UB/UC英標(biāo)H型鋼（EN10034）與IPE工字鋼區(qū)別

UB/UC英標(biāo)H型鋼（EN10034）與IPE工字鋼區(qū)別

結(jié)構(gòu)鋼在商業(yè)建筑中得到了廣泛的應(yīng)用。從那時起，鋼就被用于重大的建筑工程。鋼材的供應(yīng)使它更容易使用。首先，它與混凝土結(jié)合得很好，而且它有許多特性，在建筑項目方面甚至比混凝土更好。鋼仍然是建筑材料中較受歡迎的選擇之一，因為它安裝所需的時間更少，而且它使重量輕、強(qiáng)度高和易于制造的完美結(jié)合。它已成為商業(yè)建筑項目的主要組成部分。說到鋼，H型鋼和工字鋼是建筑中最常用的兩種結(jié)構(gòu)構(gòu)件，用來支撐建筑物和墻壁。讓我們來看看這兩個結(jié)構(gòu)構(gòu)件。

英標(biāo)H型鋼規(guī)格：

什么是H型鋼？

H型鋼，顧名思義，是一種截面為大寫字母H的軋鋼龍骨，是住宅和商業(yè)建筑工程中很常用、應(yīng)用較廣泛的結(jié)構(gòu)鋼構(gòu)件之一。由于其優(yōu)越的機(jī)械性能和更好的強(qiáng)度重量比，它們使夾層、橋梁和平臺的首選材料。此外，他們有廣泛的法蘭，這是常用的住宅建設(shè)項目

What is a H-Beam?

H-Beam, as the name suggests, is rolled steel joist (RSJ) with the cross section in the b of the capital letter H. It is the one of the most common and widely used structural steel member used in both residential and commercial building projects. Because of its superior mechanical properties and better strength to weight ratio, they make for the preferred choice of material for mezzanines, bridges, and platbs. Plus they have wide flanges which are commonly used in residential building projects.

英標(biāo)H型鋼尺寸：

什么是工字鋼？

工字鋼，顧名思義，是一種工字形結(jié)構(gòu)構(gòu)件，其截面形式為大寫字母“I”。與H型鋼不同，它們有細(xì)長的翼緣，翼緣通常較窄，端部為錐形，以提高強(qiáng)度。這使得它們能夠在直接壓力下承受載荷。由于其高抗拉強(qiáng)度，被用于鋼結(jié)構(gòu)建筑、橋梁等民用工程中。

What is  a I-Beam?
I-Beam, as the name suggests, is an I-shaped structural member with the cross section in the b of the capital letter ‘I’. Unlike H-beams, they have slender flanges which are typically narrower with tapered ends for increased strength. This makes them good at bearing load under direct pressure. Because of their high tensile strength, they are used in steel framed buildings and bridges and other civil projects.

IPE工字鋼：

H型鋼與工字鋼的區(qū)別

工字鋼基礎(chǔ)

H型鋼，顧名思義，是一種軋制鋼制成的H型結(jié)構(gòu)構(gòu)件，被稱為寬翼緣梁。它是美國常用的結(jié)構(gòu)構(gòu)件之一。它的橫截面看起來像一個“H”，非常堅固，在鋼梁的橫截面上有更大的表面積。另一方面，工字鋼也被稱為H型鋼，但從橫截面來看，它看起來像一個“I”。它基本上是一個軋制鋼梁或一個橫截面為大寫字母I的托梁。

In terms of design, H-beams have longer, wider, and heavier flanges than I-beams but both the terms H-beam and I-beam can be used interchangeably most of the times and commonly referred to as rolled steel joists (RSJ). The horizontal element at the top and bottom of a beam is called a flange, which is typically narrower in I-beams but are almost equally wide as such. The height of a beam is the web, which is thicker in H-beams which makes them relatively stronger than I-beams. I-beams, on the other hand, have slender webs and tapered flanges.