Unequal Angles - 100x65x7

Steel unequal angles are L-shaped structural steel bars where one leg is longer than the other. Also known as "unequal angle irons," their asymmetrical design makes them incredibly efficient when a structure needs more strength or surface area in one direction than the other. This unequal shape allows engineers to save weight and reduce material costs compared to using a larger, heavier equal angle. They are commonly used as robust lintels over windows and doors, brackets for heavy brickwork, and bracing elements in roof trusses or steel towers.

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Dimensions

PropertyValue
A mm100
B mm65
t mm7
kg/m8.77
r1 mm10
r2 mm5

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Section Properties

PropertyValue
Dimension - cx3.23
Dimension - cy1.51
Second Moment of Area (x-x) - cm4113
Second Moment of Area (y-y) - cm437.6
Second Moment of Area (u-u) - cm4128
Second Moment of Area (v-v) - cm422
Radius of Gyration (x-x) - cm3.17
Radius of Gyration (y-y) - cm1.83
Radius of Gyration (u-u) - cm3.39
Radius of Gyration (v-v) - cm1.4
Elastic Modulus (x-x) - cm316.6
Elastic Modulus (y-y) - cm37.53
Angle Axis x-x to u-u - Tan α0.415
Torsional Constant - J cm42.02
Equivalent Slenderness Coefficient (Min) - φa3.58
Equivalent Slenderness Coefficient (Max) - φa5.00
Mono-symmetry Index - ψa7.85
Area of Section - cm211.2

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