Light section I-beam
Light section I-beam One type of I-beam is the H-beam, which is produced in both light and heavy versions. In general, an H-beam is a type of section whose flanges are wider than those of other I-beams. For this reason, it offers greater resistance to compression and bending and is most commonly used in the construction of columns, bridges, and beams. The light H-beam is also known as IPBA or HEA. Its height is smaller than its width. In addition, the thickness of its web and flanges is lower than that of the heavy type. The web thickness of this H-beam ranges from 55 to 17 mm17 mm, and the flange thickness is approximately 88 to 31 mm31 mm. It is also priced lower than the heavy type. تیر آهن معمولا در سایز 6 تا 14 متر تولید می شود و در بازار موجود است. از نظر استاندارد هم در ایران معروفترین آن برای تولید پروفیل های ساختمانی، استاندارد اروپایی است.Heavy I-beam
Heavy I-beam The most widely used type of beam in the construction industry is the wide-wing beam, which has a shape similar to an H. For this reason, it is also known as a "hash" beam. This type of profile is produced in light and heavy versions, which have different uses. H beams, with a wider wing design, are stronger and heavier than conventional models. This type of beam is usually used in the construction of columns, bridge beams, buildings and engineering structures. The height of heavy beams is equal to their width. The web thickness of this type ranges from 6 to 19 mm and the flange thickness is 10 to 36 mm, which is thicker than the light type. As a result, it has greater resistance and is also more expensive.