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Indian Standard
( Reaffirmed 2004 )
DIMENSIONS FOR HOT ROLLED STEEL BEAM,

COLUMN, CHANNEL AND ANGLE SECTIONS
( Third Revision )
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FOREWORD
This Indian Standard ( Third Revision ) was adopted by the Bureau of Indian Standards on 6 April
1989, after the d:afr finalized by the Structural Sections Sectional Committee had been approved by
the Structural and Metals Drvisicm Council.
Under the steel economy programme, a rational, efficient and economical series of Indian Standards
on beam sections, chanr.el sections and angle sections was evolved in 1957 and IS 808 : 1957 was
published covering junior, light weight, medium weight, wide flange and heavy weight beam sections;
junior, light weight and medium weight channel sections and equal and unequal leg angle sections.
This standard was revised in 1964.
In the second revision of this standard. parts relating to medium weight beam sections - MB series,
column sections - SC series, channel sections - MC and MCP series and equal and unequal leg angles
were revised and published as Parts 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6 of IS 808, respectively.
Sections not covered,in
these parts, however. continued in IS 808 : 1964.
In the present revision, the Sectional Committee felt it convenient to merge all the five parts into one
standard.
The sections which were retained in IS 808 : 1964 subsequent to its second revision in five
parts are included in this standard with a view that these sections although not being rolled in the
country at present may in future be rolled owing to their efficiency and resultant economy in the use
of steel. However, the designers are advised to check from JPC/producers regardrng availability of
such sections.
Following additional modifications have been affected in this revision:
a) Medium weight beam sections MB 100 having the flange width and web thickness of 70 mm and
45 mm, respectively, has been modified to 50 mm flange width and 47 mm web thickness;
b) Two sections, namely, BFB 150 and RSJ 200 which are mainly used in railway electrification
have been included as SC 150 and WB 200, respectively;
c) Additional equal leg angles 60 60 x 4, 100 100 x 7 ( in place of 100 100 x 6.5 ), and 130 130 x 9
have been included in ihe supplimentary list;
d) Amendments issued so far to the various parts of the standard and to IS 808 : 1964 have been
incorporated; and
e) Mass, area and other sectional properties have been expressed in three significant places.
1s 808 : 1989
Indian Standard
DIMENSIONSFORHOTROLLEDSTEELBEAM,
COLUMNJZHANNELANDANGLESECTIONS
( Third Revision )
1 SCOPE
This standard covers the nominal

mass and sectional properties of hot
ing flange beam and column sections,
parallel flange channel sections and
unequal leg angle sections.
dimensions,
rolled slopsloping and
equal and
=ZZ
flange width of
channel sections;
beam,
column
or
depth of beam,
section;
column
or channel
radius at fillet or root;

radius at toe;
2 REFERENCES
thickness of web of beam, column or

channel section; thickness of leg of
angle section; and
The Indian Standard IS 1852 : 1985 Rolled and

cutting tolerances for hot rolled steel products
(fourtlr revision ) is a necessary adjunct to this
standard.
SECTION
thickness of flange of beam,

or channel section.
1 GENERAL
4.2.2
3 TERMINOLOGY
A line parallel to the

Fection ( in the case of
parallel to the axis of
case of unequal angles
case of equal angles )
centre of gravity of the
SJ3mbols for Sectional Properties
3.1 Y-Y Axis
column
sectional area,
C ( with subscripts X, Y, u or v )
axis of the web of the
beams and channels ) or
the longer flange ( in the
) or either flange ( in the
and passing through the
profile of the section.
= distance of centre of gravity,

C,
= A-e=,
B-ey,
es
distance
axis,
e,
= distance
axis,
I,
= moment of inertia about X-X axis,
ZY
3.2 X-X Axis

A line passing through the centre of gravity of
the profile of the section, and at right angles to
the Y-Y axis.
3.3 U-U and V-V Axes
Lines passing through the centre of gravity of
the profile of the section, representing the principal axes of angle sections.
extreme
of extreme
fibre from
X-X
fibre from Y-Y
moment of inertia about Y-Y axis,
ZU = moment of inertia (Max)

axis,
about
U-U
(kin)
about
V-V
= moment
axis,
= mass of the section per metre length,
4 SYMBOLS
4.1 Letter symbols used in this standard have been
indicated appropriately
in Sections 2 to 6. More
explicit definitions for certain symbols, used in
the figures and tables of Sections 2 to 6 are given
in 4.1.1 and 4.1.2.
of
z,
_$
of inertia
= y.d&ms
of sectionabout
se&an
about
4.1.1 S_Jwbols *for Dimensions

radius
A, B = the longer
and the shorter leg length

of angle section, respectively;
I
of gyration
about
IS 808 : 1989
radius of gyration
Y-Y axis,
radius
of
= U-U axis,
I
__a
rv =
2/-a
sections
about
mentioned
Sectioti
gyration
Beams
Channels
angle
junior
Standard
light weight beams (ISLB)
Indian
Standard
(ISMB)
Indian
Standard
beams (ISJB)
medium
weight
b) SC 200-for
200 mm,
wide flange beams (ISWB)
Standard
column
b) Indian
Standard
heavy weight beam (ISHB)
b) Indian
.(ISLC)
Standard
c) Indian
Standard
(ISMC)
JC
LC
MC
MCP
L
sections
channels
light
(ISSC)
medium
d) Indian
Standard,
medium
flange channels (ISMCP)
channels
weight
weight
column
section
beam
of
of
dcpLh
6.2 Equal and unequal leg angles shall be designated by the abbreviated
reference
sgmholf ( i )
followed
by the dimensions
A, B and t. For
example, 200 100 x IO represents unequal Icg angle
of dimensions
200 mm, IO0 mm and thickness
IO mm.
(ISJC)
weight
weight
c) MC 2OO--for medium
ucipht
channel
of
depth 200 mm. and
d) MCP 200-for
n medium
weight parallel
flange channel of depth 200 mm.
Channels
junior
ISJ<
ISLC
ISMC
ISMCP
ISA
a> MB 200-for
a medium
depth 200 mm,
beams
a) Indian
Standard
SC
HH
6.1 Beam, columns

and channel sections shall be
desigllated b\. the respective
abbreviated
reference
symbols followed by the depth of the section, for
example:
Cohrmns/Heal:1~ Weight Beams
a) Indian
ISSC
ISHH
JB
6 DESIGNATION
Standard
cl
5.1.3
Angles
sections
Beams
a) Indian
b) Indian
5.1.2
and
ML:
WR
Columnsllea\~~~
beam<
angle between. U-U and X-X axes of

angle section; slope of flange in the case
of beam. column or channel.
Abbreviated
Reference
L~_r1I?lh01
ISJB
ISLB
ISMB
ISWB
about
5 CLASSIFICATION
5.1.1
Classification
about
radius of gyration
= V-V axis,
5.1 Beam, column,

channel
are classified as follows:
in 5.1:
7 DIMENSIONS,
channels
MASS
AND
TOLERASCES
7.1 Nominal
dimensions
and mass of beam.
column,
channel
and cqu:ll and unequal an@c<
shall conform
to the values given in Sections 2. 3.
4, 5 and 6. respectively of the standard.
parallel
a) Indian
Standard
equal leg angles (ISA)
7.2 Dimensional
and mass
tolerances
of the
various sections shall conform to the appropriate
values stipulated in IS 1852 : 1985.
b) Indian
Standard
unequal
8 SECTIONAL
5.1.4 Angles
leg angles
(ISA)
PROPERTLES
co1 iimns.
Sectional
properties
of the beams,
channel
and equal and unequal
leg anplca are
gi\,en in Sccti0ns 2 (0 6 for information.
5.2 The following

abbreviated
reference symbols
have been used in designating
the Indian Standard
SECTION 2 BEAM SECTIONS

Table 2.1
Nominal Dimensions, Mass aad Sectional Properties of Indian Standard Medium Flange Beams
Designation
MSSS
Wm
(1)
MB 100
Sectional
Area,a
cm=
ID
Dimensions
A-I9
mm
mm
mm
T
mm
Sectional
--
Flange
Slope,
Max
a, deg
Ix
1,
mm
cm
cm
R,
R2
mm
Properties
_*_rl.
cm
cm
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
89
114
100
30
47
70
980
90
43
183
129
170
123
70
30
80
980
90
43
443
383
316
131
90
ME
125
133
MB
(6)
(12)
(13)
400
---
2,
ml
(14)
(15)
I.03
366
z,
cm
116)
316
712
110
957
123
I30
130
191
130
73
30
8.0
980
43
718
46.8
613
137
hiB 173
196
230
173
83
38
90
980
100
30
1 260
767
713
175
144
180
MB 200
242
308
200
100
37
980
110
33
2 120
137
829
211
212
274
MB 223
311
397
223
110
63
II8
980
120
60
3 440
218
2.34
306
397
MB 230
373
473
230
123
69
123
980
130
63
3 130
333
104
263
410
333
MB 300
460
386
300
140
77
131
980
140
70
8 990
486
124
286
399
693
140
81
142
980
140
70
13 600
338
143
284
779
768
to.0
93 1
MB 330
324
667
330
MB 400
613
784
400
140
89
160
980
14.0
70
20 300
622
162
282
1020
MB 430
724
922
430
130
94
174
980
130
73
30 400
834
182
301
I 330
111
132
889
111
300
180
102
172
980
170
83
43 200
1 370
202
332
1 810
MB 330
104
132
330
190
112
193
980
180
90
64 900
I 830
222
373
2 360
193
MB 600
123
136
600
210
120
203
980
200
100
91 800
2 630
242
412
3 060
232
MB
300
869
.D
.
b
Table 2.2
Nomiaal Dimensions, Mass and Sectional Properties of Indlao Standard Junior and Light Weight Beams
( Figure same as given in Table 2.1 )
Designation
MPSS
M
kg/m
(1)
(2)
Sectional
Area, a
cm
(3)
c---p
D
mm
mm
(4)
(5)
Dimeasions
T
Flange
RI
Slope, Max
mm
mm
mm
a, deg
I
S&tional
__-
Properties
zr
RI
I.
I,
r.
rr
Z.
mm
cm
cm
cm
cm
cm*
cm
(1)
(12)
(13)
(14)
(15)
(16)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
Junior Beams
JB 150
71
150
50
30
46
915
50
15
322
920
598
101
429
37
JB 175
81
103
175
50
32
48
915
50
15
479
970
683
097
548
39
JB 200
99
126
200
60
34
50
915
50
15
731
173
786
117
JB 225
128
163
225
80
37
50
915
65
15
1 310
405
897
158
901
781
116
58
101
Light Weighr Beams
40
LB 75
61
75
50
37
5.0
915
65
20
100
307
114
19.4
LB 100
80
102
100
50
40
6.4
915
70
30
168
127
406
112
336
51
LB(P) 100
86
110
100
50
43
70
915
80
30
178
132
403
1.10
357
53
7.71
121
LB 125
119
151
125
75
4.4
6.5
915
80
30
407
434
519
169
651
116
LB I50
142
181
150
80
48
68
91.5
95
30
690
552
617
175
918
138
LB 175
167
213
175
90
51
69
915
95
30
1 100
796
717
193
12s
LB(P) 175
167
213
175
80
52
77
960
95
30
1 070
573
709
164
123
143
LB 200
198
253
200
100
54
73
915
95
3.0
1 700
819
213
170
231
226
115
177
LB(P) 200
211
269
220
100
56
80
960
95
30
I 800
113
820
205
180
LB 225
235
299
225
100
58
86
980
120
60
2 500
113
915
I94
222
225
LB 250
219
355
250
125
61
82
980
130
65
3 720
193
102
233
297
309
LB. 215
330
420
215
140
64
8.8
980
140
70
5 380
287
113
2-61
392
410
LB 300
377
481
300
150
67
94
980
150
75
7 330
376
124
280
489
502
LB(P) 300
415
529
300
140
70
116
980
150
75
8 130
414
124
280
542
592
LB 325
431
549
325
165
70
98
980
160
80
9 870
511
134
305
608
619
LB 350
49.5
630
350
165
74
114
980
160
80
13 200
632
145
317
752
766
LB 400
?6 9
724
400
165
80,
125
980
160
80
19 300
716
163
315
965
868
LB 450
653
831
450
170
86
134
980
160
80
27 500
853
182
320
1 220
100
LB 500
750
955
500
180
92
41
980
170
85
38 600
I 060
201
334
1 540
118
LB 550
863
110
550
190
99
150
980
180
90
53 200
I 340
220
348
I 930
140
LB 600
995
127
650
210
105
155
980
200
100
1 820
240
379
2 430
173
72 800
NOTE - (P) Stands for provisional section.

Wide Flange Beams
WI3 150
170
217
150
100
54
70
960
WLt 175
221
281
175
125
58
74
960
80
80
40
839
622
209
112
190
40
1 510
189
733
259
173
302
WB 200
288
367
200
140
61
90
WB 200*
520
665
203
152
89
165
960
90
45
2 620
329
846
299
263
980
155
76
4 790
814
848
354
471
948
470
107
WB 225
339
432
225
150
64
99
96.0
90
45
3 920
449
322
349
598
WB 250
409
520
250
200
67
90
960
100
50
5 940
858
107
406
475
857
WB 300
481
613
300
200
74
100
960
110
55
9 820
990
127
402
655
WB 350
569
725
350
200
8.0
114
960
120
60
15 500
1 180
146
403
887
118
WB 400
667
850
400
200
86
130
960
130
6.5
23 400
1 390
166
404
1 170
139
WJ3 450
794
101
450
200
9.2
154
960
150
70
35 100
1 710
186
411
1 560
171
WB 500
952
121
500
250
99
147
960
150
75
52 300
2 990
208
496
2 080
239
952
990
WB 550
112
143
550
250
105
176
960
160
80
74 900
3 740
22.9
511
2 720
299
WB 600
134
170
600
250
112
213
96.0
17.0
85
106 000
4 700
250
524
3 540
376
WE 600
145
185
600
250
118
236
960
18.0
90
116000
5 300
250
535
3 850
424
WB 200. (RSJ SectIon) is mainly used for railway electrification.
SECTION
Table 3.1
COLUMN/HEAVY
MIWS
M
(1)
Column
BEAM SECTIONS
I-
DesigllStiOn
WEIGHT
Nominal Dimensions, Mass and Sectional Properties of Indian Standard Columns and Heavy Weigbt Beams
Dimensions
Sectional
Area, (1 c
Sectional
kg/m
cm9
mm
mm
mm
mm
(2)
(3)
(4)
(9
(6)
(7)
RI
(9)
Properties
RI
Ix
1,
rr
Is
Z,
ZI
mm
cm
cm
cm
EnI
cm
cm*
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
(14)
(15)
(16)
872
272
Sections
SC 100
200
255
100
100
60
100
980
12
60
436
136
413
231
SC 120
262
334
120
120
65
110
980
12
60
842
255
5.02
276
140
426
SC 140
333
424
140
140
70
120
980
12
60
1 470
438
589
321
211
625
SC 150*
371
474
152
152
79
119
980
117
30
1 970
700
645
384
259
919
SC 160
419
534
160
160
80
130
980
15
75
2 420
695
674
361
303
SC 180
505
644
180
180
85
140
980
15
75
3 740
1 060
762
405
415
SC 200
603
768
200
200
90
150
980
18
90
5 530
1 530
848
446
553
153
SC 220
704
898
220
220
95
160
980
18
90
7 880
2 160
935
490
716
196
SC 250
856
250
250
100
170
980
23
115
12 500
3 260
546
997
260
109
SC 150 (BFB Section)
is mainly
used for railway
107
868
117
electrification.
Heavy Weight Broms/Colunms
VI
HB 150
271
345
150
150
54
90
940
80
40
1 460
432
650
354
194
576
HB 150*
306
390
150
150
84
90
940
80
40
1 540
460
629
344
205
602
HB ISO*
346
441
150
150
118
90
940
80
40
1 640
495
609
335
218
632
HE 200
373
475
200
200
61
90
940
90
45
3 600
967
871
4S I
361
967
HB 200*
400
509
200
200
78
90
940
90
45
3 720
995
855
442
372
HB 225
431
549
225
225
65
91
940
100
50
5 300
1 350
980
496
469
958
HB 225*
468
597
225
225
86
9.1
940
100
50
5 480
1 400
484
487
HB 250
510
650
250
250
69
97
940
100
50
7 740
1 960
109
549
619
HB 250*
547
697
250
250
a8
97
940
100
50
7 980
2 010
107
531
639
HB 300
588
748
300
250
76
10.6
94.0
110
5.5
12 600
2 200
130
5.41
836
986
120
123
156
160
175
178
HB 300*
630
802
300
250
9.4
106
940
110
55
13 000
2 250
127
5.29
863
HE 350
674
85.9
350
250
83
116
940
120
60
19 200
2 450
149
534
1 090
HB 350;
724
92.2
350
250
101
116
940
120
60
19 800
2 510
147
522
1 130
199
HB 400
774
987
400
250
91
12.7
940
140
70
28 100
2 730
lb.9
526
1 400
218
196
HB 400*
82.2
105
400
250
IO.6
127
940
14.0
70
28 800
2 780
lb.6
5.16
1 440
221
HB 450
872
111
450
250
9.8
13.7
94.0
15.0
7.5
39 200
3 000
188
5.18
1 740
239
HB 450*
925
118
450
250
113
137
94.0
15.0
75
40 300
3 050
18.5
508
1 790
242
NOTE-HB
sections are also used as column
sections.
*These heavier sections in eiich size are obtained

from the same set of rolls as the lighter
sections by spreading of the rolls.
ofthese
sections
gets increased
by an amount equal to the difference
between
the thicknesses of the webs. Therefore, while
sections, mass should be mentioned.
The width
Of flanges
ordering these heavier
SECTION
Table 4.1
Deslgnnlinn
blow
M
01
Alass
4 CHANNEL
and Sectional
SECTIONS
Properties
of
ci
Sloping
Flange Cbanneh
ii
..
Properties
Sectional
.*
cm*
mm
mm
mm
cm
C,
cm
(3)
(5)
(6)
(7)
iJci3
(8)
mm
(2)
(9)
(13)
(14)
(15)
Wright
_
Zr
Z.
lS/m
(1)
Medium
Sectional
Area, (I
Dimensions,
fS,
cm
(17)
Chonnrls
129
2.94
1.19
20.9
4.81
267
3.97
148
33.5
7.71
5.05
1.91
681
13.4
498
192
696
138
48
7.5
96
8.5
2.4
l-32
12.2
100
50
50
17
96
9.0
2.4
154
192
131
16.7
125
65
5.3
82
96
9.5
24
1.95
425
611
137
175
125
66
60
81
96
95
24
192
435
644
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168
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150
75
57
9:0
96
100
24
220
788
103
608
220
105
195
MC
ISO*
177
226
150
76
65
90
96
100
24
217
813
110
6.00
220
108
202
MC
175
196
249
175
75
60
102
96
105
32
219
1 240
122
704
221
141
230
MC
175*
227
276
175
76
75
102
96
105
32
214
I 310
136
689
222
150
245
MC 200
223
285
200
75
62
114
96
110
32
2.20
1 830
141
802
222
181
264
MC
243
310
100
76
75
114
96
110
32
2.12
I 910
151
785
221
191
275
MC 225
26 1
333
225
80
65
12.4
96
120
32
231
2 710
188
902
237
241
330
MC
MC
75
7.14
MC
ID0
9.56
MC
125
MC
125.
MC
zoo*
9.10
75
40
785
225
307
390
225
82
90
124
96
120
32
222
2 960
219
871
237
263
360
MC 250
306
390
250
80
72
141
96
120
3.2
230
3 880
211
992
237
307
385
MC
250*
342
435
250
82
9.0
141
96
120
3.2
223
4 080
244
968
2.37
326
40.9
MC
250*
361
485
250
83
110
141
96
120
32
2.19
4 340
268
946
2.35
347
432
MC
300
36.3
4h.3
300
90
78
136
96
130
32
235
6 420
313
118
260
428
471
MC
300*
415
528
300
92
100
13.6
96
130
32
226
6 900
345
114
256
460
498
MC 300*
462
588
300
93
120
136
96
130
32
222
7 350
375
112
252
490
52.2
MC
350
427
544
350
100
83
135
96
140
48
244
IO 000
434
136
282
576
573
MC 400
501
63 8
400
100
88
153
96
150
48
242
15 200
508
15.4
282
760
67.0
Junior
Chanrlrlr
100
580
JC 125
790
JC
100
45
30
51
915
60
20
140
124
149
409
142
248
480
101
125
50
30
66
915
60
24
164
270
256
518
160
432
7.60
741
127
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55
36
69
915
70
24
167
472
379
610
173
629
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112
14.2
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60
36
69
915
70
30
175
720
505
711
lX8
823
JC 200
140
178
200
70
4.1
71
915
80
32
197
1 160
842
809
218
990
JC I50
116
990
119
167
Light Wei8ht Channels

LC 15
57
75
40
37
60
915
60
20
135
115
302
126
176
LC 100
7.9
100
100
50
40
64
915
60
20
162
165
248
406
157
329
73
LC 125
10.7
137
125
65
4.4
66
915
70
24
204
357
572
511
205
571
128
LC (P) 125
113
144
125
65
46
70
96
70
24
Id7
371
512
508
189
593
111
LC 150
144
184
150
75
48
78
91S
80
24
239
699
616
237
931
20.2
LC (P) 150
lS6
199
150
75
50
87
96
80
24
224
752
6.15
221
100
185
175
176
224
175
75
51
95
915
RO
32
240
1 050
126
7.16
237
131
248
28.5
LC
7L6
66 1
103
972
43
LC 200
206
263
200
75
55
108
91.5
85
3.2
236
1 730
147
81 1
236
173
LC (P) 200
215
274
200
75
57
114
96
85
32
223
1 800
138
8.09
224
180
262
LC 225
240
306
225
90
58
102
96
110
32
247
2 560
210
914
262
227
321
LC 250
280
357
250
100
61
107
96
110
32
271
3 700
299
102
289
296
410
LC 300
331
422
300
JO0
67
116
96
120
32
256
6 070
347
120
287
404
466
LC (P) 300
331
422
300
90
70
125
96
120
32
232
5 930
285
119
260
395
407
LC 350
38.9
495
350
110
74
125
96
130
48
2.42
9 330
396
137
2.83
533
522
LC 400
458
583
400
100
80
140
96
140
48
237
14 000
462
155
281
701
605
NOTE
(P) stands
for provisional
section.
Table 4.2
Designation
Mass
M
kg/m
(I)
.I
Sectional
Area, a
Cnl~
Dimensions, Mass and Sectional Properties of Parallel Flange Chaoaels
Dimensions
r
D
mm
B
mm
(2)
(3)
(4)
(9
714
910
7.5
40
MCP
75
MCP
100
MCP
I25
131
956
Sectional
-_
T
mm
R,
mti
(6)
(7)
(8)
48
75
85
r
mm
Rt
mm
(9)
45
I.
Properties
CY
mm
0,
(10)
(11)
(17.)
(13)
(14)
(15)
789
137
29J
123
2IU
138
cm
IX
cm
I
cm
L*
Cl3
122
100
50
50
77
90
45
165
194
294
398
155
389
167
125
65
53
81
YS
JO
214
321
698
43Y
2 04
51 J
MCP
I?.*
137
175
125
66
60
81
95
50
211
437
MCP
I50
16R
21.3
150
75
57
90
IO0
50
?4h
794
hlCP
150
177
226
150
76
65
90
100
50
240
MCP
175
196
249
I75
75
60
102
105
60
239
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217
27-e
175
77
7S
IO2
105
60
232
MC-P 200
221
2x 5
200
75
62
114
110
234
,MCP
2Oa+
14.3
310
:a0
76
75
114
110
65
MCP
225
261
333
225
80
65
124
120
65
hlCP
225
307
390
225
83
9.0
124
120
MCP
250
20.6
390
250
80
72
141
MCP
250*
.?I2
435
250
62
90
141
MCP
2SI!*
ix.1
485
250
84
110
MCP
3110
363
465
300
90
78
MCP
3013~
$15
528
300
92
100
hlCP
300
?h 2
588
300
94
MCP
350
427
544
350
MCP
400
50.1
638
400
5.lJo
2.05
I20
741
610
237
81s
I28
6.01
I 240
138
706
320
155
I 840
226
248
70
237
120
70
120
70
14.1
120
136
130
13.6
120
100
100
69 ,
L,
cm
(16)
523
875
lb1
IhS
101,
23 x
2.38
IO0
246
235
I42
270
690
237
I1
280
156
803
234
I84
302
I 920
166
780
231
192
31.1
2 120
209
904
Z-50
242
379
2 970
245
870
251
269
413
244
3 640
240
990
248
307
432
236
4 080
268
970
248
326
440
70
231
4 350
295
247
348
484
70
254
6 430
352
118
27b
428
545
130
70
242
6 920
390
I I4
2.72
461
57.2
136
130
70
236
7 370
424
II2
265
491
602
83
135
140
80
265
IO 100
497
136
302
577
676
8.8
153
150
80
260
15 100
572
154
299
760
773
947
SECTION
Table 5.1
5 EQUAL
LEG ANGLES
Nominal Phneasions, Mass and Ser_ticmalProperties of Indian Standard
Equal kg
Angles
..
Dcsignntion
Mass
M
Kg/m
Cm
Dimensions
mmxmm
mm
mm
Sectional
_A
Properties
~____
R*
--cx
cy
mm
cm
cm
cm
cm
cm
cm
cm
cm
cm
cm
Cd
cm*
.AxBrR1
2,
Ix
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
(14)
(15)
(16)
(17)
(18)
(19)
0.9
I.1
1.12
1.45
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3.0
4.0
059
0.63
0.59
0.63
0.4
@5
0.4
0.5
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0.8
@2
0.2
0.5X
0.58
0.58
@58
0.73
0.72
0.37
037
0.3
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0.4
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x4
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4.5
0.71
0.75
0.79
0.71
0.75
0.79
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10
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0.8
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1.6
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0.73
0.73
072
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0.91
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091
0.47
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0.4
0.6
0.7
01
0.6
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0.4
0.5
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x4
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1.73
226
277
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50
0.83
0.87
0.92
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0.87
0.92
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0.6
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0.88
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0.6
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10
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1.6
2.1
26
3.0
2.03
2.66
3.27
3.86
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3.0
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50
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50
0.95
1.00
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w95
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1.08
23
2.9
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5.6
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0.67
0.67
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0.9
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0.9
1.2
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1.8
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234
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3.78
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3.0
4.0
5.0
60
5.5
1.08
1.12
1.16
120
1.08
1.12
I.16
1.20
3.4
4.5
5.4
6.3
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6.3
5.5
7.1
8.6
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1.4
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2.6
121
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1.19
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1-54
I.53
I.51
1.50
0.77
0.77
0.77
0.77
l-2
1.6
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2.3
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1.6
1.9
2.3
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3
x4
x5
X6
2.1
2.7
3.4
4.0
2.64
3.47
428
507
45x45
30
40
50
6.0
5.5
1.20
1.25
1.29
1.33
1.20
125
1.29
133
5.0
65
7.9
92
5.0
6.5
79
92
80
10.4
12.6
146
20
26
3.2
3.8
138
1.37
136
135
138
137
1.36
135
174
I.73
I.72
1.70
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0.87
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0 87
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20
2.5
2.9
15
20
2.5
29
5050x
2.3
30
3.8
4.5
2.95
3.88
4.79
5.68
50x50
3.0
4.0
90
6.0
60
1.32
1.37
1.41
1.32
1.37
I.41
6.9
9.1
11.0
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91
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11.1
145
17.6
28
3.6
4.5
1.53
1.53
1.52
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1.52
I.94
1.93
1.92
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0.97
0.97
1.9
2.5
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1.9
2.5
I.45
1.45
129
12.9
2@6
5.3
1.51
1.51
190
0.96
3.6
3.6
4.1
527
55x55
5.0
65
I.53
14.7
1.67
2.11
1.06
37
6.26
8.18
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1.64
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1.62
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2.07
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106
106
44
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4.5
5.75
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22.0
263
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9.1
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1.57
1.65
1.72
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27.5
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1.67
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6.4
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147
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549
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146
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180
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189
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247
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251
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1.94
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193
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214
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212
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2.70
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206
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214
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100
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218
227
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242
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227
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560
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102
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239
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158
105
138
170
202
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60
80
100
85
242
251
259
266
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251
259
266
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127
148
801
104
127
148
128
166
202
235
320
420
516
6W9
277
275
2.73
271
277
275
273
271
350
347
344
341
175
175
174
174
122
160
198
233
122
16-a
198
233
92
121
149
177
117
154
190
226
85
267
276
284
292
267
2.76
284
292
111
145
177
207
Ill
145
177
178
232
282
329
445
584
718
847
3.09
307
305
303
309
307
305
303
391
388
385
382
I.95
195
194
194
152
20.0
247
292
152
200
247
29.2
120
IOOXIOO
6.0
80
100
120
207
--
Table 5.1 ( Concluded)

Designation
Mass
M
Kg/m
(1)
tD
(2)
SectioDimensions
a,
~_.--_-*-_.---~
area,a
.AxB
t
Cm2 mmxmm
mm
n%
(3)
(4)
(5)
8-O
100
120
160
(6)
T __--_
RS
mm
(7)
cm
-,_____-------A
cy
Ix
19
cm4
cm4
cm
197
240
281
357
313
381
446
560
2-18
2.16
215
214
246
304
359
465
24.6
304
359
465
331
405
476
609
331
405
476
609
526
640
757
966
136
166
196
250
404
402
399
394
404
4.02
3.99
3-94
510
507
503
497
i-59
257
256
254
349
431
510
663
349
431
510
663
408
416
431
446
408
634
416
746
431
959
446 1160
634
746
959
1 160
1010
1 190
1 520
1830
260
306
395
481
466
463
458
453
466
463
458
453
587
584
577
5%
298
297
294
293
580
688
89.7
110
58-O
688
897
110
539
556
571
590
539
556
571
590
1 830
2 370
2 880
3 470
2 910
3 760
4 570
5 500
747
968
1 180
1440
624
619
614
607
624
6-19
6-14
607
787
780
7.73
761
399 125
396 164
393 201
391 246
3-a
359
367
382
150x 150
100
120
16-O
200
120
L 200200x12
x16
x20
x25
369
485
600
739
469
618
764
941
200x200
12.0
16-O
200
250
15.0
48
48
(19)
(17)
428
425
422
415
350
359
367
382
292
34.8
456
562
(18)
(16)
48
229
273
358
441
cm3
340
337
335
330
10-o
L 150 150x10
x12
x16
x20
29
cmJ
(15)
80
100
12-o
160
130x130
2,
3.40
337
335
330
197
240
281
357
203
251
299
392
cm
(14)
300
309
317
332
L 130130x 8 159
x10 19-7
x12 235
x16 307
r,(Min)
810
989
116
150
(10)
300
309
317
332
17.1
21.1
251
32-b
cm
(13)
(9)
48
L 110 110x 8 13.4

x10 16-6
xl2
19.7
x16 257
----.-,
rdikfax)
(12)
(8)
IO.0
110x110
Sectional Properties
--___
ZFJ(
Max) Zv(Min)
ry
rr
cm
cm
cm
cm4
1 830
2 370
2 880
3 470
(11)
125
164
201
246
Table 5.2
Supplementary List of Indian Standard Equal Leg Angles -
Nominal Dimensions, Mass and Sectionai Properties
-Designation
Mass
M
Kg/m
(1)
7
cm2
I,,( Ma.u)
cm
cm
Cm
tm
cm
2,
ems
cm*
(19)
(12)
(13)
(14)
(15)
(16)
(17)
(18)
915
656
50x53
70
73
Shzuld
153
I.41
14.6
Il.6
231
610
149
149
188
096
416
416
60 x 60
40
80
rcnson-
70 70x
738
940
107
137
219
279
be
80
70x70
100x 100
152
16.3
16,3
257
687
148
148
186
096
468
468
I ,60
158
158
250
658
183
183
230
118
358
358
2.12
212
267
136
197
175
175
1.93
356
356
291
70
9-o
ably
197
197
70
120
Squnrc
269
269
128
128
203
306
306
386
302
302.
249
249
393
104
298
298
374
323
323
255
255
405
105
369
369
465
237
29-l
129
367
367
463
236
36.Q
360
3.65
460
235
427
421
362
456
233
524
524
509
2.58
39?0
390
150
120x 120
152
1.60
80
423
423
671
175
531
147
187
x 10
182
232
10.0
331
x12
216
27.5
12.0
340
340
368
368
584
151
3.65
x 15
266
339
150
351
351
445
445
705
185
362
130
48
355
150
160
48
425
425
437
437
498
493
1 590
1 590
2 520
653
552
552
5.96
354
122
122
510
1 870
1 870
2 960
768
549
5.49
692
352
145
145
518 2040
2040
3240
843
547
547
6.89
351
159
159
584
3 330
5 2S0
1 380
606
6.06
764
390
235
235
430
150x 150
401
510
40.9
521
x18
48?6
61.9
180
510
x20
537
68.3
200
518
711
906
5.84
180 180x15
L 200200x24
180
180x 180
200 ( 203
497
3.55
338
x18
313
48
130x130
150 150x15
313
841
130
227
331
8,41
90
179
L 130 130x
2;
cm4
(11)
741
Iy
cm*
(10)
4771
IX
cm
(9)
582
120 120x
CY
c Ill
(8)
370
cx
c iri
(7)
Y 15
R1
mm
(6)
RI
11-lm
Properdes
L_-__-_-____---_
I,( ,Mirr)
ry f( MUX) r,(Min)
rx
(5)
6060x
100100x
mm
Sectional
~---_.-._--__--_--~-
(4)
L
L
mmxmm
Dimensions
(3)
5050x
r------h-__-,
AxB
(2)
Sectio.
nal
Area, a
150
240
180
IS0
1.5
4S
363
403
403
365
582
151
895
898
1 430
370
457
457
576
293
835
8375
1 050
1 050
1 670
335
454
454
571
292
98.7
987
3 330
00
z
..
w
SECTION
D~~,glltiO~
hss*s ylM
Area,0
,q!,m
(1)
(2)
30x20
(7)
(8)
0.98 @49 0.43

1.02 0'53 0'42
1'06 0.57 0'4,
(9
(IO)
(131
(14)
(I51 (161 (1,) (18) (19)
(10)
1'2
I'5
19
0.4
14
18
CT92 0.54 0'99 w4, o-6

0.92 0 54 0.98 0.4, 8-o
091 il.53 O-Y, cv4, I'0
03
0'5
lY6
w*
w,
0.3
(II)
(12)
PO
O.9
3.3
o-5
I.25 0'68 I.33 O.52 1.1
0'5
I',
1.4
.vJ
5'1
o',
O.8
1.12 052
1.4
125 061
1.24 o-6, 1-3, o-52 I8
@6
O-7
x6
28
1.6
5.9
1-o
1.23 0'66 1.29 0'52 *I
o-9
1'42 O.69 lY44

1'4, 073 0.43
1.51 0.7, o-4,
4.4
1.5
0.9
5.7
69
20
2.4
53
.v5
7'9
I.1
1'4
t 42 0'84 1'53 0'63 1-4

1.41 084 1.51 0.63 1'9
07
0'9
80
2.8
92
1'7
I-40 0'83 I.50 0 63 2.3

1'39 0'82 1'49 o-63 2.7
I.1
1.55 0.81 0.42
5.9
Cb,
7045x 5
x6
7s5Ox5
x6
x8
XI0
8050X 5
x6
X8
XI0
9060x6
X8
x10
x12
10065x 6
x8
x10
10075x 6
X8
XI0
x12
14,
mnl
4.6
5-4
x.3
x10
(6)
3'8
X6
x8
(5)
1'39 065 0.3,

1.43 069 03,
6545X5
(4)
I.35 0'62 0'38
x6
X8
mm
(3
4'0
5'0
6040x5
mm
1.9 246
2.4 3.02
X6
cm* mmxmm
Y4
x5
5030x 3
x4
x5
Dimenrionr
1'30 CPJ, 0.38
x4
x5
x6
AX8
3'0 5.0
4530x3
--n
StandardZheqoal Leg A@s
1.5 1'88 40x25
4025x 3
LEG ANGLES
1.4 1'84
1.8 2.25
x4
x5
L
UNEQUAL
3'0 45
*II
5-O
3cl2ox
Nominal Dimensions. Mass and Seetionnl Properlies of Indian
Table 6.1
12575x 6
X8
XI0
I.1
3'56
60
21
0.4
04
1.7 2.18 45x30
3-o 5'0
2.2 286
3.52
28
33 4.16
4-o
50
e0
1'8 2'34 5OX3O

P4
30,
3'0 3.78
3'0 5'5
4'0
1'63 Of% 0.36

1.68 O.70 0.36
1.6
6'5
1'0
7.7
2.1
50
8.5
103
6.0
9'3
1.72 @74 035
1.76 0.78 0'35 1@9
2'5
3'5 4.4,
2.9
11'9
1.7,
1'5
I.8
1.59 0 81 16,
1.58 0.82 1.66
1'5, 0'8, 1.65
1.56 O.80 I.64
3.7 476 mx4O

4.4 5.65
5.8 73,
5.0 6'0
6.0
TO
8.8
19-5
6.0
8.0
1.95 0.96 0.44 16-9

1.99 I+fl 0.43 19.9
2'0, ,%x3 0.42 25.4
3.4
4.0
52
1.89 1.12 2TN 0.85 4.2

1.88 ,,I, 2.0, Oc35 50
I.1161'10 1'98 O-84 c5
4'1 5.26 65X45
5.0 &O
4.9 6.25
6.4 8.17
6.0
8.0
48
5.7
74
2,05 I.28 2.22 0.96 5.0

204 1.2, 2'21 cv95 F9
202 1.25 218 0.95 7,
2.5
3'0
43 5'52 70x45
52 6.56
5'0 6'5
6'0
2
1
53
6'0
7.8
2'22 126 2-36 0'96 5.7

2'21 1'25 2'35 0'96 6'8
219 124 232 095 8'9
6'7 11'58
83 105
47 6'02 75x50
5'6 7-16
7'4 938
90 II'5
83
IO.0
5'0 6-5
6'0
8'0
10'0
x
z
B
36'3
46'3
55.4
9'5
216 1.22 229
o-95 10'9
2-5
3'0
3'9
48
2.39 1'16 044
34'1 12'2
39'4
6'9
1-0, 6,
3'2
1'44 1'20 044
40'3 14'1
464
1'07 8 0
1-M 10-4
3.8
49
1'06 12'7
6-O
*'IIIO.1 mx75
105 134
13'0 16-5
15'4 19'6
9'2 11'7 125x75
12'1 15.4
14'9 19'0
3.9
2'5t 1'28 0'42 51'8 18'3

260 I.36 O'42 62'2 21'8
594
,I'1 12'9
45'7
2'55 1'40 2'70 1'0, 7.7
32
53'9 8'5
693 ll.0
83'3 1,'5
2.54 1'39 269 1'07 9'0

2'52 1'3, 2'66 1'06 11-7
2'49 1'36 263 1'06 14'4
38
4'9
6'0
81'5 14-3
105
18'6
121
22'8
148
26.8
2'86 1'7, m7
2'84 1'69 )'a4
2'81 1'67 3'01
2'79 I'65 2'98
72
8'8
2.64 1'16 0'39 480 14'4

*,, 1'24 0')s 61'9 IL?5
12'2 IS.5
38'7
2'38 1'42 2'56

237 1'4, 2'55
2'85 1'40 2'52
2'33 I.38 2'49
6'0
7'5 9-55100x65
9'9 12-6
2.3
3'0
M'9
5'9 7'46
7'7 9'78
9-4 12'0
I,'0 14'0
13'0 16'6
i-3
20
22, I'04 0.41 27'2 8'8

2.32 1'09 0.41 32.0 ,o',
2'40 1'16 0'40 41.0 13.1
2'48 1'24 039 49'3 15%
260 1'12 039
8'9 11'4
0.9
,'I
299
,@4
5'0 7'0
6'8 8'65 90x60
0.63 2-8
o-6, 3.4
1.l
2.07 1fl8 @47 22.1 8.6

2,, 1.12 0.4, 26.0 10.1
219 1m O.46 13.2 12'8
49 6'*, 80X50
8.0
103
223
290
o-65 1.7
0.6, 23
40'6 12.5
2.8, 1'32 0'38 74'7 22'1
8.2
10-6
7'2
6'0 7'5
8'0
10'0
,?A
2'87 ,',9 0'44 70'6 25'2
8'0
3.19 1'47 0'42 96'7 32.4

41'9
3.28 1'55 0.42 126
III
18'6
3'18 1'84 3'40 1'39 14'2
6.4
144
242
5.3, 1'63 0'41 I53

5.0, 178 0.55 101
50,
487
174
29'7
256
3'16 1'83 3'38 1',9 18.7

3'14 1'81 3'35 1.38 23'1
3'15 2'19 3'50 1'59 14'4
104
8.5
3'10 1'87 O.55 132

3'19 1'95 0'55 160
3'27 2'0, 0'54 188
63')
76.9
89'5
W6
41'2
48'6
3.14 2'18 348 1'59 19'1

3'12 216 3'45 1'58 216
3'10 2.14 3'42 138 27'9
13~0
16.3
4'05 I'59 0'3, 188

4.15 1'68 0% 246
51'6
239
30'5
67.2
424 I.76 0'36 300
81'6
273
333
40.0
49.1
4'01 2'10 4'23 1'62 22'1

42, I-6, 29 4
4'M) 209
3'9, 2'0, 4'18 1'61 36'5
11-5
14'2
60
8'0
~96 1'48 044 91'5 32'4

3P1
j'c.41'55 0.43 111
45'2
3'12 1'6, 0'42 129
10'0
6'0 8'5
8'0
10'0
12'0
6-O 9'0
8'0
10'0
124
161
196
228
128 11'5
1'28 ,YI
1'2, 186
1'27 22'0
5.5
103
8'5
11'2
8'7
Table 6.2
DFSlg~~th
Supplementary List of Indian Standard Unequal Leg Angles -
Mary
M
kg/m
W
L
(2)
4020x
*:,as'..rAxB---- t
cm,' mmxmm
(4)
mm
RI
mm
(5)
(6)
4'0
(9)
(IO)
(14) (15) (16)
cm
cm
(17) (18)
cm
crns
(19) (20)
0'44 0'257
2'80
w47
2.96
0'31 1'27 0'52
I'31
0'42
1'09 0'30
1'47 0'48 0'252
3'59
0.60
3.80
0'39 1'26 0'51
1'30
042
1'42 0'39
x5
2.17
2'77
5'0
1'51 0'52 0'245
4'32
0'71
4'55
0'48 I'25 0'51
I.28
0'42
1'73 0'48
3'37
4'29 60x30
5'0
1'69 1'90 0'78
1'96
0'63
4'04 I'12
4'78 1'32
508
6'0
6'55 60x40
7'0
6'0
65 50x 5
4'35
5'54 65"50
5'0
6'0
x6
5'16
6'5a
6'0
x7
596
7'60
7'0
X8
c75
8'60
8'0
4'54
5'79 70r50
5'0
5'40
6'88
7050x
6'0
5'14
X6
142
2'15 068
6-O
0'256
15'6
2'60
2.20 0.72 0'252
IX'2
3'02
19'2
1'99 1'59 0'77
I'95
063
2.04 I'05 0'427
22.9
8'07
26'3
4'75 1.87 I'll
2'00
o-85
5'79 2'74
1'99 I'25 0'577
21'2
II'9
2s.a
6'32 2'05 1'47
2'28
1'07
5'11 2'19
2'04 1'29 0.575
27'2
(4'0
33'8
7'43 2'03 1'46
2'27
I.06
6'10 3'77
2'08 1'33 0'572
31'1
15'9
38'5
8'51 2-O! I'45
2'25
I.06
7'03 434
2'11 1'37 0'569
48
17'7
43'0
957 2 JI
2'23
1'05
7'93 485
33'9
6'76 2'22 145
242
I'08
5'90 3.21
7'91 2'21 1'41
2'41
1'07
704 3'01
9'10 2'20 1'43
812 4'28
16'5
2'20 I.21 0'499
285
122
60
2.24 I'25 0.497
33'5
14'3
39'9
I'44
x7
6%
7'95
7'0
2.28 1'29 0.495
383
16.2
45'5
2'39
1'07
X8
7'06
9'00
8'0
2'32 133 0'491
42'9
18'1
50.8
lo'2
2'18 142
2'38
I.07
9'11 4'93
8'31 7cu50
7'0
7.0
2.48 1'25 0'433
46'4
16.5
53'3
9'57 2-3; I.41
2'53
1.07
9'24 4'39
7'0
7'3s 2'06
7350x
6.53
8040x
4'56
5'80 80x40
50
2.81 0'84 0'360
38'2
6'49
40'5
4'19 2.56 I.05
2'64
wa5
x6
5'41
6.89
60
2'85 0'88 0'258
44'9
7'59
47'6
4'92 2'55 I'05
2'63
0'85
x7
625
7.96
7'0
2'90 0'92 0'256
51'4
8'63
54.4
5'64 2'54 I'04
2'61
0'84
IO.1
x8
7'07
9.01
8'0
294
0'96 0'253
57'6
9'61
60'9
@33
I'03
260
0'84
11'4
3'15
637
8'11 aou60
6'0
2-47 I'48 0'547
51'4
24'8
62'8
13'4 2.52 1'75
2'78
1'29
9'29
5'49
X7
7'36
9'38
7'0
2'51 I'52 0'546
59'0
28.4
72'0
15'4 2'51 1'74
277
1'28
lo'7
6'34
X8
8.34 lo6
8'0
2'55 I'56 0'514
66'3
31'8
80.3
17'3 2'50 1'73
2'76
1.28
12-2
7'16
707
6'0
2'79 1'56 0'510
73'4
32'1
87'9
17.8 2'85 1'89
3'12
I.41
II8
6'53
2.83 1'60 0'539
81'3
37'0 101
20'4 2'81 I'88
3'11
1'40
13.7
7.55
41'5 113
23'0 2'83 1'87
3'10
1'39
15'5
8.54
49-9
27.9 2'81 I.85
3 07
I'38
19'0 10'4
8060~6
9065x
x7
x8
10050x
9'01 90x65
8.19 lo'4
9'29 11'8
XI0
6
x7
II.4
6'85
14'6
8'73 100x50
7'93 lo'1
x8
8.99 II'4
XI0
111
14'1
8'0
8'0
7'0
80
2'88 1'64 0'507
IO0
296
1'72 0'503
137
9-85 321 1'32
3'33
I'06
13'8
3'88
3.54 I'08 0'259
103
17'4 109
II', 3'20 1'31
3'29
1'06
16'0
444
8'0
359 I.12 0'257
II6
19'5 123
12.7 3'18 1'31
3'28
1'05
ICI
5'03
100
367 1'20 0'253
I41
23'4 149
15'4 3.16 1.29
3'25
I'05
222
6'17
7'53
3.49 I.04 0.260
9'0
89'7
15'3
95'1
923
1'51 0'415
II3
37'6 I28
22'0 3'17 1'83
3'39
1'40
16'6
II
3'83 1.87 0'437
226
80'8 260
46$
4'10
1.73
27'6 13'2
IO.0
3.92 I'95 0'435
276
22'7
12'0
400 2'03 0'432
323
10065x
12080x
12'2
15'5 120x80
Xl0
IS.0
191
x12
17.8
8'17 II'2 100x65
7'0
8'0
17'8
22.7 125x75
12'0
13565x
II'8
Is1 135x65
%3
XI0
14.6
18'6
IWO
4.65 I'45 0'258
xl2
17'3
221
I?0
4'74 1'53 0'255
15'4
19'6 ISOx7j
YJ
Xl5
21'8
31'5
15'0
15090x10
18.2
233 153x93
10'0
xl2
21'6
27'5
120
II
i
J
12575x12
II
4'8
431
1'84 0'353
4'55 I.37 02jl
98'1 317
114
371
3'82 2'28
56.8 3'80 226
407
1'72
34'1 16'2
666
4-04
1'71
40.4 19.1
3'77 P24
58.8 3'95 2'05
4'15
1'61
43'2 16'9
41'3 272
28'9 4'17 1'72
4'30
1'38
311 8'72
320
542
339
35'2 4'15 1'71
4-27
I'37
38'4 10'7
375
63'0 397
41'2 4'12 169
424
1'57
454 12'7
733 484
500 4'83 TOO
4'98
1'60
46'9 13'2
75'3 21'0
354
263
95'5 391
II
4'8
5'27 1'57 0'251
455
5'53 1'81 0'254
713
120
754
78.8 475 1.94
488
1'58
12
4'8
5'03 2'01 0'363
533
146
591
88'3 4'80 2'51
5'05
1'95
53'3 21'0
5'08 2'12 0'358
627
I71
694
104
4'77 2'49
5'02
1'94
63'3 24'8
761
205
841
126
77'7 30'4
xl5
26'6
33'9
IS'0
4'74 2'46
4'98
1'93
L 2oolooxl5
3I.7
43.0 250x103
IS.0
IS
4'8
7'16 2.22 025)
I760
2V
1860
194
6'40 2'64
6'58
2'13 137
L 200,50x,5
39.6
505 203~153
15.0
I5
4'8
6'21 3'73 0'550
202D
979
2480
527
633
440
7'00
3'23 147
47.1
60'0
18'0
6.33 3'85 0'548
23S3
I I53
2931
6'29 4'37
6'95
3'21 I74
xl8
2-81
10
15075x
94'5
II5
253
8'73 2'44
7'0
6.0
cm
(13)
3'0
3'99
cm
cm
(12)
40
. L
cm
cm
1'7340x20
6040x
(8)
2'26
(7)
1'36
6030x
mm
1'77
-z
x4
x6
t;
Dinencionr
sectio-
(3)
Nominal Dimensions, Mass and Sectional Properties
5'21 2'23 0'354
620
384
86'9
103
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TO
IS 808 : 1989 DIMENSIONS FOR HOT ROLLED STEEL BEAM,

COLUMN, CHANNEL AND ANGLE SECTIONS
( Third Revision )
( Page 4, Table 2.2, cot 4 ) ( Page 8,
Table
5.1,
2OOfor 220 against beam designated
Substitute
co1 1 to 19 ) -
Insert
the
following
columnwise
as LB ( P ~200'.
above
55 55 x 5
and $5 65 x 5 respectively:
(3)
(4)
(5)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
(14)
(15)
(16)
55x4
3.3
4.26
55x55
4.0
6.5
1.49
l-49
1230
12.30
19.59
4.73
1.68
1.68
2.12
1.06 3.00
3.00
~65 65x4
4.0
5.04
65x65
4-O
6-5 $ 1.74
1.74
21.70
21.70
34.50
8.00
2*00
2.00
2.52
1.26 4.50
4.50
(2)
(1)
~55
( Page 8, Table 5.1 ) -
Table 5.2, at appropriate
(6) (7)
Shift
position:
angles
of following
designations
(17)
with respective
(18)
(19)
values to
i) L 55 55 x 10
ii) L 60 60 x 10
iii) L 65 65 x 10
( Page 10, Table 5.2 ) at thi appropriate position.
Shift angles of designation
L 60 60 x
with values to Table 5.1,
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DIMENSIONS FOR HOT ROLLED STEEL BEAM,

NEW DELHI 110002

Structural Sections Sectional Committee, SMDC 6

This standard covers the nominal

radius at fillet or root;

thickness of web of beam, column or

The Indian Standard IS 1852 : 1985 Rolled and

thickness of flange of beam,

A line parallel to the

SJ3mbols for Sectional Properties

3.1 Y-Y Axis

= distance of centre of gravity,

= moment of inertia about X-X axis,

3.2 X-X Axis

fibre from Y-Y

moment of inertia about Y-Y axis,

ZU = moment of inertia (Max)

= mass of the section per metre length,

4.1.1 S_Jwbols *for Dimensions

and the shorter leg length

light weight beams (ISLB)

wide flange beams (ISWB)

heavy weight beam (ISHB)

6.1 Beam, columns

Cohrmns/Heal:1~ Weight Beams

angle between. U-U and X-X axes of

5.1 Beam, column,

equal leg angles (ISA)

5.2 The following

SECTION 2 BEAM SECTIONS

( Figure same as given in Table 2.1 )

Light Weighr Beams

NOTE - (P) Stands for provisional section.

WB 200. (RSJ SectIon) is mainly used for railway electrification.

SC 150 (BFB Section)

used for railway

Heavy Weight Broms/Colunms

sections are also used as column

*These heavier sections in eiich size are obtained

ordering these heavier

Light Wei8ht Channels

Dimensions, Mass and Sectional Properties of Parallel Flange Chaoaels

Nominal Phneasions, Mass and Ser_ticmalProperties of Indian Standard

Table 5.1 ( Concluded)

L 110 110x 8 13.4

Supplementary List of Indian Standard Equal Leg Angles -

Nominal Dimensions, Mass and Sectionai Properties

0.98 @49 0.43

(I51 (161 (1,) (18) (19)

CT92 0.54 0'99 w4, o-6

I.25 0'68 I.33 O.52 1.1

1.23 0'66 1.29 0'52 *I

1'42 O.69 lY44

t 42 0'84 1'53 0'63 1-4

I-40 0'83 I.50 0 63 2.3

1.55 0.81 0.42