How to determine Steel Grade? [BS 5950]

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To determine the steel grade for a section like UB 305x102x25, it's important to note that the section shape does not dictate the steel grade, which can be S275, S355, etc. The steel grade is a separate specification that must be identified independently. To calculate the self-weight of the steel beam, one must model it as a distributed load, which involves multiplying the beam's volume by the steel density. This approach ensures accurate assessment of the beam's self-weight for structural calculations. Understanding these distinctions is crucial for effective steel structure design.
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Hi guys, I'm still new to this steel structure, would like to ask if we know the section e.g UB 305x102x25, how do we determine the steel grade (S275, S355, etc)?

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The beam section is only the shape, the steel grade is separate and not controlled by the section.
 
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Mech_Engineer said:
The beam section is only the shape, the steel grade is separate and not controlled by the section.

Hi, thanks for the reply! I would also like to ask how do I count the selfweight of the steel? Take UB 305x102x25 as example.. so the steel density multiply the area of section? Thanks!
 
You model the beam's self-weight as a distributed load based on the beam volume and density.
 
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