sections shall be free from undercut or overlaps around the fringe of welds. The reinforcement of weld shall be 1.5 mm or over in height from the rolled surface, and this shall be removed by chip- ping, grinding, etc. and smoothly finished as high as the rolled surface. 2.6) The heat-treated steel sections themselves including repaired parts shall be heat-treated once again after the repair by welding. PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT8 G 3192 : 2008 Table 7 Standard sectional dimensions, sectional area, unit mass and sectional properties of equal-leg angles TOTP) emetic momen oineria heal Radius of gyration of area <| es ~ — g a ‘Standard sectional [Sec [Unit Tnformative a Since [Se [ea _ AxB Tet] ore Diotance of Geometrical momant of Radius of gyration of Modulus, i cot | igim| em ent | em cn? GGL a | & | Mx [Min % [MaxpMin] Z |Z 7 Ay A jy iy 2x25 3] 4 [2 [ ve] i [ane] on] apr] orn] 135] oxal ore [ore] ano aan | oval cael sox ol sf [2 [ia] 136 oss [onl v0 | ue [225] on cs | on] ue [oss | ast! 0 ox wo| 3] a3]2 [ane[ im [1m [1m | a | 39] seol ws |az [as [uss Joo [v2 | ar ox a s{ sls | ams) 205[ uy [ur| se | se] em) 225[ 130 [1 [ost [ars] in [uot «sxas| af asf [ sol am [ioe [ze | 650 | 50] 103 | 270 [ia [36 [xm [oa | 20 [200 [asx 45] 5] 65] 3 | 4300] sae [as [128 | rm |r| as [329/136 | 136 [am [ose | 2a [206 sox 20 af 65]3 | sao am [iar [ir] ons | om 14a | 32s] [usa [um [oo] 20 [2a sox 30 sf 6s]3 | ase[ am fiat [am | our | au | mms | ass fuse [use [19 [oo] sos fa sox 30 6f 65] 45| sou oe [iat [use| 126 | 126 | ann | 22s! 0 [iso [ae [om | 355 bo55 ox @| 4{ 65/3 | see] 368 | 161 | rot | 160 | 160 | asa | ae iss |ias [233 [19 | 306 | 366 x | sf 65{3 | sam| ass | ies [| 190 | 16 | si2 [aml [um 2m [ue [am a [esx 65 | 5] 85] 3 | e307] soo fam [an | 253 2s3_| 401 [ios [iss [19 [asi [ize | s3s | sas 5% 651 of e514 | as| sofia [im] wa | 294 | as [22 [ioe [um [2 [rar Leow bes esx 65| 8| 85] 6 | 9761] ro6 | ras | tax | sce | 368 | sas [iss [iss [194 [2m [12s | 796 | 296 mx] 6|as|« | am] sae] ass [ios | sr | a1 | seo [isa [aie [2 [20 hor rsx 75 6| asl « | arr] oss 206 [206 | ast | scr | 12 [190 [220 [20 [am [uae 13x75 | 9] 85) 6 [120 | ov] 217 fair] ow | ote | mo lon [rs vas 75x 75 | 12] 85| 6 16% | 30 229 [229] 819 | 819 | 1299 [345 | 222 wax o0| fas] [ omer] rad ane [aie | soe | soe | os [m2 [2ae [ous [a0 0x 9 5 j 202 | oe | mr | sor |e [ase [277 [ar [348 [ox 0 nas [2u6| sso | sao [vw [us [276 [26 | a [1 mx 50 29 jas las_[is_|w [sz [2m [on [se [ive ls ls sox 90 2@ [209 [ase [6 [2m fess [oes foe [a fim [ow as 10x10 an [an| a [i | 205 _[s2 [308 [som | a8 7 PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT9 G 3192: 2008 Table 7 (concluded) Siandard sectional [See] Unit ] Tnformative dimension mm | tional] mass | axB Te[n palo | Distance of] Geometrical moment of Radius of gration of | Modulus | | fesntreat "| inertia area ofsection | fravity ‘ ent | xgim | em em om ca | GIG) & | & | Mx [Mal a] 4 [Max|Min] Z |Z L | i i ta lal ala oox 100 | 10|10 | 7 | 1900 | 149 | 2m | 280 | 175 to | 7 | 2431 | 191 | 208 | 208] 220 woxi0 | fiz | s | 1976 | 147 | 324 | 324] 258 17s |_2 | 720] 304 [304 | 383 | 195 | 244] 244 Zo 288 zs | 179 | 353 | 353] 36 | 366 | se | 150 | sor [aor | sos | 257 a 568 348 | ont 300 | 300 | 378 | 194 | 410 | 105 | 371 |371_| 367 | 238 oxo] 92 | 6 [rwxiso ra fia [asf 2975 | 234 | 36 | 300 | aor 78 [12 | 356 [396 | soo | 254 toxi30 | 1512 | es} 3675 | 28s | 376 | 376 | 568 sco_| 24 | 393 |393 | 49s | 283 | oi] ors ssoxiso | 12[i4 | 7 | 3477 | 273 | ata | ane | 740 | r40 | 1190 | 306 | 401 [aor | sa 681) 68 180% 150 | 15 |14 | 10 | 4274 | 336 424 | 888 ez | rato [365 | 456 | 456 515 826) 826 130x150 | 19|14 [10 | 338 | 419 | 440 | 440 100 | 10% | 1730 | asi_| asz [as | se | 20 | 13 | 103 vss | 1215 | | aosa | aus | 473 | 473 | 1170 | 1170 | 1960 | 480 | 538 | s3e | 678 | s4¢| ois] 98 fis [in | soa1 | 99 | eas | as | 14 | 140 | 2200 | se | sas [sas | ors [3a | ua [ins 200x200 | as |i7_ [12 | 3775 | 453 | sas | sas | 2190 | 2180 | 347 | 91 | aia [aia | 775 | 303 | 150 | 150 awxain |20]i7 [12 [1600 | 97 | sor | sar] 20@7 | am [ew [iva | co foo [8 [am [or Lr cxoxcin|2s|i7 [rz [ours | 736 | 3s | 586] 340 | a4 | sem [ian [coe [oor | m1 [as fan [20 20x20 | 25) | [usa | o37| 710 | 110] 690 | 63m [now xo |r [70 [oe | 40 [a [8 20x03 [35h [ie fies [as [ras [745] 910 | ono [isan [sr [24 [20 [oe | aw [iv aw NOTH: This table 7 correspondato attached table in this Standard of 2006 version PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT10 G 3192: 2008 Table 8 Standard sectional dimensions, sectional area, unit mass and sectional properties of unequal-leg angles 3 Geometrical moment of inertia / = a/? : er ry Meduisoraion Zio s (@= sectional area) a4 1 | aeotierse™ |e |aaa] Terabe 4xB,ttn]n |e Distance of Geometrical moment of Radius of gyration of tan a Module pan| OSE ew | ew w_|| ( 90x 15} 9 | 85|6 | 1404 | 110 | 275 | 200 | 109 | ea] 14s | 341 | 278 1.56 | 0676] 174 | 128 oox 75| 7 {10 [s | ms7 | 932] 306 | 143 | nis | 569 | 148 | 308 315 | 219 | 3.49 | 161 [0548] 170 | 100 nox fof» [> [ns [iso | arse [aa oe na an [ais 38 [ss fess] 29 [7 12x | 7f [s [ise for ao fa [| ow [ee ay [an [as [ose at ws 0m [7 [nm fics [| rsa» [| | nf ae [a0 | art fos] | js of of |r [an fir [395 [2m [a [oe [3 [ea 29429 || fos 2 rox n[is fio [1 [sas [as | ara r [rm | on [a] a1 a7] [9 urs pox | oft [s [as fice [95 19 | jos [7 | mel on [2 | se 6 ona] 42 [0 pox [aft [as [ns fas | [2m [aw fr [as fiw [2 [sn 1s Joon] a [as 130x100] 9 [12 | 6 | 2La4 476 | 230 | sv | 181_| 579 |104_| 479 | 288 | sus | 218 [oa] ans | mas ( josvn| |i [|e fos [ass [an foo [zw | fra [ou a a ae Joos] | mr ix [as | a8 [27 [sm fa re aw [wr fe [am [se] 2 Joo m2 [0 PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHTi G 3192: 2008 Table 9 Standard sectional dimensions, sectional area, unit mass and sectional properties of unequal-leg and unequal thickness angles TTT] ceomttmaenafieia/ fe Radius of gyration of area i Maddern Zao x £ (@= sectional area) ee | a Seasierse™ [Salen __ eee axe [ulalnpn le Distnee of] Geom moment ot Radios of aration [ne Modulos |e hom a oa j200x 90] [14] 14] 7 |29.66]23.3| 6362.15] 1210] 200| 1 290) 125 | 639] 2.60) 6.58| 205]0263 | s87]202) PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT12 G 3192: 2008 Table 10 Standard sectional dimensions, sectional area, unit mass and sectional properties of I-sections eS Geometrical moment af inertia ! = ci? | | | padiusofwyratinofarea | i=77E aH | | xantermnctowe fol ‘Unit ‘Informative —~ ” 2 Sere... Sef | | vsoxias | 85 |e | 13] 63] ass] 3620 | 0 | imo) ass | oil am bas Tow wwox100 | 6 fio | of s | 3006] 236] 0 | o | 16m) 1s] 24s] 21 | 6 | ars asoxias fio [iv | arfios| vo73| sss] 0 | o | 7310] 538 | 102 | 276 | sas_| seo sooxiso | s [13 | i2}6 | ouse| ses] o | o | oa | sex | ize | 30 | 0x2 | 4] | soox iso [10 _[18s| 19| 95| ss47| oss | 0 | 0 | 12700] se6| 12a | 326 | e418 i joox iso [ns [22 | 2s[ns| ose! ra | 0 {0 | 14700 | 1080 | 22 | sx | ove [ua 350x150 | 9 lis | is[6s| rss] sas! o [0 | 15200[ 702 | 143 | 307 | #70 | 035 | ss0x so [ia [ou [asfias{imi | 720 0 [avon] rian | wa | 226 | am [uss aoox iso jo [is | 17] xs] 73] mo] o | o | aso | ses | 162 | 307 | 1200 | 15 soox so [12s [2s | a7jiss[imi [95x |_o | o | 3170! 1240 [161 | a8 16s asoxi7s {_|20 | 19] 9s|u68 | 917 | 0 | 0 | 39200] 1510 | 183 | 360 | 1740 | 7s [asoxis fis fas [ar|issfiwea [ns [0 | 0 | asso | 2020[ 183 | 372 | 210 [21 | soox v0 fis fos [asfiasfis [rx | a | o | seso0 | 2aco | 241 | sai | samo [250 PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHTa 13 G 3192 : 2008 Table 11 Standard sectional dimensions, sectional area, unit mass and sectional properties of channels (a= sectional area) Geometrical moment of inertia. = ai? Radius of gyration ofaren f= Te ‘Modulus of section et | kim | emt cm cot sx 40| 5 7 aia 8818) 6.92 | 0 | 1.28 75.3 122 292 17 | 201 447 rwox 90] 6 [ss] wt? [as [309 [oom | 200 [zn | sm) ao [a [a2 380x100 [13 j20 | 24 [i2_ [esr | 673 | 0 | 254 | 17600 [oss [143 | 276 [926 | 78 PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT "NOTE Thabo 1 corvesponds tw aiache blo in this Standard of 305 version14 G 3192: 2008 Table 12 Standard sectional dimensions, sectional area, unit mass and sectional properties of bulb flats Geometrical moment of inertia | Radius of gyration of area Iciod ‘Modulus of section Z=1fe (a= sectional area) ‘Standard sestional Tnformative dimension ‘mm 4}e]a|n|n Distance of | Geometrical moment of | Radius of gyration of [tana | Modulus contreof | inertia area of ection, ravity || eat foam! Scr x em | co G i] 1 [Mac[ Min, | [Max] Min Z1z 10] 9.5]23 | 7| 2 |21.06] 16.5] 7.49]0.746| 671| 9.48| 673) 7.34] 5.64 | 0.671) 5.65 |0.591 [0.056 8] 63.8] 3.79] 200 f10_|265| 8| 22523] 19] 8.16] 997] 18.1 |1000]11.4 | 6.29 | 0.773| 6.30 |o.672]0.061 1| 84.2] 5.35| 230|t1_|30_| 9|2|31.98]25.1| 9.36]0.927]1 680|242 [1 680|18.3 | 7.24 | 0.870] 7.25 |o.755]0.059 9|123 | 7.62! 250]12 [33 [10 | 2 |38.13]29.9/10.1 [2370 264 | 7.87 | 0.960] 7.88 f0.8320.061 2159 10.1 NOTE: This table 12 corresponds to attached table 6 in this Standard of 2005 version. PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT15 G 3192: 2008 Table 13 Standard sectional dimensions, sectional area, unit mass and sectional properties of T-sections Geometrical moment of inertia / = ai® Radius of gyration ofares = i= Ta Mott of ection Z=He Sy (o= sectional area) pics =x xl thai f él , E ai ‘Standard vectional dimension | See | Unit Tnformative mm tional | mass Bxn Jaln|apal Distance of [Geometrical | Radius af | Modulus of * centreat |rmoment ofineria| gyration of | section ervey ‘rea ent | kgm | on ent co cm GTGTeT ss Tels yTayle usox_9|39]i2{ s| 3 | issz | 14s Joos] o | 165 | 254 [ose |3.70| sss | 338 sox 12 {a2]i2| s| 3 | 2302 | 181 [ioe | 0 | 207 | 338 fous [3.83 | 652] 451 sox is {4s]i2{_s| 3 | 2752 | 216 [its | o | 259 | 423 [asm [3.92] 770] soa 200% 12 |42|12| | 3 | 2902 | 228 [oss | o | 223 | 799 Jos77 [525 | 683 | 799 jzo0x 16 |46 [12] | 3 | 3702 | 201 [1.09 | o | 305 | 107 Jose | 537 | 68 | 107 iro0x 19 |49{12] | 3 | 4sor | aa [ia | o | 35 | 1270 [oss [5.3 [ios [127 lzo0x 22 | s2{r2| | 3 | 4902 | 385 [iss | o | a3 {1470 Joss [saz lize | 147 lz20x 16 |45|12| 20] 3 | 450s | 362 | 105 | 0 | 336 | 2080 [ose | 6.72 | 9.49 | 167 la20x 19 [49 [12] 20] 3 | sass [a0 [iso | o | 431 | 2470 [oso7 [oso fire | 198 lasox 22 |s2 [12] 20 3 | o10s | 479 [133 | o | s50 | 2870 [oss [oss |r42 | 229 sox 25] 55] 12] 20] 3 | oss | 538 Ji46 | 0 | 696 | 3260 [ror [690 [i722 | 261 NOTE: This table 13 corresponds to attached table 7 in this Standard of 2005 version. PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT16 G 3192 : 2008 Table 14 Standard sectional dimensions, sectional area, unit mass and sectional properties of H-sections y Geometrical moment ofinertia (= a/* Radius of gyration ofarea f= Ta Modulus of section Z=1/e (@= sectional area) Y Division | Standard sectional Unit Tnformative (opt x dimension mm onal | macs wah) [xa [ala]? Geometrical Radius of gyration | Modulus of moment of inertia | of area section ow | kw em® om, cm he i i a z_ [2 toox so} rox sols | 7] 8} as] 930] is7 | iss | 398 | ie | 375] son 10x10 | rooxi00] 6 | s | s| 2159 [ 169 | 37 [isa | 418 | 249 | 256] 267 asx 60} 15x ole | | s] 1669] 131 | 409 | 201 | 49s | 132 | 655] 971 125x125 | wasxi2sfos| 9 | 8 | 3000] 236 | s39 [203 | s29 | 313 | isa | 469 tsox 75 | sox rs]5 | 7] 8] i7as| iso | 666 | 495 | oi | 166 | ses] 132 1sox00 | 4exi00[ 6 | 9 | s [2635 [ 207 [ro00 | iso | 617 | 239 | 135 1soxiso | ssoxiso[7 [10 | 8 [3965] 311 [i620 | ses | 640 | 327 | 216 1sx go} rsx sols | s| s| 2290[ 180 [ino | ors | 726 | 205 | ise | 217 vsxis | wsxi7s| 75] u | 13 | staz] 404 [2900 [98a [750 | 437 | 331 | 112 risgx oo} 4s{ 7] 8 [ 2269] rs [isso [us [2s [2m | sé | 229 200% 100 2ooxioo] ss| 8 | s | 2667] 209 [iso [13s | 823 [ 228 | 181] 267 200x150 | i9axisol6 | 9 | 8] ss] 299 [2630 | sor | 330 | 36s | on | ore 200%200 | 200x200] 8 | 12 13 | 6353] 499 [4720 [i600 | se | sm | a7 | 160 asox ras PIE |S 8 | 3199 | 251 | 3450 [ass | 104 | 282 | 2 | ait zsoxi2s|¢ | 9 | 8 | 3697] 290 | 3960 | 208 | oa | 28 | 317 | 470 250x175 | 2aaxvrs}7 [1 [13] 349] 436 [60s | oss | 1a | an | aos | a 250%250 | 250x250] 9 | t4 | 13 | 91.43 718 fiovo [650 | 108 | 632 | x60 | 202 e2ssx tao] ss] 8 | 13 | soso] 320 | 6320 [a | 24 | 320 | a | 503 300% 150 sooxiso] 6s} 9 | 13 | 4678] 367 | 7210 | sos | 24 [| 329 | 481 | 677 300x200 | 204x200[ 8 | 12 [13 [aos] ss8 [riioo fieoo | 12s | 47s | 756 | 160 300x300] 300x300 |10_| 15 | 13 | 184 | 93.0 [20200 e750 | 131 | 755 | 1350 | 450 soxirs Peextato | 9 [| seas] a2 [irooo [ron [as [388 [as [910 350% ssoxims|7 | uf 13] 2a] 494 [isso0 [oes [ie [| 396 [ 7m | 2 PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT( 17 G 3192 : 2008 Table 14 (concluded) Division | Standard sectional | Sex] Une informative Vdepths |___diension mm Stat | ase was) [axe [apa] r Geametries! | Radius ofqyrotion | Modulus of moment of inertia | of ares tection cnt | heim cnt om ex? Zh _ pa Le 350x250 | s40x250| 9[ 14 [13 | 9953 | 781 [21200 | 3650 | 146 | 60s | 1250 | 292 ssox350 | 350x350] al v9 [3 [ino [3s [39800 [i600 [isa | eso | 2280 | 76 sooxaoo P=] 7] [3 [mar | ser [row [ras [ise | 450 | 999 | 14s 4ooxa00| s [ia [as [8337 | esa [23500 [a7 [ is [56 [ii [174 400300 | 390%300| tof 6 [13 | i32 | 10s [3790 | 7200 | 169 | 735 | 1940 | 80 sooxavo | 13] 21 [22 | 2is7_| 12 [e660 [22400 | 175 [10.1 [3330 | 10 jsiaxcans | is [28 | 22 | 2954 [22 [9280 [31000 | 177 [102 [480 | 1530 400% 400 [s428a07 | 20[ 35 [22 [3607 | 243 [i19.000 [39400 | 182 [roa | ss70 | 1930 asaxai7| 0 50 | 22 | ses6 | 415 lie7000 [oosoo [iss [107 | 8170 | 2000 rsoaxase | 4570 [22 | r01 | os [208000 [oso | 197 [usa [i200 | 4370 ssoxoop CHoxi2] sf iz [as | sa97 [os | 2st00 [isso [isa | 436 | 1260 [130 asoxa00| 9] is [3 | 9543 | ta9 [2900 [rar | is6 [443 [1460 | 87 50300 | aaox300] uf is [13 [ass [ir [sa700 [sno [is | 726 [2490 | sao soo 00 (495% 199 | 9f v4 [13 [99.29 | 779 | soso [veo [203 [31 [1650 | ies soox200] of i6 | 13 [22 | s82 [46800 | 2140 [ 206 | 436 | is | ov soox soo 88200] fis [ia [isa | am _[ se300 [6760 [203 [692 [oa | «50 486x300] fis [13 | iso2 [2s [68900 | sni0 | 208 | 714 | 200 | 40 cooxao9 158219] of is [3 [urs [92s | os600 | 1980 [238 | ato | 220 | 190 oox200 | ui [13 | isiz [10s | 7s000 [227 [240 | aie [2500 [27 esezxa00 | 12] a7 [3 [1692 | iss | 98900 | roo | 242 | 673 | 3400 | sin 600x300 | s¥8%300 | 12] 20 [13 [172 [iar [iiaoo | 9010 | 247 | 694 | 3850 | oot ssaxao2 | af as [3 [aiza | imo _frs4o0 [rose | 208 [698 | 4500 | 700 woo 300 (76%2%300 | 13] 20 [as [207s [ves fissoo [ 9020 | 28s | o59 | 470 | oot rooxs00 | 13 [24 [is [23.8 [182 i970 fiosoo [292 [6s | seo | 721 s00>% 00 [72300 ta [22 [is [205 | is Joasoo0 | 9920 [322 [64s [620 | oot sooxs00 | 14 [36 [1s | 2635 | 207 [286000 [itz | s30 | «67 | 7160 | 731 eaooxa90 | is [a3 [is [2669 | 210 [33900 fio300 | 356 | 620 | 7610 | 087 soo soo 200% 300] 16 28 | 1 | 3058 | 240 [aoro00 [12600 [36 | 4s | 9990 | wo orzxaor| is] 54 | is [360.1 | 283 [291 000 [is700 | 369 | 659 [i000 | 1090 joisxs03 | 19 [37 [as [3074 [00 [535000 [17200 | 372 | oer [ir z00 | 1140 NOTE: This table 14 corresponds to attached table 8 in this Standard of 2005 version. Notes ® The H-sections given in the same division have same inner depth ‘Those sizes without asterisk are given for merchant sizes, PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT18 G 3192 : 2008 Annex A (normative) Hot-rolled steel sections—Part 1: Equal-leg angles— Dimensions Introduction This Annex has been prepared based on the first edition of ISO 657-1 Hot-rolled steel sections—Part 1: Equal-leg angles—Dimensions published in 1989 without modi- fying the technical contents. ‘The portions underlined with dots in this Annex is the matter not stated in the origi- nal International Standard. A.l Scope ‘This Annex specifies dimensions of hot-rolled equal-leg angles. A.2 Normative reference ‘The following standard contains provisions which, through reference in this Annex, constitute provisions of this Annex. At the time of ISO 657-1 publication, the edition indicated was valid. All standards are subjected to be revised, and parties going to set the agreement based on this Annex should investigate the possibility of applying the most recent edition of the standard indicated below. Members of IEC and ISO maintain registers of currently valid International Standards. 1SO 657-5:1976 Hot-rolled steel sections—Part 5: Equal-leg angles and unequal- leg angles—Tolerances for metric and inch series NOTE: This International Standard corresponds to Annex C. A.3 Dimensions A.3.1 The dimensions of equal-leg angles shall be as given in table A.1, Preferred dimensions are given in bold type. A.3.2 The root radii (rr) given in table A.1 are for information only. A.3.3. The toe radii (ri..) are not specified in table A.1. They shall be upon the agree- ment between the purchaser and the supplier, if required. A Sectional properties The unit mass, sectional area and sectional properties about axes of equal-leg angles are given in table A.1 for information. These values are calculated assuming a toe radius equal to half the root radius. A.5 Dimensional tolerances Tolerances on dimensions specified in table A.1 shall be in accordance with ISO 657-5. 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C1 Scope This Annex specifies the dimensional tolerances applicable to hot-rolled steel angles having either equal or unequal leg lengths in accordance with ISO 657-1 and ISO 657-2. NOTE: These International Standards correspond to Annex A and Annex B. C.2 Leg length tolerance ‘Tolerances on leg length shall be as given in table C.1. C.3 Thickness tolerance Tolerances on thickness shall be as given in table C.2. C4 Cutting tolerances for length Normal cutting tolerances and fine cutting tolerances for length shall be as given in table C.3 and table C.4, respectively. C5 Straightness €.5.1 The maximum permissible camber shall be as given in table C.6. €.5.2 The camber shall be measured as given in figure C.1. C6 Out-of-square €.6.1_ The maximum deviation of out-of-square shall be as given in table C.6, €.6.2 The deviation shall be measured at the toe of leg as given in figure C.2. ©.7 Tolerance on mass Where tolerance on mass per unit length is to be specified as an overall control- g, the tolerance shall be upon the agreement between the purchaser and the sup- plier. PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT30 G 3192 : 2008 Table C.1 Leg length tolerance Unit: mm Log length * ‘Tolerance 50 max. 10 Over 50 up to and inel. 100 HLS Over 100 up to and incl. 150 $2.0 Over 150 up to and inel. 200 +3.0 Note ®” For unequal-leg angles, take the longer leg length. Table C.2 Thickness tolerance Unit: mm Log length Tolerance 50 max, 5 ‘Over 50 up to and inel. 100 +08 Over 100 up to and inel, 150 £10 Over 160 up to and incl. 200 +12 NOTE: ISO 657-1 and ISO 657-2 correspond to ‘Annex A and Annex B in this Standard, Note" For angles having a leg length exceeding 75 mm, a tolerance on mass of =2.6 % of the mass per unit length may be specified place of thickness tolerance. The values of ‘mass per unit length of angles are as shown, in Annex A and Annex B respectively aceord- ing to the classification of angles (see C.1), Table C.3 Normal cutting tolerance on length Length ‘Tolerance All lengths = 100 Table C.4_ Fine cutting tolerance on length Length Tolerance 12 max. +75 0 Over 12 = 100 0 PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT31 G 8192 ; 2008 Table C.5 Maximum tolerance on camber Leg length® Tolerance Over 50 up to and incl. 150 0.4 % of length Over 150 up to and inel. 250 0.25 % of length Note * For unequal-leg angles, take the longer leg length. Figure C.1_ Measurement of camber Table C.6 Maximum deviation on out-of-square Unit: mm Leg length™ Deviation 50 max. 10 ‘Over 50 up to and inel. 100 20 Over 100 up to and inel. 200 30 Note * For unequal-leg angles, take the longer leg length. Devia- Devia- tion tion Figure C.2 Measurement of deviation on out-of-square PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT32 G 3192 ;: 2008 Annex D (normative) Hot-rolled steel sections—Part 4: Sloping flange channel sections—Dimensions and sectional properties Introduction ‘This Annex has been prepared based on the first edition of ISO 657-11 Hot-rolled steel sections—Part 11: Sloping flange channel sections (Metric series)—Dimensions and sectional properties published in 1980 without modifying the technical contents. D.1 Scope This Annex specifies dimensions and sectional properties of hot-rolled steel slop- ing flange channel sections, D.2 Designations Sloping flange channel sections shall be designated by the letters CH followed by the depth and unit mass per metre. Example: CH160 x 18 D.3_ Dimensions and sectional properties ‘The dimensions and sectional properties of sloping flange channel sections shall be as given in table D.1. TED BY COPYRIGHT33 G 3192 : 2008 Table D.1_ Dimensions and sectional properties of hot-rolled steel sloping flange channel sections (7 8 2 &: T)x—H t 4 Y [ Unit Cent. | ‘Sectional properties about axes mass Dimensions roid — Designa- X=X y-¥ tion Mi ala|elrda fart hl aynt el aly kg/m | cm? | mm | mm | mm | mm | mm | mm | cm | mt | em? | em | emt | em | om © 1@1alo!@)o]@)@]o! ao [an | ay [ay | oa | as | oe jcut sox 8} 8.23] 105] so] 45} 75/55] so] 40] 143 | 102] 256] 3.2] 180] sas | 130 (cH100x 10] 103 | 131} 100 | so} 80} s9/ so] 4s] 1st | 200] 400] 3.91] 272/ 7277 | 14a (cH 120x 12} 12.5 | 160 | 120 | ss | 8s] 63) a0] 4s | 1.60 | 350] ss4| 468 | 395/101 | 137 icur140x 15] 15.0 | 192 | 140 | 60 | 90] 6.7) 90) 45] 1.68 | so] sia] sas| 553/128 | 167 Ict60x 18) 182 | 23.2} 160 | 65 Jiao] 72] 90) 55] usr | 900] 13 | 622] 790) 168 | Le (cu1s0x 21] 213 | 272] 180 | 70 |105] 77/100) ss | 190 | 1320) 147 | 698 | os |206 | 194 \cti200x 25) 252 | 32.1} 200 | 75 | 11.5] 82] 120] 60 | 202 | 1930) 193 | 775 | 142 [260 | 210 (fettz0x29} 267 | 366 ]220 | ao |120| 87] 120] 65 | 211 | 2640] 240 | aso iss [210 | 223 |cx1250x34] 33.9 43.2 | 250 | 85 | 13.0] 9.2] 13.5) 7.0 | 2.20 | 4000] 320 9.63 | 240 | 382 | 2.36 cxs00x45] 452 | 515300 |100 | 150 |100] 150) 80 | 260 | 7800) s20 ire [ase fous | 290 lcussox 52} 18 | 660 |350 |100 [160/105 | 160] 80 | 248 [11900] 678 [134 | 96 [ass | 274 | [crisoox s9| sa | 250 | 400 [100 [170 | 11.0} 170] as | 238 [17200] 958 [152 | 581 | 7.0 | 268 The fillet and toe radii (R and r) are shown only for information and for calculating of the sectional properties. Here, the radius of gyration of area is expressed as re, ry, however as in, iy in the text of | this Standard | Notes PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT