Geometrical Properties of Structural SectionsPosted by Win Aung Cho on 27-Sept-2009 Contents
Section PropertiesTorsional Properties of Structural SectionsPolar Moments of Inertia is a torsional property of structural section. Circular cross section:Jxx = Iyy + Izz Solid rectangular cross section(width=b, depth=d ( b < d ) ):Jxx = Q d b3 Open sections made up of thin plates(length=b, thickness=t):Jxx = Si [ bi ti3 / 3 ] Closed single-box sections made up of thin plates(length=b, thickness=t):Jxx = 4 A2 / Si [ bi / ti ] Bending Properties of Structural SectionsThe bending moments of inertia, Iyy and Izz, are the principle bending moments of inertia for the cross section. Cross Sectional PropertiesCircular Tube(outer radius= Ro, inner radius = Ri):
Square Tube(outer dimension = b x b, wall thickness = t):
Rectangular Tube(outer dimension = a x b, wall thickness = t):
I sections(depth = d, width = b, flange thickness = t, web thickness = w):
Note: Most of the Standard rolled sections have filleted corners. Manufacturer specifcations or standard steel section manul for such section should therefore be used whenever available. Cross Sectional Properties Of Some Dressed Wood Sections
A Asy Asz Jxx Iyy Izz
in^2 in^2 in^2 in^4 in^4 in^4
2x3 3.750 2.500 2.500 1.776 1.953 0.708
2x4 5.250 3.500 3.500 2.875 6.359 0.984
2x5 6.750 4.500 4.500 3.984 11.390 1.266
2x6 8.250 5.500 5.500 5.099 20.800 1.547
2x8 10.850 7.233 7.233 7.057 47.630 2.039
2x10 13.880 9.253 9.253 9.299 98.930 2.602
2x12 16.880 11.253 11.253 11.544 178.000 3.164
2x14 19.880 13.253 13.253 13.790 290.800 3.727
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