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BETHLEHEM
STRUCTURAL
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Betttlehem: Steel
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Company
BETHLEHEM, PA.
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V
Revised to January, 1922.
GENERAL OFFICES:
At the Works, Bethlehem, Pa.
SALES OFFICES:
Boston. 141 Milk
New
Street.
York, 25 Broadway.
Philadelphia, Morria Building.
Atlanta, Healey Building.

Pittsburgh, First National Bank Building.
Cleveland, Guardian Building.

Chicago, Peoples Gas Building.
San FRANasoo. Monadnock Buikling.
Copyright, 1922, Bethlehem Steel Company.
BETHLEHEM STEEL COMPANY.
NOTICE.
This catalogue gives dimensions, weiglits and properties

of
all
Bethlehem Structural Shapes, revised to date.
All
Bethlehem
Beams shown
Bethlehem
Supplementary Columns.
available,
also all
now
Columns and Bethlehem
in this catalogue are
All Bethlehem Girder Beams shown in this catalogue will

be available April 1, 1922, after which date the previous
sections of girder beams will be discontinued.
Weights of
all
sections include weights of
fillets,
in con-
formity with the established practice adopted by the Association of
The
American
sections are
Steel Manufacturers.
numbered throughout the
tables for con-
II
venience in identification and ordering.
Handl)ook containing
information
is
in
full
tables of safe loads
course of preparation.
The
and other
safe
load
tables given in the 1911 Catalogue are correct as printed for

all
sections that have not been superseded.
Bethlehem, Pa.
January, 1922.
Bethlehem Steel Company.
BETHLEHEM STEEL COMPANY

EXPLANATORY NOTES.
Large additional mill capacity for the manufacture of wide
flange structural shapes has made the production of new sections practical where it had been found desirable for the
improvement of the previously established line of Bethlehem
Structural Shapes. Several new I beam and column sections
were recently added, information concerning which has been
further desirable improvement has now been
published.
made in modifying Bethlehem Girder Beam sections to
provide more than one weight of a section. All additional
and modified sections to date are shown in this catalogue,
together with all previous sections that have not been superseded.
Bethlehem Girder Beams. In general three weights are

provided for each section, the middleweights corresponding
to the previous sections of Bethlehem Girder Beams from G8
to G24 a, inclusive. The lighter and heavier weights of each
section provide opportunity for greater economy in the selection of sizes for any required purpose. To accomplish this,
slight modifications in profile have been made in all girder
Simplification in the
sections from G8 to G24 a, inclusive.
production of the larger girder sections, G26, G28 and G30,
has been obtained by changing the profiles to an extent permitting all variations in weights of each girder to be procured from the same set of rolls.
Attention is called to the manner in which the variation in
weight of the new girders is obtained by increasing or decreasing the thickness of the flange as well as that of the web,
shown in Fig. 3, instead of obtaining the entire variation in
weight bv increasing or decreasing the thickness of the web
only. This method was first successfully applied to the three
new I beam sections B18 a, B22 and B24 b, and has now been
extended to all the girder beams.
This method of rolling, on which patents are pending,
permits obtaining a variation in Section Modulus practically
proportional to the variation in weight. Thus G12, 61 lbs.,
compared with 12, 55.5 lbs., has an increase of 7.2 in Section
Modulus, or about 10 per cent increase in modulus, due to
the increase of 5.5 lbs. in weight, which is about 10 per cent
increase in weight also.
The increase or decrease in flange
thickness is made at the outside of the flange, thereby slightly
varying the depth of the beam; but the total variation in
depth from minimum to maximum is not more than the
usual allowable tolerance in depth necessary in any method
of rolling beams.
The flanges of all giraer

cent, or a slope of 1 in 12.
beams have a bevel of
81-
per

Bethlehem
No
Beams.
Beam
changes have been
made
in
list of sizes is the same

as previously, except that the three new I beam sections,
recently added, viz.: B18 a, B22 and B24 b, are included.
These three new beam sections are increased by the same
method as explained for Bethlehem Girder Beams, and their
flanges have the same bevel of Sf per cent, or a slope of
Bethlehem
sections,
and the
in 12.
All other Bethlehem I

Fig. 1, by spreading the
Beams
main
are increased, as
shown
in
which adds an equal

amount to the thickness of the web and to the width of the
flanges, all other dimensions remaining unchanged.
The
bevel of the flanges is 9 per cent.
Bethlehem Columns.
rolls,
Four new weights have been

12"
Columns, and two new weights
Columns. Tables are given of propto the series of 10"
erties of 14"
Columns reinforced with cover plates, when
columns are required of greater sectional area than the
largest 14"
Column rolled.
added to the
series of
All
Supplementary Column Sections, which were recently
added, are given in this catalogue.
Bethlehem column sections are increased, as shown in

by spreading both sets of rolls; the thickness of the
web and the width of the flanges are increased equally, the
Fig. 2,
thickness of the
flanges
being^ increased a proportionate
amount.
Flanges of
all
column
mm^mmii
^^''^î
Fig.
sections
have a slope of 2 per cent.

Bending Factors. To aid in the selection of columns
subjected to direct loads and also to bending, produced by
eccentric loads or by other means, bending factors are given,
which furnish a convenient and practical method of converting
the bending moment into an equivalent direct central load.
P' centrally applied load, in lbs.
P" eccentric load, in lbs.
bending moment, in inch lbs., produced by P".
P'" an equivalent central load, in lbs., producing
same maximum stress as bending moment.
P total equivalent load on column, in lbs.
fiber stress, lbs. per sq. in., due to bending.
f
S section modulus about axis of bending.
A area of section, square inches,
-^ S.
k bending factor =
the
Then,
m
*"
But as k
P"'
^'
Therefore,
and, by assumption,
-g- then
P - P'
mk
+ P' +
""
t~
f.
P"'
^"^ ^"'
A~~'
P" -
P' +
" "^*
P" + mk.
Hence, if the bending moment, in inch lbs., is multiplied

by the bending factor, k, the product is an equivalent central
load on the column producing the same compressive stress as
the bending moment.
Material.
All Bethlehem Structural Shapes are of open

exclusively, conforming to Manufacturers'
Standard specifications; and also to American Railway Engineering and Maintenance of
Association specifications.
Matenal complying with any other standard specifications
may be furnished by special arrangement.
hearth
steel
Way
GENERAL CONDITIONS.
Shapes will be cut to ordered length within an allowable
variation either way, as follows: Bethlehem I Beams 8" to
24", inclusive, within
inch; all other sections, within
inch.
For cuttmg with less variation, or to exact length, an
extra price is charged.
Sections are furnished only at catalogue weight. Shapes

allowable variation of 23^ per cent from nomi-
may have an
nal section.

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WEIGHTS AND DIMENSIONS OF
8)0
BETHLEHEM
GIRDER BEAMS.
-> ^-w
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DIMENSIONS.
Sect, ion
Number.
Weight
Lbs.
per Foot
200.0
G30
G28
G26
G24a
G24
G20a
Nominal
Depth.
G18
Flange
Width.
Thick-
15.04
.76
.950
1.545
ness.
At Edge. At Root.
190.0
303^
30
15.00
.72
.890
1.485
181.0
29K
14.97
.69
.830
1.425
175.0
283^
28
14.29
.70
.870
1.436
165.0
14.25
.66
.810
1.376
160.0
26^
13.79
.67
.845
1.392
151.0
26
13.75
.63
.785
1.332
144.0
25K
13.73
.61
.725
1.272
149.0
24K
13.29
.65
.840
1.367
141.0
24
13.25
.61
.780
1.307
133.0
23^
13.22
.58
.720
1.247
129.0
24^
12.29
.58
.770
1.258
121.0
24
12.25
.54
.710
1.198
114.0
23K
12.22
.51
.650
1.138
149.0
20^^
20
12.78
.69
.970
1.475
12.75
.66
.910
1.415
12.72
.63
.850
1.355
142.0
135.0
G20
Web
IN INCHES.
Flange Thickness.
120.0
113.0
201^
20
12.03
.59
.770
1.247
12.00
.56
.710
1.187
107.0
19K
11.98
.54
.650
1.127
100.0
18K
11.54
.52
.670
1.129
93.0
18
11.50
.48
.610
1.069
87.5
17K
11.48
.46
.550
1.009
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WEIGHTS AND DIMENSIONS OF
BETHLEHEM
GIRDER BEAMS.
DIMENSIONS
Section
Number.
Lbs.
Nominal
per Fool. Depth.
G15b
G15a
G12a
G12
GIO
G9
G8
Web
Flange
Width.
Thick-
ness.
=.-^M
T^
IN INCHES.
Flange Thickness.
Radius
At Edge. At Root.
Fillet.
of
147.0
15K
11.78
.83
1.150
1.606
.90
141.0
15
11.75
.80
1.090
1.546
.90
135.0
UVb
11.72
.77
1.030
1.486
.90
111.0
15.^
15
11.29
.&4
.845
1.289
.70
105.0
11.25
.60
.785
1.229
.70
99.0
14K
11.22
.57
.725
1.169
.70
.48
.570
1.000
.55
74.0
15K8
15
10.79
10.75
.44
.510
.940
.55
69.0
14K
10.73
.42
.450
.880
.55
76.5
12K
10.29
.51
.620
1.027
.55
70.5
12
10.25
.47
.560
.967
.55
66.0
nvs
10.23
.45
.500
.907
.55
80.5
G15
-w
WeighU
8/,J<
61.0
12K
10.03
.41
.465
.866
.45
55.5
12
10.00
.38
.405
.806
.45
51.5
lift
9.98
.36
.360
.761
.45
50.0
lOH
9.04
.36
.445
.807
.40
44.5
10
.32
.385
.747
.40
41.5
9.00
8.99
.31
.340
.702
.40
43.5
9H
8.54
.35
.405
.746
.40
38.5
8.50
.31
.345
.686
.40
36.0
8.48
.29
.315
.656
.40
37.0
8H
8K
8.03
.33
.365
.686
.40
33.0
8.00
.30
.305
.626
.40
31.0
7f|
7.99
.29
.275
.596
.40
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WESGHTS AND DIMENSIONS OF
- . 4-W
Jc..c^^
BETHLEHEM
BEAMS.
i^j-w
DIMENSIONS. IN INCHES.
Section
Number.
Weight.
Lbs.
per Foot.
Depth.
D
B30
Web
Flange Thickness.
Thick-
.540
.735
1.183
.65
.60
.55
ness.
of
At Edge. At Root.
121.0
30
B28
106.0
28
10.000
.500
.675
1.102
B26
91.0
26
9.500
.460
.600
1.007
B24b*
B24a
B24
B20a
24^
9.775
.550
.750
1.134
.60
99.5
9.750
.525
.705
1.089
.60
95.5
24
23 -H
9.730
.505
.660
1.044
.60
84.5
24
9.250
.460
.585
.980
.55
83.0
24
24
9.130
.520
.510
.897
.50
9.000
.390
.510
.897
.50
.50
73.5
22K
22^
8.535
.420
.545
.883
68.5
8.520
.405
.515
.853
.50
65.5
22
8.500
.385
.485
.823
.50
82.0
20
20
8.890
.570
.580
.955
.55
8.750
.430
.580
.955
.55
8.145
.520
.475
.818
.45
8.075
.450
.475
.818
.45
8.000
.375
.475
.818
.45
73.0
69.0
B20
64.5
59.5
Note:
10.500
Fillet.
104.5
71.5
B22*
Radius
Flange
Width.
All
(except those
20
20
20
Be tiilehem
mar ked
I Beams have a slope of flange of

wllich have a slope of 8^ %.
9%
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WEIQHTS AND DIMENSIONS OF
BETHLEHEM
Ql^
-^
BEAMS.
-W
^N-.
.T--
iM
t
Section
Number.
per Foot.
Flange Thickness.
Web
Radius
Flanpc
Width.
Thick-
18K
8.770
8.750
8.730
.440
.420
.400
.645
.585
.525
.992
.932
.872
.50
.50
.50
7.675
7.590
7.555
7.500
.495
.410
.375
.320
.430
.430
.430
.430
.753
.753
.753
.753
.40
.40
.40
.40
Depth.
ness.
of
At Edge. At Root.
Fillet.
B18a*
74.0
69.0
64.5
BIS
59.0
54.5
52.0
49.0
18
18
315 b
71.5
15
7.500
.520
.785
1.099
.60
B15a
64.0
54.5
15
15
7.195
7.000
.605
.410
.590
.590
.887
.887
.50
.50
B15
46.0
41.0
38.5
15
15
15
6.810
6.710
6.660
.440
.340
.290
.400
.400
.400
.686
.686
.686
.40
.40
.40
B12a
36.5
12
6.300
.310
.440
.710
.40
B12
32.0
28.5
12
12
6.205
6.120
.335
.250
.330
.330
.594
.594
.35
BIO
28.5
23.5
10
10
5.9^)0
5.850
.390
.250
.270
.270
.522
.522
.30
.30
B9
24.0
20.5
9
9
5.555
5.440
.365
.250
.245
.245
.479
.479
.30
.30
19.5
8
8
5.325
5.250
.325
.250
.205
.205
.430
.430
.30
.30
B8
Note:
(
Weight,
Lbs.
17.5
18
17J^
18
18
All Bethlelicm
xcept those marked
Beams
liave
a slope of flange of
wl lich have a slope of 8 J
.35
9%
10
PROPERTIES OF
X
,
BETHLEHEM GIRDER BEAMS.
AXIS XX.
Section
Niimber.
Nominal
Depth Weight.
of
Beam.
Inches.
Lbs.
Foot.
Area
Thick-
of
Section,
ness
of
Square
Web,
Width
of
Flange.
Inches. Inches Inches.
Moment Radius
of
Inertia.
Section
Gyra- Modulus
tion.
G30
G28
G26
29 J^
.76
.72
.69
15.04
15.00
14.97
9148.8
8651.1
8181.0
12.50
12.48
12.45
607.5
576.7
547.6
283^
28
175.0
165.0
51.02
48.19
.70
.66
14.29
14.25
6988.7
6577.9
11.70
11.68
497.1
469.9
263^
26
160.0
151.0
144.0
46.85
44.16
41.99
.67
.63
.61
13.79
13.75
13.73
5576.6
5237.1
4930.6
10.91
10.89
10.84
427.0
402.9
381.0
149.0
141.0
133.0
43.57
41.02
.65
.58
4451.1
4174.2
3912.4
10.11
10.09
38.71
13.29
13.25
13.22
10.05
369.1
347.9
327.7
129.0
121.0
114.0
37.74
35.30
33.12
.58
.54
.51
12.29
12.25
12.22
3844.8
3585.3
3340.6
10.09
10.08
10.04
318.8
298.8
279.8
149.0
142.0
135.0
43.44
41.31
39.18
.69
.66
.63
12.78
12.75
12.72
3106.6
2932.3
2760.6
8.46
8.43
8.39
308.8
293.2
277.7
120.0
113.0
107.0
34.95
32.90
31.06
.59
.56
.54
12.03
12.00
11.98
2505.5
2340.2
2184.0
8.47
8.43
8.39
249.1
234.0
219.7
100.0
93.0
87.5
29.25
27.14
25.40
.52
.48
.46
11.54
11.50
11.48
1725.7
1593.4
1472.8
7.68
7.66
7.61
190.5
177.0
164.7
243^
24
24^
24
23K
203.
G20a
20
19^
G20
20K
20
19K
GIB
58.52
55.52
52.82
30
23K
G24
200.0
190.0
181.0
22^
25K
G24a
183^
18
17K
.61
WSjife load in pounds, uniform y distrih uted, including weight of

I.
^Sp an,
in feet.
M=-M oment of forces,
in
foot potinds.
=A1 lowable Fiber Stress, in lbs per

S=Se.:tion Modulus about axis }ex.
squ are inch.
t)eam.

PROPERTIES OF

COEFFICIENTS OF STRENGTH.
AXIS YY.
Maxi-
For Fiber
Stress of
16.()0() Ll>s.
K^
JsuaiBujld-
ingCodeRe-
For Fiber
For Fiber
mum
Stress of
12.000 Lbs.
i)er Sq. In.
Stress of
18.000 Lbs
per Sq. In.
For Quiescent Loads
on Web.
For Moving
quireinent.
Loads.
Safe
Shear
in
Pounds.
Mo-
Radius
ment
of
Section
of
Gyra
Modulus
Inertia.
tion.
I'
6,480,000 4,860,000 7,290,0001193,200 628.5

6,152,000 4.614,000 6,921,000 176,400 589.4
5,841,000 4,381.000 6.571.000 163.700 552.0
3.28
3.26
3.23
83.6
78.6
73.7
5,302,000 3,976,000 5,965,0001164 800 496.2

5,012,000 3,759,000 5,638,0001149,,100 462.8
3.12
3.10
69.4
65.0
4,555,000 3,416.000 5,124,00qi49. 500 432.8

4.297.000 3.223.000 4.834.000134 900 402.7
4.064.000 3.048.(X)0 4.572.000|l27, 300 375.0
3.04
3.02
2.99
62.8
58.6
54.6
3,937,000 2,953,000 4.429.0001138, 200 383.3

3,710.000 2.783,000 4.174.0001124 600 356.4
3,495,000 2.621.000 3,932,0001 14,400 330.7
2.97
2.95
2.92
57.7
53.8
50.0
3,401.000 2.550.000 3,826,,0001 14,800 278.2

3,187,000 2.390,000 3,585,00qi01 400 256.9
2,984,000 2,238,000 3,357,000 91,400 236.7
2.72
2.70
2.67
45.3
41.9
38.7
3,294,000 2,470,000 3,706,000 138,100 384.5

3,128,000 2.346,000 3,519,000 129.200 360.9
2.962,000 2,222,000 3,333,000|l20 500 337.6
2.97
2.96
2.94
60.2
56.6
53.1
2.657,000 1,992,000 2,989,000 la) .800 260.1

2.496,000 1.872.000 2,808.000 101 .000 240.8
2,344.000 1.758.000 2.637,000 95,100 222.3
2.73
43.2
2.71
2.68
40.1
37.1
2.032,000 1.524.000 2,286,000 86.300 202.6

1,888.000 1.416.000 2.125,000 76.000 185.1
1.757.000 1,318.000 1.977.000 70.700 168.9
2.63
35.1
2.61
32.2
29.4
C,
C,
and
C"^ Coefficients given in the table.

C C
C
8' ^8***
8
_
C C" M
C
W=j-.orj-.orjC, or
C, or <"
WU 8M -
2.58
11
12
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PROPERTIES OF
f"
t"
i^
AXIS XX.
Section
Nominal
Depth Weight,
Number.
Lbs.
of
Beam.
Fw)t.
Inches.
15^
G15b
G15a
G15
G12
Width
of
Flange.
Inches.
Inches.
Moment
of
Inertia.
Radius
of
Gyra
Section
Modulus.
tion.
.83
.80
.77
11.78
11.75
11.72
1666.2
1577.7
1490.7
6.24
6.21
6.18
220.4
210.4
200.4
15
111.0
105.0
99.0
32.40
30.45
28.65
.64
.60
.57
11.29
11.25
11.22
1306.3
1218.2
1134.7
6.35
6.32
6.29
172.8
162.4
152.5
15
80.5
74.0
69.0
23.44
21.55
19.96
.48
.44
.42
10.79
10.75
10.73
968.5
883.8
806.4
6.43
6.40
6.36
117.8
108.4
76.5
70.5
66.0
22.29
20.57
.51
10.29
10.25
10.23
589.0
538.4
491.7
5.14
5.12
5.07
97.2
89.7
82.8
61.0
55.5
51.5
17.77
16.21
15.07
.41
10.03
10.00
9.98
479.9
431.8
396.9
5.20
5.16
5.13
79.2
72.0
66.6
50.0
44.5
41.5
14.51
13.03
12.12
.36
.32
9.04
9.00
8.99
275.5
244.7
223.8
4.36
4.33
4.30
54.4
48.9
45.2
43.5
38.5
36.0
12.62
11.23
10.55
.35
.29
8.54
8.50
8.48
193.8
170.3
158.9
3.92
3.89
3.88
42.5
37.9
35.5
37.0
33.0
31.0
10.77
9.57
9.01
.33
.30
.29
8.03
8.00
7.99
131.1
114.2
106.2
3.49
3.45
3.43
32.3
28.6
26.7
15K
12K
12
123^
12
10^
10
9H
G9
8H
G8
W==Safe
Inches.
ness
of
Web,
42.73
40.86
39.01
iiM
GIO
Square
Thick-
147.0
141.0
135.0
15
14%
G12a
Area
of
Section,
19.11
.47
.45
.38
.36
.31
.31
128.1
load in jX)und8, uniformly distribiJted, inc luding weight of I)eam.
L =Span, in feet.
M=Moment of )rces,
fc
-Allowable Fibler
-^Section
in foot
pounds.
Stress, in lbs. per
Modu lus about
axis
XX.
squa re inch.
13
PROPERTIES OF

For Fiber
^"''
Siress of
Fber
(MX)
lbs
mum
--l
For Fiber
,,
Stress of
Stress of
1^.000 Lbs! l.(XX)Lbs
iK-r Sci in
UsualBuild- i>*'r Sq. In. per Sq. In.
iiiKCodeRe- ^^^ Moving For QuiesLoads.
cent Loads.
quirement.
ij;
AXIS YY.
Maxi-
_,..
Safe
Shear
Moment
on Web.
in
of
Radius
of
Gyra
Section
Modulus.
Inertia
tion.
2,351,000 1,763,000 2,645,000 125,500

2.244,000 1,683,000 2,524,000 120,000
2,137,000 1.603,000 2,404,000 114,600
347.3
328.3
309.5
2.85
2.83
2.82
59.0
55.9
52.8
1,843,000 1,382,000 2,074,000 96,800

1,733,000 1,299,000 1,949,000 90,000
1,627.000 1,220,000 1,830,000 84,800
231.2
214.3
198.4
2.67
2.65
2.63
41.0
1,367,000 1,025,000 1,537,000 69,700

1.257,000 942,800 1,414,000 61,100
1,156,000 867,100 1,301,000 56,600
143.0
128.9
115.8
2.47
2.45
26.5
24.0
21.6
132.1
119.7
108.3
2.43
957,100
883,000
777,600 1,166,000 61,800

717,800 1,077,000 56,400
662,300 993,400 53,500
844,700
767.700
710,800
633,500
575,800
533.100
950,300 49,100
863,600 43,800
799,700 40.300
95.8
84.9
76.9
2.32
2.29
2.26
580,800
522.100
481,900
435,600
391,500
361,400
653,300 36,400
587,300 31,100
542,100 29,500
66.4
58.2
52.6
2.14
2.11
453.400
403,800
379,200
340,000
302,800
284,400
510,000 31,900
454.300 27.900
426.600 25.300
344,500
304,500
285,200
258,400
228.400
213,900
387.600 26.800
342,600 24.000
320,900 23.000
1.037,000
C,
Pounds.
C and C"
W="
=-
C, or
C,
or
M=-
-^ or
C WL 8M
or -^
2.41
2.38
25.7
23.4
21.2
19.1
17.0
15.4
2.08
14.7
12.9
11.7
51.3
44.4
41.0
2.02
12.0
1.99
1.97
10.4
38.7
33.2
30.5
1.90
1.86
Coefficients given in the table.
or =- or r-
2.41
38.1
35.4
1.84
9.67
9.65
8.29
7.63
14
^
X
PROPERTIES OF
BETHLEHEM
4Y
BEAMS.
'AXIS XX.
Depth
Section
of
Number.
Beam,
Inches.
Weight.
Lbs.
iSt.
Area
Thick-
of
Width
nes.s
Section.
of
of
Flange,
Moment
of
of
Section
Inches.
Gyra-
Modulus.
Inertia.
tion.
Square
Web,
Inches.
Inches.
Radius
B30
30
121.0
35.30
.540
10.500 5239.6 12.18
349.3
B28
28
106.0
30.88
.500
10.000 4014.1 11.40
286.7
B26
26
91.0
26.49
.460
9.500 2977.2 10.60
229.0
24^
104.5
30.63
.550
9.775 2967.7
9.84
246.4
24
99.5
29.15
.525
9.750 2811.7
9.82
234.3
23 If
95.5
27.79
.505
9.730 2663.1
9.79
222.8
B24a
24
84.5
24.80
.460
9.250 2381.9
9.80
198.5
24
24
83.0
24.59
.520
9.130 2240.9
9.55
186.7
B24
73.5
21.47
.390
9.000 2091.0
9.87
174.3
22^
71.5
20.88
.420
8.535 1705.2
9.04
154.2
223^
22
68.5
20.04
.405
8.520 1629.3
9.02
147.7
65.5
19.08
.385
8.500 1549.5
9.01
140.9
20
20
82.0
24.17
.570
8.890 1559.8
8.03
156.0
B20a
73.0
21.37
.430
8.750 1466.5
8.28
146.7
20
20
20
69.0
20.26
.520
8.145 1268.9
7.91
126.9
B20
64.5
18.86
.450
8.075 1222.1
8.05
122.2
59.5
17.36
.375
8.000 1172.2
8.22
117.2
H24b
B22
M
f
afe load in pounds, uniformly distributed, including weight ol beam.

pan, in feet.
I*i/Iomcnt of forces, in foot pounds.
/Ulowahle Fiber Stress, in lbs. per square inch.
?action Modulus about axis XX.
15
PROPERTIES OF
BETHLEHEM
For Fiber
Stress of
IH.CXX) Lbs
j)er Sq. In.
.t X
BEAMS.
J-
AXIS YY.
Maxi-
For
F'iIht
Stress of
12,00()Lhs.
per Sq. In.
F>>r
mum
Fiber
Stress of
Lbs.
ix;r Sq. In.
1.()(K)
Safe
Shear
on Web,
Mo
Radius
ment
of
Section
Num-
Modulus.
ber.
Section
of
Gyra-
Inertia.
tion.
I'
r'
3,726,000 2,795,000 4,192,000 103,800
165.0
2.16
31.4
B30
3,058,000 2,294,000 3,441,000 89,000
131.5
2.06
26.3
B28
75,300
101.2
1.95
21.3
B26
UsualBuilfi
in
ingCcxleRc For MovinR For Quics
Loads.
cent Loads. Founds.
quiremenl.
C"
2,443,000 1,832,000 2,748,000
8'
2,628,000 1,971,000 2,957,000 104,300
132.9
2.08
27.2
2,499,000 1,874,000 2,812,000 95,900
124.8
2.07
25.6
2,376,000 1,782,000 2,673,000 89,300
117.1
2.05
24.1
1.92
19.7
2,117,000 1,588,000 2,382,000
75,100
91.1
1,9<)2,000 1,494,000 2,241,000
93,100
78.0
1.78
17.1
1.859,000 1,394.000 2,091,000
54,000
74.4
1.86
16.5
1.645,000 l,?.33,aK) 1.850.000
62,500
58,200
1,503.000 1,127,000 1,690.000 52.600
65.8
1.78
15.4
1. 773,000
62.3
1.76
14.6
58.8
1.76
13.8
1,576.0CK) 1,182,000
1.664.000 1,248,000 1,872,000 102,400
79.f)
1.82
18.0
1.564.000 1,173,000 1,760,000 64,900
75.9
1.88
17.3
1.354,000 1,015,000 1.523,000
88,200
977,700 1,467,000 69,400
937,700 1,407,000 50,000
51.2
1.59
12.6
1,304,000
49.8
1.62
12.3
48.3
1.66
12.1
1,250,000
C,
C,
and
C"
324 b
324 a
324
322
320 a
320
- Coefficients given in the Ublc.
W[.or{::or^'; M^^.or^;or"
(\c,r<',
orC"-WL-8M
-|f S
L
16
PROPERTIES OF
-_X
X "fJ
BETHLEHEM
BEAMS.
Y
AXIS
Depth
of
Seel ion
Number.
Beam,
Area
Weight,
of
Lbs. Section.
Square
Thickness
of
XX
Width
Moment Radius
of
of
Section
of
Web, Flange,
Gyra- Modulus
Inches. Inches. Inches. Inertia.
tion.
Inches.
18H
74.0
21.61
.440
8.770
1238.0
7.57
136.6
18
69.0
20.20
.420
8.750
1142.5
7.52
126.9
17K
64.5
18.79
.400
8.730
1048.5
7.47
117.3
18
59.0
17.40
.495
7.675
883.3
7.12
98.1
18
54.5
15.87
.410
7.590
842.0
7.28
93.6
18
52.0
15.24
.375
7.555
8^5.0
7.36
91.7
18
49.0
14.25
.320
7.500
798.3
7.48
88.7
B15b
15
71.5
20.95
.520
7.500
796.2
6.16
106.2
B15a
15
64.0
18.81
.605
7.195
664.9
5.95
88.6
15
54.5
15.88
.410
7.000
610.0
6.20
81.3
15
46.0
13.52
.440
6.810
484.8
5.99
64.6
15
41.0
12.02
.340
6.710
456.7
6.16
60.9
15
38.5
11.27
.290
6.660
442.6
6.27
59.0
12
36.5
10.61
.310
6.300
269.2
5.04
44.9
12
32.0
9.44
.335
6.205
228.5
4.92
38.1
12
28.5
8.42
.250
6.120
216.2
5.07
36.0
10
28.5
8.34
.390
5.990
134.6
4.02
26.9
10
23.5
6.94
.250
5.850
122.9
4.21
24.6
9
9
24.0
7.04
.365
5.555
92.1
3.62
20.5
20.5
6.01
.250
5.440
85.1
3.76
18.9
8
8
19.5
5.78
.325
5.325
60.6
3.24
15.1
17.5
5.18
.250
5.250
57.4
3.33
14.3
B18a
B18
B15
B12a
B12
BIO
B9
B8
W
M
1j
--
Safe load in pounds, uniformly distributed, iricluding weight of beam.

Span, in ice t.
Moment of forces, in f<.K>t pounds.
- Allowable F ilx;r Stress, in lbs. per square iiicl 1.
Section Mo<lulus about axis
XX.
17
PROPERTIES OF
X..I-?.
BETHLEHEM
BEAMS.
|Y
AXIS YY.
Maxi-
For Fiber
mum
For Fiber For Fiber

Stress of
Stress of
Safe
12.000 Lbs 18.000 Lbs.
Shear
UsuaSuild- per Sq. In. per Sq. In. on Web,
in
ingCodeRe For Moving For Quiescent Loads. Pounds.
Loads.
qtiirement.
Stress of
16,000 Lbs
Mo-
Radius
ment
of
of
Gyra-
Inertia.
tion.
C"
I'
1.458,000 1,093,000 1.640,000 66,100
Sectior
1.96
Number.
8'
r'
82.9
Section
Modulus
18.9
60.800
75.6
1.93
17.3
1,251,000
938,000 1.407,000 55,600
68,4
1.91
15.7
1,047,000
785,200 1,178,000 78,000

748,400 1.123,000 57,500
39.1
1.50
10.2
997,900
37.7
1.54
9.92
977.700
733,300 1.100,000 49,200
37.1
1.56
9.82
1.59
9.66
1,354,000 1,016,000 1.523,000
946,100
709,600 1,064,000 36,700
36.2
1.132.000
849,300 1,274,000 77,900
61.3
1.71
16.3
945.600
709,200 1,064,000 90,800

650,700 976,100 54,800
41.9
1.49
11.6
38.3
1.55
10.9
867,600
689,500
517,100
775,700 60,000
25.2
1.36-
649,400
730,600 39,900
24.0
1.41
7.15
629,500
487,100
472,100
708,200 30,100
23.4
1.44
7.03
478,600
359,000
538,400 32,200
21.3
1.42
6.77
304.700
16.0
1.30
5.14
384.400
288,300
457,000 35.800
432,500 22,200
15.3
1.35
4.98
287.100
215,300
323,000 39,000
12.1
1.21
4.05
262,200
196.700
295.000 21,000
11.2
1.27
3.83
218,300
163,700
1.12
3.17
151,400
245,600 32,900
227.000 20,100
8.8
201,800
8.2
1.17
3.02
161,600
121,200
181.800 26,000
6.7
1.08
2.51
153.000
114,8(X)
172,100
6.4
1.11
2.43
C.
C\
C,
orC orC"-=WL-8M--
ai1x1
C"
- Coefficicnta given in the Ubie.
or,;, or
j;
M^^.or
^.or
|f S
j^
B18
B15b
B15a
7.40
406,200
18,900
B18a
B15
B12a
B12
BIO
B9
B8
18

DIMENSIONS AND PROPERTIES OF
BETHLEHEM
H COLUMNS.
14'
A'J^^
G
1
\
1
1
M:;.L-iL^.. i.
B->H
h
Weight
Section Section,
Number. Lbs.
Foot.
84.0
92.0
100.0
107.5
115.5
123.5
131.5
139.0
147.0
155.0
163.0
HI 4
171.5
179.5
187.5
196.0
204.5
212.0
220.5
228.5
237.0
245.5
254.0
262.5
271.0
279.5
288.5
Nominal.
13^
H
%
H
%
H
13.9 2
13.9 6
.43
.47
14.0
14.0 4
14.0 8
14.1 2
.51
Ife
14.1 6
14.1 9
14.23
14.2 7
14.3 1
13K8
14
14H
14M
14^
141^
14^^
UH
UVs
15
15'. 8
15M
153
151^
15^
15^
15J^
16
16H
len
\^%
lA
IM
lA
Wh
lA
VA
lA
\%
IH
1^
IH
IK
IH
2
2A
16^ 2K
16?^ 2A
\^% 2K
16!
-i
14.3 5
14.3 9
14.4 3
14.4 7
14.5 1
14.5 4
14.58
14.6 2
14.66
14.7
14.7 4
14.7 8
14.8 2
14.86
14.9
.55
.59
.63
.67
.70
.74
.78
.82
.86
.90
.94
.98
1.02
1.05
1.09
1.13
1.17
1.21
1.25
1.29
1.33
1.37
1.41
M
.620
.683
N
.755
.817
.880
.745
.942
.808
.870 1.005
.933 1.067
.995 1.130
1.058 1.192
1.120 1.255
i.ia3 1.317
1.245 1.380
1.308
1.370
1.433
1.495
1.558
1.620
1.683
1.745
1.442
1.505
1.567
1.630
1.692
1.755
1.817
1.880
1.808
1.870
1.933
1.995
2.058
2.120
2.183
1.942
2.005
2.067
2.130
2.192
2.255
2.317
19^8
19^4
19f|
19H
20A20rV
20M
203^
2032
205/8
H2
2034
20^8
21
211
2VA
2m
21A
21A
21ii
21
21
22
,V
22^
22 A
22t\
22A
li
1
1
c
o
8
.2
19
BETHLEHEM
14 "
H COLUMNS.
Y
1
x_
_X_
-^
L.
weight
Fool
Moment
of
Inches. Inertia.
Section
Bend-
ment
ing
of
Factor. Inertia.
tion.
I'
6.01
.190
.190
294.5
325.4
.190
.190
.190
.190
.190
.189
.189
.189
.189
356.9
388.9
421.3
454.4
487.9
520.9
555.4
590.5
626.1
(S62.3
6.:i6
.189
.189
6.39
.18^)
6.41
6.44
29.06
31.38
33.70
36.04
1.31.5 38.38
139.0 40.59
147.0 42.95
155.0 45.33
153.0
165.2
177.5
189.9
202.3
214.5
227.1
239.8
252.5
1070.6
1166.6
1264.5
1364.6
1466.7
1568.4
1674.7
1783.3
163.0 47.71 1894.0
of
Mo-
lus.
884.9 128.7
976.8 140.8
100.0
107.5
115.5
123.5
Radius
Modu- Gyra-
84.0 24.46
92.0 26.76
171.5 50.11 2007.0 265.4

179.5 52.51 2122.3 278.3
187.5 54.92 2239.8 291.4
1%.0 57.35
2.359.7 304.5
2a4.5
212.0
220.5
228.5
59.78
62.07
64.52
66.98
2481.9
2603.3
2730.2
2859.6
237.0
69.45
71.94
74.43
76.93
79.44
81.97
84.50
2991.5
3125.8
3262.7
3402.1
3544.1
3688.8
245.5
254.0
262.5
271.0
279.5
288.5
AXIS YY.
AXIS XX.
Area
of
Section, Section.
Lbs.
Square
317.7
330.6
344.0
357.5
371.0
384.7
398.5
412.4
426.4
440.5
454.7
3836.1
6.04
6.07
6.10
6.13
6.16
6.18
6.21
6.24
6.27
6.30
6.:i3
of
Bend-
tion.
Factor
8'
k'
42.3
46.6
3.47
3.49
.578
.574
51.0
55.4
59.9
64.4
68.9
3.50
3.52
3.54
3.55
3.57
3.58
3.60
.570
.566
.563
.560
.557
.553
.550
.548
.SI5
Modu- Gyra-
73.4
78.1
82.8
87.5
3.61
92.3
97.2
3.64
3.65
3.66
3.68
3.69
3.70
3.71
3.72
6.53
.188
.188
.188
.188
.187
699.0
736.3
774.2
812.6
849.8
889.3
929.4
107.0
112.0
116.9
122.0
127.1
6.56
6.59
6.62
6.65
6.68
6.71
6.74
.187
.187
.187
.187
.186
.186
.186
970.0
1011.3
1053.2
1095.6
1138.7
1182.4
1226.7
132.3
137.6
142.9
148.3
153.7
159.1
164.7
6.48
6.51
Radius
lus.
Section
102.1
3.62
3.74
3.75
3.76
3.77
3.79
3.80
3.81
ing
.543
.541
.538
.536
.534
.531
.529
.527
.525
.523
.521
.519
.517
.515
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BETHLEHEM STEEL COMPANY,

BETHLEHEM
H COLUMNS.
12'
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DIMENSIONS, IN INCHES.
Section
Section,
Number.
Lbs.
Nominal.
11.92
.39
11.96
.43
12.00
.47
12.04
.51
12.08
72.5
ilH
IVA
79.0
12
85.5
%
H
^
M
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65.5
99.5
12^
12^
12^
106.0
113.0
.567
.683
.630
.745
16M
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.692
.808
17
.755
.870
173^
.55
.817
.933
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to
12.12
.59
.880
.995
12>^
12.16
.63
.942
1.058
.67
1.005
1.120
12.23
.70
1.067
1.183
12.27
.74
1.130
1.245
17i-i
133.5
13
lA
IK
lA
IM
12.20
126.5
12%
12M
12%
17M
17^
17A
17A
17H
12.31
.78
1.192
1.308
17H
140.5
13K8
lA
12.35
.82
1.255
1.370
18
147.5
13M
12.39
.86
1.317
1.433
18%
154.5
n%
12.43
.90
1.380
1.495
im
12.47
.94
1.442
1.558
12.51
.98
1.505
1.620
12.55
1.02
1.567
1.683
12.58
1.05
1.630
1.745
12.62
1.09
1.692
1.808
92.5
H12
119.5
183.0
13^
13^
13K
IVA
190.0
14
162.0
169.0
176.0
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lA
IH
IH
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18H
18^
18M
18H
II
8
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21
BETHLEHEM
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12
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_x_
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Weieht
of
Lbs.
Section,
Square
AXIS YY.
AXIS XX.
Area
Section,
^^
L._
Moment
of
Section
Radius
of
Modu- Gyra-
Bend-
Moment
ing
of
Factor. Inertia.
Radius
of
Bend-
lus.
tion.
Factor.
Section
Modu- Gyra-
ing
Foot.
Inches. Inertia.
I'
r'
k'
65.5
19.00
499.0 84.9
5.13
.224
168.6
28.3
2.98
.672
72.5
20.96
556 6 93.7
5.15
.224
188.2
31.5
3.00
.666
lus.
tion.
79.0
22.94
615.6 102.6
5.18
.224
208.1
34.7
3.01
.661
85.5
24.92
676.1 111.5
5.21
.224
228.5
37.9
3.03
.657
.652
92.5
26.92
738.1 120.5
5.24
.223
249.2
41.3
3.04
99.5
28.92
801.7 129.6
5.27
.223
270.1
44.6
3.06
.649
106.0
30.94
866.8 138.6
5.30
.223
291.7
48.0
3.07
.645
13.0
32.96
933.4 147.9
5.33
.223
313.6
51.4
3.08
.641
119.5
34.87 1000.0 156.9
5.36
.222
335.0
54.8
3.10
.637
126.5
36.91 1069.8 166.2
5.38
.222
357.7
58.3
3.11
.633
133.5
38.97 1141.3 175.6
5.41
.222
380.7
61.9
3.13
.630
140.5
41.a3 1214.5 185.0
5.44
.222
404.1
65.4
3.14
.627
147.5
43.10 1289.4 194.6
5.47
.221
428.0
69.1
3.15
.624
154.5
45.19 1366.0 204.3
5.50
.221
452.2
72.8
3.16
.621
162.0
47.28 1444.3 214.0
5.53
.221
477.0
76.5
3.18
.618
169.0
49.38 1524.4 223.8
5.56
.221
502.1
80.3
3.19
.615
176.0
51.50 1606.3 233.6
5.59
.220
527.6
84.1
3.20
.612
183.0
53.48 1687.8 243.3
5.62
.220
552.2
87.8
3.21
.609
190.0
55.62 1773.4 253.3
5.65
.220
578.6
91.7
3.23
.607
22

BETHLEHEM
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10 "
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weight
1
Section
Section,
Number.
Lbs.
Nominal.
9.9 7
.36
.514
.611
14A
Vs
lO.CK)
.39
.577
.673
14A
lO.C14
.43
.639
.736
14
lO.C18
.47
.702
.798
14^8
9K
10
60.5
103/8
66.0
lOM
72.0
83.5
mn
mi
mi
89.0
49.5
55.0
77.5
HIU
95.0
100.5
H
H
K
10.1 2
.51
.764
.861
14>^2
10.1 6
.55
.827
.923
14^8
10.2
.59
.889
.986
14^4^
10^4
10.2 4
.63
.952
1.048
14^^
mi
lA
10.2^
.67
1.014
1.111
15
IJ^
10.3 1
.70
1.077
1.173
151/8
10.3 5
.74
1.139
1.236
15A
10.3 9
.78
1.202
1.298
15-A
10.4 3
.82
1.264
1.361
.86
1.327
1.423
ISA
ISA
11
106.5
UK
II
c
CO
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112.0
llM
118.0
11^8
lA
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lA
124.0
11^
1^8
10.4 7
130.0
11^8
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1.389
1.486
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UH
lA
IH
136.5
10.56
.94
1.452
1.548
1512
10.5
23
BETHLEHEM
10
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H COLUMNS.
___JL
_x_
AXIS YY.
AXIS XX.
Weight
Area
of
Section, Section,
Lbs.
Square
Moment
of
Inches. Inertia.
49.5
14.37 263.5
Section Radius
of
Modulus.
Gyra-
Bending
Factor.
Moment
of
SecUon Radius Bend-
Modulus.
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53.4
4.28
.269
of
Gyra-
ing
Factor.
tion.
Inertia.
tion.
8'
r'
k'
89.1
17.9
2.49
.804
I'
r>5.o
15.91
296.8
59.4
4.32
.268
100.4
20.1
2.51
.792
60.5
17.57 331.9
65.6
4.35
.268
112.2
22.3
2.53
.786
66.0
19.23 368.0
71.8
4.37
.268
124.2
24.6
2.54
.780
72.0
20.91
405.2
78.1
4.40
.268
136.5
27.0
2.56
.775
77.5
22.59 443.6
84.5
4.43
.267
149.1
29.4
2.57
.770
83.5
24.29 483.0
90.9
4.46
.267
162.0
31.8
2.58
.765
89.0
25.99 523.5
97.4
4.49
.267
175.1
34.2
2.60
.760
95.0
27.71
565.2 103.9
4.52
.267
188.6
36.7
2.61
.755
100.5
29.32 607.0 110.4
4.55
.266
201.7
39.1
2.62
.749
106.5
31.06 651.0 117.0
4.58
.265
215.6
41.7
2.64
.746
112.0
32.80 696.2 123.8
4.61
.265
229.9
44.3
2.65
.741
118.0
34.55 742.7 130.6
4.64
.265
244.4
46.9
2.66
.737
124.0
36.32 790.4 137.5
4.67
.264
259.3
49.5
2.67
.733
130.0
38.09 839.4 144.4
4.69
.264
274.5
52.2
2.68
.729
136.5
39.88 889.7 151.4
4.72
.263
289.9
55.0
2.70
.726
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BETHLEHEIVI
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Section
Nom-
Number.
inal.
D
32.0
7K
35.0
39.5
SVs
44.0
Sh
48.5.
SVs
53.0
^V2
58.0
SVs
62.5
67.5
8K
72.0
77.0
81.5
9H
9H
86.0
^Vs
91.0
9y>
i^
8.00
.31
.399
.476
UK
8.00
.31
.462
.538
11^^
8.04
.35
.524
.601
iiA
'A
8.08
.39
.587
.663
11^
8.12
.43
.649
.726
iiH
8.16
.47
.712
.788
iiii
8.20
.51
.774
.851
12
8.24
.55
.837
.913
12A
8.28
.59
.899
.976
12K
8.32
.63
.962
1.038
12K
lA
IH
lA
IK
8.36
.67
1.024
1.101
123^
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to
II
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%
it
8.39
.70
1.087
1.163
123^
8.43
.74
1.149
1.226
12^
8.47
.78
1.212
1.288
1234
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25
BETHLEHEM
H COLUMNS.
8'
'V
AXIS XX.
Weight
AXIS YY.
Area
of
Section, Section,
Lbs.
Square
Moment
of
Inches. Inertia.
Section
Radius
of
Modu- Gyra-
Bend-
Moment
ing
of
Factor. Inertia.
lus.
tion.
I'
Section Radius
of
Modu-
Bend-
tion.
ing
Factor.
S'
r'
k'
lus.
Gyra-
1.025
32.0
9.17
105.7
26.9
3.40
.342
35.8
8.9
1.98
35.0
10.17
121.5
30.4
3.46
.335
41.1
10.3
2.01
.990
2.03
.979
39.5
11.50
139.5
34.3
3.48
.335
47.2
11.7
44.0
12.83
158.3
38.4
3.51
.334
53.4
13.2
2.04
.971
14.7
2.05
.963
48.5
14.18
177.7
42.4
3.54
,334
59.8
53.0
15.53
197.8
46.5
3.57
.334
66.3
16.3
2.07
.956
58.0
16.90 218.6
50.7
3.60
.333
73.1
17.8
2.08
.948
62.5
18.27 240.2
54.9
3.63
.333
80.0
19.4
2.09
.941
67.5
19.66 ?/>2.5
59.2
3.65
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87.1
21.0
2.11
.934
72.0
21.05 285.6
63.5
3.68
.332
94.4
22.7
2.12
.928
77.0
22.46 309.5
67.8
3.71
.331
101.9
24.4
2.13
.921
81.5
23.78 333.5
72.1
3.75
.330
109.2
26.0
2.14
.914
86.0
25.20 359.0
76.6
3.77
.329
117.1
27.8
2.16
.907
91.0
26.64 385.3
81.1
3.80
.328
125.1
29.6
2.17
.902
*
26

BETHLEHEM COLUMNS.
14" AND 12"
SUPPLEMENTARY SECTIONS.
4
w(
if
v!
Weight
Dimensions, in Inches.
Section
Number.
Section,
Lbs.
Nom-
Nom-
inal
inal
Foot.
43.0
'A
r's
n'i
48.0
53.5
13^
13H
i^H
58.5
13^4
55.0
13H
13^
13^
13K
61.5
67.5
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8.00
.31
8.04
.35
.491
.567
15t\
.553
.630
15
15}E
16
8.08
.39
.616
.692
8.12
.43
.678
.755
10.00
.35
.533
.630
10.04
.39
.596
.692
.658
.755
.47
.721
.817
Vs
12.00
.39
.576
.692
n
H
12.04
.43
.639
.755
83.0
13^
13^
13K
12.08
.47
.701
.817
90.0
14
fj
12.12
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.764
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40.5
nVi
.31
.481
.558
14
UH
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8.00
45.5
8.04
.35
.543
.620
143^
8.08
.39
.606
.683
UH
H
A
8.12
.43
.668
.745
UVs
10.00
.35
.524
.620
15A
10.04
.39
.586
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15i^
15A
15H
iiK
iiK
52.5
115^
64.0
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nu H
10.08
.43
.649
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70.0
12
10.12
.47
.711
.808
58.0
11
.43
55.0
11
llA
iiA
17tV iiA
17A llA
16
10.12
50.5
11
1611
10.08
76.0
H HA
H-
69.0
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73.5
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183^ ilA
18M liA
18^8 llA
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9A
9A
9A
9^
9A
9A
9A
9i^
27
BETHLEHEM COLUMNS.
14." AND 12"
Yl
f=
X_
;y
Weipht
Axis XX.
Area
of
Section,
Section,
Moment
Square
F^t.
of
Inches. Inertia.
Axis YY.
Radius
Section
of
Bend-
Modu-
Gyra-
lus.
tion,
ing
Factor.
Moment
of
Radius
Sectior
of
Bend-
Modu-
Gyra-
lus.
tion.
ing
Factor.
Inertia.
Inches.
Inches,
I'
S'
p'
k'
5.69
.207
43.6
10.9
1.88
1.127
43.0
12.28 397.6
59.5
48.0
13.82 450.9
66.8
5.71
.207
49.7
12.4
1.90
1.118
53.5
15.37 505.6
74.2
5.74
.207
56.0
13.9
1.91
1.110
58.5
16.93 561.6
81.7
5.76
.207
62.4
15.4
1.92
1.102
55.0
15.95 540.4
80.1
5.82
.199
93.1
18.6
2.42
.857
61.5
17.75 606.3
89.0
5.84
.199
104.8
20.9
2.43
.850
67.5
19.55 673.7
98.0
5.87
.200
116.8
23.2
2.44
.844
73.5
21.37 742.7 107.1
5.90
.200
129.0
25.5
2.46
.838
69.0
20.04
704.0 103.3
5.93
.194
174.7
29.1
2.95
.689
76.0
22.09 782.9 113.9
5.95
.194
194.7
32.3
2.97
.683
83.0
24.15 863.6 124.5
5.98
.194
215.0
35.6
2.98
.678
90.0
26.22 946.1 135.2
6.01
.194
235.8
38.9
3.00
.674
40.5
11.55
280.1
48.7
4.92
.237
42.8
10.7
1.92
1.081
45.5
13.02 318.8
54.8
4.95
.237
48.8
12.1
1.94
1.071
50.5
14.49 358.5
61.0
4.97
.237
55.1
13.6
1.95
1.063
55.0
15.98 399.3
67.3
5.00
.238
61.5
15.2
1.96
1.055
52.5
15.11
383.2
65.9
5.04
.229
91.5
18.3
2.46
.826
58.0
16.83 431.3
73.4
5.06
.229
103.2
20.5
2.48
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64.0
18.56 480.6
80.9
5.09
.229
115.1
22.8
2.49
.813
70.0
20.30 531.3
88.5
5.12
.229
127.3
25.2
2.50
.807
28

BETHLEHEM COLUMNS.
10,' 8" AND 6"
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i1
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Weight
^ of
Section Section,
Num- Lbs.
ber.
h"^'
H6
Nom-
Nom-
inal
inal
1^
8.00
.28
.408
.486
^
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12K 7Uj
8.03
.31
.471
.548
8.07
.35
.533
.611
12^^
12^
Vs
8.11
.39
.596
.673
7H^
12K 7H
F>t.
33.5
9^
9H
9K
38.0
42.5
47.5
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Dimensions, in Inches.
10
7H|
23.5
7M
Vs
6.50
.25
.351
.413
mi
6H
27.0
6.53
.28
.413
.476
lOH
30.5
7J^
8
'A
6.56
.31
.476
.538
103.8
eVs
GVs
34.5
8H
6.60
.35
.538
.601
103^
6H
20.0
Vh
6.00
.25
.346
.404
23.0
evs
6.02
.27
.409
.466
26.5
en
'A
6.06
.31
.471
.529
30.0
eVs
6.10
.35
.534
.591
33.5
6H
Vs
6.14
.39
.596
.654
37.0
eVs
6.18
.43
.659
.716
40.5
en
H
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6.22
.47
.721
.779
8K 4^
8^ 4^
8H 4^
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4^
9A- 4^
9i^ 4^
29
BETHLEHEM COLUMNS.
AND 6'
8"
10',
Yl
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K.
J?
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Axis
Weight
Section,
Lbs.
of
Section,
Square
Fa>t-
ment Section
of
Inches. Inertia.
XX.
Axis YY.
Radius
Mo-
of
Modu- Gyralus.
tion,
Bend-
Radius
Mo-
ment Section
ing
of
Factor. Inertia.
lus.
Inches.
I'
of
Modu- Gyra-
S'
tion,
Inches.
r'
Bending
Factor.
k'
33.5
9.60
166.2
34.5
4.16
.278
36.6
9.14
1.95
1.050
38.0
10.89
192.0
39.4
4.20
.276
42.4
10.56
1.97
1.031
42.5
12.29
219.4
44.4
4.23
.277
48.5
12.02
1.99
1.022
47.5
13.70 247.6
49.5
4.25
.277
54.8
13.52
2.00
1.013
1.298
23.5
6.72
74.6
19.2
3.33
.349
16.8
5.17
1.58
27.0
7.76
88.2
22.4
3.37
.347
20.0
6.11
1.60
1.270
30.5
8.82
102.3
25.6
3.41
.345
23.2
7.07
1.62
1.248
34.5
9.97
117.4
28.9
3.43
.345
26.6
8.07
1.63
1.236
20.0
5.81
38.7
12.9
2.58
.451
13.0
4.34
1.50
1.340
23.0
6.69
45.9
15.0
2.62
.446
15.4
5.12
1.52
1.305
26.5
7.69
53.9
17.3
2.65
.445
18.1
5.96
1.53
1.290
30.0
8.70
62.4
19.6
2.68
.445
20.8
6.82
1.55
1.277
33.5
9.72
71.2
21.9
2.71
.444
23.6
7.69
1.56
1.264
37.0
10.76
80.4
24.3
2.73
.443
26.6
8.59
1.57
1.251
40.5
11.80
90.1
26.7
2.76
.442
29.6
9.52
1.58
1.240
30

14" H COLUMNS
AND
SPECIAL COMPOUND COLUMNS.
REINFORCED
When columns are required of greater sectional area than

columns, it is necessary to reinforce
the regular sections of
the latter to obtain the desired area. This may be the case
in the columns for the lower stories of a high building.
may
be secured by riveting plates to the

columns. In general this is the
simplest and most economical method of reinforcement.
columns
Dimensions and properties of such reinforced 14"
are given on pages 32 and 33 in the table of Reinforced 14" H
Columns.
Additional area
flanges of the regular
If it is desired to avoid drilling the thick metal of the flanges

of the heavy
columns, for attaching the cover plates, the
Bethlehem 14" Special
Section, H14 b, shown below, may
be used. Dimensions and properties of this special section
are given on the opposite page. This special section is produced by the same rolls and has the same inner contour as
columns on page 18, which can be
the regular series of 14"
This section
spliced to this special section in the usual way.
permits the addition of plates, or other shapes, for increasing
the area to the desired extent, in the manner indicated by
Figs. 1-3 on the opposite page, avoiding the drilling of thick
metal in the flanges. Dimensions and properties of heavy
columns, made of this Bethlehem 14" Special
Section
with cover plates, are given on pages 34 and 35 in the table
of Special Compound Columns.
0.808
HI4b
149.0 Lbs.
31
BETHLEHEM
SPECIAL H SECTION.
14"
V^
1:
.*_
DIMENSIONS.
Weight
Section Section,
Num
ber.
H14b
Nom-
Lbs.
per
Foot.
149.0
inal.
14,^1
]4
14.90
1.41
N
942
20K
11
PROPERTIES.
AXIS XX.
Weight
Area
of
Section
Section,
Number
Lbs.
Mo-
Section Radius
Mo-
ment
Modu-
ment
Modu-
of
Square
of
lus.
of
Gyra-
of
lus.
Gyra-
tion.
Inertia.
tion.
I'
r'
43.52 1368.5 193.8
5.61
468.6
Inches. Inertia.
Foot.
H14b
of
Section,
149.0
Section
629
SUQQESTIONS FOR USING THE BETHLEHEM 14* SPECIAL H SECTION

BUILDING UP COLUMNS OF LARGE SECTIONAL AREA.
Fig.
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
Radius
3.28
IN
32
REINFORCED
14'
H COLUMNS.
:^?i
BETHLEHEM
H COLUMNS
14*
REINFORCED
WITH COVER PLATES.
.i-
r-n
T1
-i
H Column
Weight,
Entire
Selected
Section,
for
Lbs.
p>er Foot.
Reinforcing.
14
254.0 Lbs.
per foot.
14
288.5 Lbs.
per foot.
14
288.5 Lbs.
per foot.
Cover Plates.
Width
294.8
301.6
308.4
315.2
322.0
328.8
335.6
342.4
349.2
356.0
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
360.8
368.0
375.2
382.4
389.7
396.9
404.1
411.3
418.6
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
426.2
433.9
441.5
449.2
456.8
464.5
472.1
479.8
487.4
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
495.1
502.7
Depth
Diagonal
of
Diam-
Dimensions
ness.
Column.
eter.
H Column.
17K
17M
23A
23%
23%
23H
23H
23%
Thick-
17^8
17M
V(%
17H
17%
16_
18
18K
18K
18K
18M
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
IH
\%
lA
l>^
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
lA
20
IH
20%
20%
20%
lA
\H
lA
of
24
24A
24A
24%
24%
24M
25A
25%
25%
25A
25%
25%
25A
26%
26%
26A
26A
26%
26%
26}
26M
27
27%
27A
D=^16%
T-2%
B =14.90
W = 1.41
M =2.183
N
=2.317
33
REINFORCED
1-X"
H COLUMNS.
BETHLEHEM
H COLUMNS
'
REINFORCED
14*
WITH COVER PLATES.
;y
AXIS XX.
Weight, Area,
Entire Entire
Mo-
Section, Section
ment
Lbs.
fSu
Square
of
Inches Inertia
Section Radius
of
Modulus.
Gyra-
AXIS YY.
Bending
Factor
tion.
Moment
of
Inertia
Section Radius
of
Modulus.
I'
S'
6.89
6.93
6.98
7.02
7.06
7.10
7.14
7.18
7.23
7.27
.180
.179
.178
.178
.177
.176
.175
.174
.174
.173
1309.2
1351.8
1394.5
1437.2
1479.8
1522.5
1565.2
1607.8
1650.5
1693.2
163.6
169.01
174.3
179.6
185.0
190.3
195.6
201.0
206.3
211.6
360.8
368.0
375.2
382.4
7.19
7.23
7.27
1738.5
1789.6
1840.8
1892.0
1943.2
.171 1994.3
.171 2045.5
.170 2096.7
.169 2147.9
204.5
210.5
216.6
222.6
228.6
234.6
240.6
246.7
252.7
:i89.7
396.9
404.1
411.3
418.6
426.2
433.9
441.5
449.2
456.8
464.5
472.1
479.8
487.4
495.1
502.7
105.75 5463.7
107.87 5639.4
110.00 5817.6
112.12 5998.2
114.25 6181.2
116.37 6366.8
118.50 6554.8
120.62 6745.3
122.75 6938.3
602.9
618.0
633.2
648.5
663.8
679.1
694.5
710.0
725.6
125.00 7120.8
127.25 7327.9
129.50 7537.7
131.75 7750.2
134.00 7965.5
136.25 8183.5
138.50 8404.3
140.75 8627.9
143.00 8854.3
145.25 9083.6
147.50 9315.7
744.7
761.3
778.1
794.9
811.8
828.7
845.7
862.8
879.9
897.1
914.4
7.31
7.36
7.40
7.44
7.48
7.52
7.55
7.59
7.63
7.67
7.71
7.75
7.79
7.83
7.87
7.91
7.95
.175
.175
.174
.173
.172
Bending
Factor
tion.
294.8 86.43 4104.5 479.4

301.6 88.43 4252.2 493.0
308.4
90.43 4402.1 506.7
315.2 92.43 4554.1 520.5
322.0 94.43 4708.3 534.3
328.8 96.43 4864.8 548.1
335.6 98.43 5023.4 562.1
342.4 100.43 5184.3 576.0
349.2 102.43 5347.4 590.1
356.0 104.43 5512.8 604.1
Gyra-
.168 2320.2 257.8

.167 -^380.9 264.5
.166 2441.7 271.3
.166 2502.4 278.0
.165 2563.2 284.8
.164 2623.9 291.5
.164 2684.7 298.3
.163 2745.4 305.0
.163 2806.2 311.8
.162 2866.9 318.5
.161 2927.7 325.3
k'
3.89
3.91
3.93
3.94
3.96
3.97
3.99
4.00
4.01
4.03
.528
.523
.519
.515
.510
.507
.503
.500
.496
.493
4.06
4.07
4.09
.517
.512
.508
.504
.500
.496
.492
4.11
4.12
4.14
4.15
4.17
4.18
4.31
4.33
4.34
4.36
4.37
4.39
4.40
4.42
4.43
4.44
4.46
.48S)
.486
ASS
.481
.477
.474
.471
.467
.464
.461
.459
.456
.453
34
SPECIAL
BETHLEHEM
14^*
X 149 Lbs.
SPECIAL H SECTION
COMPOUND COLUMNS
r^:^
A
^\
->
/rrrrr
Lbs.
per Foot.
C^fe
Sco
c^S^
e:S^
isl-S
2 CO j5
S:a^
L
49
ma
teso
Z^^^
-"x.y*
a
th
of
lable
al
8-^2
14b
ea
table,
Columni
H
)n
jlates,
in
5c^
(Sec give
mor(
Weight
Section.
e-M
Column,
REINFORCED
WITH
COVER PLATES.
...1
Column
n
1
.w
Cover Plates.
Width.
Thickness.
Depth
of
Column.
Diagonal
Diameter.
285.0
291.8
298.6
305.4
312.2
319.0
325.8
332.6
339.4
346.2
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
VA
lA
16^
16^
23^
23A
23M
23^
351.3
358.5
365.7
373.0
380.2
387.4
394.6
401.9
409.1
416.3
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
IV4
424.4
432.0
439.7
447.3
455.0
462.6
470.3
477.9
485.6
493.2
500.9
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
m
i^
VA
1^
m
IH
m
lu
m
VA
m
l6Vs
17
I7y8
'^7H
n%
IVA
17^
17M
17^
17^
17^
18
18H
ISH
IP.
ISVs
2A
2A
2A
2H
2A
2^
18H
18^
18K
18^
ISH
18K
19
IS
IPs
2
2k
2H
2K
19^
19M
19^
193^
19^
198^
19K
Dimensions
of
14" Special
H Section.
D
UVs
23i:^
233^
23^
23H
23H
23K
24H
24^
T
"A
B
14.90
24ii
24%
24M
2411
W
1.41
1^
25A
25A
25^
M
0.808
26
26^
26A
263^
o
0.942
rv rv
ji
26^
26A
26%
2en
L
lli^
35
SPECIAL
COMPOUND COLUMNS.
BETHLEHEM
14'
rx
REINFORCED
.____.
149 Lbs.
îj^^
J.
SPECIAL H SECTION
COVER PLATES.
;y
Area
of
AXIS YY.
AXIS XX.
M^~
Column Column ment

Lbs.
Square
of
Section
Radius
of
Modu- Gyra-
Bend-
Moment
of
Factor. Inertia.
lus.
tion.
I'
285.0 83.52 3737.6

291.8 85.52 3876.9
298.6 87.52 4018.2
305.4 89.52 4161.7
312.2 91.52 4307.2
319.0 93.52 4454.9
325.8 95.52 4604.8
332.6 97.52 4756.8
339.4 99.52 4911.0
346.2 101.52 5067.5
449.6
462.9
476.2
489.6
503.0
516.5
530.0
543.6
557.3
571.0
6.69
6.73
6.78
6.82
6.86
6.90
6.94
6.98
7.02
7.07
.186
.185
.184
.183
.182
1322.0
1364.6
1407.3
1450.0
1492.6
1535.3
1578.0
1620.6
1663.3
1706.0
103.02 5132.5
105.15 5298.7
107.27 5467.2
109.40 5638.1
111.52 5811.5
113.65 5987.2
115.77 6165.4
117.90 6345.9
409.1 120.02 6529.0
416.3 122.15 6714.5
582.4
597.0
611.7
626.5
641.3
656.1
671.1
686.0
701.1
716.2
7.06
7.10
7.14
7.18
7.22
7.26
7.30
424.4
432.0
439.7
447.3
455.0
462.6
470.3
477.9
733.7
749.8
765.9
782.1
798.3
814.7
Inches. Inertia.
Vool.
351.3
358.5
365.7
373.0
380.2
387.4
394.6
401.9
124.52 6832.6
126.77 7029.0
129.02 7228.1
131.27 7429.8
133.52 7634.2
135.77 7841.3
138.02 8051.1
140.27 8263.6
4a^).6 142.52 8478.9
493.2 144.77 8696.9
500.9 147.02 8917.7
831.1
847.6
864.1
880.7
897.4
7.34
7.38
7.41
7.41
7.45
7.48
7.52
7.56
7.60
7.64
7.68
7.71
7.75
7.79
^81
.180
.179
.179
.178
of
Bend-
tion.
Factor.
S'
r'
k'
Modu- Gyra-
223.7
229.7
235.8
241.8
247.8
253.8
259.8
265.9
2311.0 271.9
2362.2 277.9
2655.6 295.1
2716.4 301.8
2777.1 308.6
2837.9 315.3
2898.6 322.1
2959.4 328.8
3020.1 335.6
3080.9 342.3
3141.6 349.1
.164 3202.4 355.8
.164 3263.1 362.6
.170
.169
.169
.168
.167
.167
.166
.166
.165
ing
165.2 3.98
170.6 3.99
175.9 4.01
181.2 4.02
186.6 4.04
191.9 4.05
197.2 4.06
202.6 4.08
207.9 4.09
213.2 4.10
.177 1901.6
.176 1952.8
.175 2003.9
.175 2055.1
.174 2106.3
.173 2157.5
.173 2208.6
.172 2259.8
.171
.171
Radius
lus.
Section
.505
.501
.498
.494
.491
.487
.484
.481
.479
.476
4.30
.460
.458
.455
.452
.450
.448
.446
.443
4.31
4.32
4.33
4.35
4.36
4.37
4.38
4.39
4.40
.441
.440
4.62
4.63
4.64
4.65
4.66
4.67
4.68
4.69
4.70
4.70
.422
.420
.418
.416
.415
.413
.411
.410
.408
.407
.406
4.71
1
betitlehem: steel com:pany

BETHLEHEM, PA.
STRUCTURAL STEEL SHAPES:
Bethlehem Beams, Girders and

Columns: Standard Beams, Channels and Angles.
SHIPBUILDING SHAPES: Ship Channels and Bulb Angles.
STEEL PLATES: Open Hearth; Bridge, Structural, Ship and Tank
quality.
PIG IRON: Basic, Bessemer, Foundry, Low Phosphorus, Mayari,

Î
o-Manganese, Spiegeleisen.
CASTINGS: Steel and Iron, Brass, Bronze and Manganese.
FORCINGS: Drop, Hammered, Hydraulically Pressed, Solid and
Hollow, Rough, and Finished Machined; Cement Mill, and Ore Crusher
Balls.
RAILS: Standard, Girder, Guard, High Tee, Industrial Splice Bars.

Tie Plates, Bolts, Frogs, Switches, Signals.
SWITCH STANDS: To
Intermediate and
Low
Meet Every Track CondiUon; High,
Stands, Adjustable and non- Adjustable.
MANARD ANVIL-FACE
FROGS: Equipped
with
"Mayari"
Never-Turn Bolts. AH bolts receiving side thrust of wheels are HEATTREATED.

TOOL STEELS: Carbon, High Speed, Drill, Finishing and Special.
STANDARD ALLOY AND SPECIAL STEELS: Chrome Nickel,
Chrome Vanadium, Mayari, Case Hardened,
Special; Treated,
Tempered
and Cold Drawn.
TIN PLATES:
Black, and Timied Plates; Stamping and Enameling
Stock.
SHEETS:
BAR
Black, Blue- Annealed, Galvanized.
IRON: Refined Bar Iron, Double Refined, Chain, Stay Bolt,

Special Stay Bolt and Engine Bolt Iron.
BOLTS: All Kinds, Plain and Galvanized, Machine, Carriage, Lag,
Plow and Patch;
TREATED, Simple Alloy Mayari Steel Frog.
Track and Fitting-Up Bolts.
NUTS: Hot and Cold Pressed. Cold Punched and Forged. All
Sizes, Shapes and Standards. Blank or Tapped, Chamfered, Trimmed and
Reamed Case Hardened. Castle, Semi-Finished and Finished.
RIVETS: Boiler, Bridge. Structural, Ship. Tank and Tap.
SPIKES; Steel and Iron. Standard, Railroad, Screw Railroad Track,
Universal Screw, Boat, Dock and Wharf, Pressed and Rolled.
HEAT
ENGINEERS AND BUILDERS OF SPECIAL MACHINERY.

FORCINGS AND CASTINGS FOR LARGE MARINE ENGINES.
Hydraulic Beam and Gap Shears. Plate Bending Rolls, Intensifiers.

Flanging and Forging Presses.
FURNACE AND FOUNDRY COKE AND COKE BY-PRODUCTS.

Ammonium
Benzol, Crude Naphthalene, Solvent

Naphthas Toluol Tar
Sin-PHATR,
PUMPING ENGINES FOR MUNICIPAL PURPOSES,GAS ENGINES.

Naval and Coast Defense Guns and Mounts, Field Guns and
Howitzers.
Gun
Carriages, Limbers and Caissons, Gun Forgings, Torpedo Air Flasks.

Plate, Projectiles, Fuses, Cartridge Cases, Complete Rounds
of Ammunition.
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Copyright, 1922, Bethlehem Steel Company.

BETHLEHEM STEEL COMPANY.

This catalogue gives dimensions, weiglits and properties

Bethlehem Structural Shapes, revised to date.

in this catalogue are

All Bethlehem Girder Beams shown in this catalogue will

sections include weights of

formity with the established practice adopted by the Association of

numbered throughout the

tables for con-

venience in identification and ordering.

tables of safe loads

tables given in the 1911 Catalogue are correct as printed for

sections that have not been superseded.

Bethlehem Steel Company.

BETHLEHEM STEEL COMPANY

Bethlehem Girder Beams. In general three weights are

The flanges of all giraer

beams have a bevel of

BETHLEHEM STEEL COMPANY

changes have been

list of sizes is the same

All other Bethlehem I

which adds an equal

Four new weights have been

Supplementary Column Sections, which were recently

added, are given in this catalogue.

Bethlehem column sections are increased, as shown in

being^ increased a proportionate

have a slope of 2 per cent.

BETHLEHEM STEEL COMPANY.

Hence, if the bending moment, in inch lbs., is multiplied

All Bethlehem Structural Shapes are of open

Sections are furnished only at catalogue weight. Shapes

BETHLEHEM STEEL COMPANY

WEIGHTS AND DIMENSIONS OF

BETHLEHEM STEEL COMPANY.

WEIGHTS AND DIMENSIONS OF

BETHLE HEM STEEL COMPANY.

WESGHTS AND DIMENSIONS OF

I Beams have a slope of flange of

BETHLEHEM STEEL COMPANY.

WEIQHTS AND DIMENSIONS OF

xcept those marked

wl lich have a slope of 8 J

BETHLEHEM STEEL COMPANY.

BETHLEHEM GIRDER BEAMS.

WSjife load in pounds, uniform y distrih uted, including weight of

M=-M oment of forces,

=A1 lowable Fiber Stress, in lbs per

squ are inch.

BETHLEHEM STEEL COMPANY

BETHLEHEM GIRDER BEAMS.

6,480,000 4,860,000 7,290,0001193,200 628.5

5,302,000 3,976,000 5,965,0001164 800 496.2

4,555,000 3,416.000 5,124,00qi49. 500 432.8

3,937,000 2,953,000 4.429.0001138, 200 383.3