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AISC 13th EDITION MEMBER DIMENSIONS AND PROPERTIES VIEWER

W, S, M, HP Shapes C, MC Shapes WT, ST, MT Shapes Single Angles Double Angles Rectangular

Y Y Y Y Y Y
k1=1.0625
k tf=0.855 tf=0.436 b=6
bf=5.75 t=0.5
y(bar)=1.07 x(bar)=0.655
x(bar)=0.634 tf=0.36 d=3.5 t=0.375 X
d=14.3 T X d=10 X X d=6 h=16
d=5.09 X y(bar)=1.15
tw=0.51 tw=0.24 tw=0.24 b=2.5 y(bar)=1.67
(0, 3/8, or 3/4
bf=10.1 bf=2.6 gap) b=16

W14X82 C10X15.3 WT5X11 L3-1/2X2-1/2X3/8[2] 2L6X6X1/2 HSS16X16X5

A= 24 in.^2 A= 4.48 in.^2 A= 3.24 in.^2 A= 2.11 in.^2 A= 11.5 in.^2 A= 35
d= 14.3 in. d= 10 in. d= 5.090 in. d= 3.5 in. d= 6 in. h= 16
tw = 0.51 in. tw = 0.24 in. tw = 0.240 in. b= 2.5 in. b= 6 in. b= 16
bf = 10.1 in. bf = 2.6 in. bf = 5.750 in. t= 0.375 in. t= 0.5 in. t(des) = 0.581[3]
tf = 0.855 in. tf = 0.436 in. tf = 0.360 in. k= 0.7500 in. wt./ft. = 39.3 plf. wt./ft. = 127.00
k(des) = 1.45 in. k= 1 in. k(des) = 0.6600 in. wt./ft. = 7.20 plf. Ix = 39.7 in.^4 Ix = 1370
k(det) = 1.6875 in. T= 8 in. k(det) = 0.9375 in. eo = 0.30 in. Sx = 9.18 in.^3 Sx = 171
k1 = 1.0625 in. gage = 1.5 in. gage = 2.75 in. Ix = 2.56 in.^4 rx = 1.86 in. rx = 6.25
T= 10.875[4] in. rts = 0.869 in. wt./ft. 11.00 plf. Sx = 1.09 in.^3 y(bar) = 1.67 in. Zx = 200
gage = 5.5[5] in. ho = 9.56 in. bf/(2*tf) 7.990 rx = 1.100 in. Zx = 16.4 in.^3 Iy = 1370
wt./ft. = 82 plf. wt./ft. = 15.3 plf. d/tw 21.200 y(bar) = 1.150 in. yp = 0 in. Sy = 171
bf/(2*tf) 5.92 eo = 0.796 in. Ix = 6.88 in.^4 Zx = 1.960 in.^3 ry(0) = 2.5[6] in. ry = 6.25
h/tw = 22.4[7] Ix = 67.3 in.^4 Sx = 1.72 in.^3 yp = 0.668 in. ry(3/8) = 2.63[8] in. Zy = 200
Ix = 881 in.^4 Sx = 13.5 in.^3 rx = 1.46 in. Iy = 1.09 in.^4 ry(3/4) = 2.76[9] in. h(flat) = 13.1875
Sx = 123 in.^3 rx = 3.87 in. y(bar) = 1.070 in. Sy = 0.59 in.^3 Qs(0) = 3.42 b(flat) = 13.1875
rx = 6.05 in. Zx = 15.9 in.^3 Zx = 3.02 in.^3 ry = 0.716 in. Qs = 3.52 J= 2170
Zx = 139 in.^3 Iy = 2.27 in.^4 yp = 0.282 in. x(bar) = 0.655 in. ro(bar)(0) = 3.62 in. C= 276
Iy = 148 in.^4 Sy = 1.15 in.^3 Iy = 5.71 in.^4 Zy = 1.070 in.^3 H(0) = 0.827 A(surf) = 5.17
Sy = 29.3 in.^3 ry = 0.711 in. Sy = 1.99 in.^3 xp = 0.303 in. ro(bar)(3/8) = 0.836 in.
ry = 2.48 in. x(bar) = 0.634 in. ry = 1.33 in. Iz = 0.61 in.^4 H(3/8) = 0.846 Round HSS &
Zy = 44.8 in.^3 Zy = 2.34 in.^3 Zy = 3.05 in.^3 Sz = 0.33 in.^3 ro(3/4) = 1 in. Y
rts = 2.85 in. xp = 0.224 in. Qs(50) = 0.837 rz = 0.535 in. H(3/4) = 1
ho = 13.5 in. J= 0.209 in.^4 J= 0.12 in.^4 TAN(a) = 0.495
J= 5.07 in.^4 Cw = 45.5 in.^6 Cw = 0.107 in.^6 Qs(36) = 1.000
Cw = 6710 in.^6 a= 23.74[10] in. a= 1.53[11] in. J= 0.103 in.^4 Plates O.D.=8.625
a= 58.54[12] in. ro(bar) = 4.19 in. ro(bar) = 2.16 in. Cw = 0.0714 in.^6 Y
Wno = 33.9 in.^2 H= 0.884 H= 0.830 a= 1.34[13] in. t=0.375
Sw = 73.3 in.^4 ro(bar) = 1.69 in. X
Qf = 27.6 in.^3 H= 0.000 b=12 Pipe8STD
Qw = 68.2 in.^3 A= 7.85
t= 0.375 in. O.D. = 8.625
b= 12 in. I.D. = 7.981
wt./ft. = 15.31 plf. t(nom) = 0.322
A= 4.500[14] in.^2 t(des) = 0.3
Ix = 0.053[15] in.^4 wt./ft. = 28.60
Sx = 0.281[16] in.^3 Ix = Iy = 68.1
rx = 0.108[17] in. Sx = Sy = 15.8
Iy = 54.000[18] in.^4 rx = ry = 2.95
Sy = 9.000[19] in.^3 Zx = Zy = 20.8
ry = 3.464[20] in. J= 136
J= 54.053[21] in.^4 C= ---

NOMENCLATURE FOR AISC VERSION 13.0 MEMBER PROPERTIES AND DIMENSIONS:

A =Cross-sectional area of member (in.^2)

d =Depth of member, parallel to Y-axis (in.)
h =Depth of member, parallel to Y-axis (in.)
tw =Thickness of web of member (in.)
bf =Width of flange of member, parallel to X-axis (in.)
b =Width of member, parallel to X-axis (in.)
tf =Thickness of flange of member (in.)
k =Distance from outer face of flange to web toe of fillet (in.)
k1 =Distance from web centerline to flange toe of fillet (in.)
T =Distance between fillets for wide-flange or channel shape = d(nom)-2*k(det) (in.)
gage =Standard gage (bolt spacing) for member (in.) (Note: gages for angles are available by viewing comment box at cell K18.)
Ix =Moment of inertia of member taken about X-axis (in.^4)
Sx =Elastic section modulus of member taken about X-axis (in.^3)
rx =Radius of gyration of member taken about X-axis (in.) = SQRT(Ix/A)
Iy =Moment of inertia of member taken about Y-axis (in.^4)
Sy =Elastic section modulus of member taken about Y-axis (in.^3)
ry =Radius of gyration of member taken about Y-axis (in.) = SQRT(Iy/A)
Zx =Plastic section modulus of member taken about X-axis (in.^3)
Zy =Plastic section modulus of member taken about Y-axis (in.^3)
rts =SQRT(SQRT(Iy*Cw)/Sx) (in.)

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xp =horizontal distance from designated member edge to plastic neutral axis (in.)
yp =vertical distance from designated member edge to plastic neutral axis (in.)
ho =Distance between centroid of flanges, d-tf (in.)
J =Torsional moment of inertia of member (in.^4)
Cw =Warping constant (in.^6)
C =Torsional constant for HSS shapes (in.^3)
a =Torsional property, a = SQRT(E*Cw/G*J) (in.)
E =Modulus of elasticity of steel = 29,000 ksi
G =Shear modulus of elasticity of steel = 11,200 ksi
Wno =Normalized warping function at a point at the flange edge (in.^2)
Sw =Warping statical moment at a point on the cross section (in.^4)
Qf =Statical moment for a point in the flange directly above the vertical edge of the web (in.^3)
Qw =Statical moment at the mid-depth of the section (in.^3)
x(bar) =Distance from outside face of web of channel shape or outside face of angle leg to Y-axis (in.)
y(bar) =Distance from outside face of outside face of flange of WT or angle leg to Y-axis (in.)
eo = Horizontal distance from the outer edge of a channel web to its shear center (in.) = (approx.) tf*(d-tf)^2*(bf-tw/2)^2/(4*Ix)-tw/2
xo =x-coordinate of shear center with respect to the centroid of the section (in.)
yo =y-coordinate of shear center with respect to the centroid of the section (in.)
ro(bar) =Polar radius of gyration about the shear center = SQRT(xo^2+yo^2+(Ix+Iy)/A) (in.)
H =Flexural constant, H = 1-(xo^2+yo^2)/ro(bar)^2)
LLBB =Long legs back-to-back for double angles
SLBB =Short legs back-to-back for double angles
h(flat) =The workable flat (straight) dimension along the height, h (in.)
b(flat) =The workable flat (straight) dimension along the width, b (in.)
A(surf) =The total surface area of a rectangular or square HSS section (ft.^2/ft.)
STD =Standard weight (Schedule 40) pipe section
XS =Extra strong (Schedule 80) pipe section
XXS =Double-extra strong pipe section

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"AISC 13.0 Properties Viewer.xls"
written by:Alex Tomanovich, P.E.
[2]
WORKABLE GAGES IN ANGLE LEGS (inches)
Leg876543-1/232-1/221-3/41-1/21-3/81-1/41
g4-1/243-1/232-1/221-3/41-3/81-1/817/87/83/45/8
g132-1/22-1/42
g2332-1/21-3/4

For an angle, the gage "g" shown is the distance from the back of the member to the bolt in the angle leg, when only one row of bolts is present.For angle legs >= 5", the potential for two rows of bolts exists.Thus, the gage "g1" is analog
Note:Other gages are permitted to suit specific requirements subject to clearances and edge distance
limitations.
[3]
The wall thickness, 't(des)', is the actual (design) value, not the nominal wall thickness.
[4]
The 'T' distance shown is the nominal "detailing" value, and not the "design" value.
T = d(nom)-2*k(det).
[5]
The "gage" shown is the spacing between the bolts in the flange. The "halve-gage" is taken each side of the member centerline.
When a gage is displayed as a set ofthree numbers such as:(3) 7.5 (3)it refers to 4 rows of bolts with 3 "gages" or spacings
= 3", 7.5", and 3" in this case.
[6]
The radius of gyration for the minor (Y) axis, 'ry', with a 0" gap between back-to-back of angle legs.
[7]
The 'h/tw' ratio shown is calculated as follows:
h/tw = (d-2*k(des))/tw = T(des)/tw
[8]
The radius of gyration for the minor (Y) axis, 'ry', with a 3/8" gap between back-to-back of angle legs.
[9]
The radius of gyration for the minor (Y) axis, 'ry', with a 3/4" gap between back-to-back of angle legs.
[10]
Torsional property, 'a', is determined as follows:
a = SQRT(E*Cw/G*J)
where:E = 29,000 ksi (Elastic Modulus)
G = 11,200 ksi (Shear Modulus)
[11]
Torsional property, 'a', is determined as follows:
a = SQRT(E*Cw/G*J)
where:E = 29,000 ksi (Elastic Modulus)

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G = 11,200 ksi (Shear Modulus)
[12]
Torsional property, 'a', is determined as follows:
a = SQRT(E*Cw/G*J)
where:E = 29,000 ksi (Elastic Modulus)
G = 11,200 ksi (Shear Modulus)
[13]
Torsional property, 'a', is determined as follows:
a = SQRT(E*Cw/G*J)
where:E = 29,000 ksi (Elastic Modulus)
G = 11,200 ksi (Shear Modulus)
[14]
Cross-sectional area, 'A', is determined as follows:
A = b*t
[15]
X-axis moment of inertia, 'Ix', is determined as follows:
Ix = b*t^3/12
[16]
X-axis section modulus, 'Sx', is determined as follows:
Sx = b*t^2/6
[17]
X-axis radius of gyration, 'rx', is determined as follows:
rx = t/SQRT(12)
[18]
Y-axis moment of inertia, 'Iy', is determined as follows:
Iy = t*b^3/12
[19]
Y-axis section modulus, 'Sy', is determined as follows:
Sy = t*b^2/6
[20]
Y-axis radius of gyration, 'ry', is determined as follows:
ry = b/SQRT(12)
[21]
Torsional constant, 'J', is determined as follows:
J = Ix + Iy

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