This document specifies dimensions, weights, and sectional areas of hot-rolled steel flats for structural and general engineering purposes according to Indian Standard IS: 1731-1971. It covers flats made from steel conforming to various IS specifications. Flats are designated by their width in mm followed by "ISF" and thickness in mm. The document then provides a table with available width and thickness combinations. It notes that weight is calculated based on steel weighing 7.85 kg/cm3 and flats over 160mm wide normally have round edges.
This document specifies dimensions, weights, and sectional areas of hot-rolled steel flats for structural and general engineering purposes according to Indian Standard IS: 1731-1971. It covers flats made from steel conforming to various IS specifications. Flats are designated by their width in mm followed by "ISF" and thickness in mm. The document then provides a table with available width and thickness combinations. It notes that weight is calculated based on steel weighing 7.85 kg/cm3 and flats over 160mm wide normally have round edges.
This document specifies dimensions, weights, and sectional areas of hot-rolled steel flats for structural and general engineering purposes according to Indian Standard IS: 1731-1971. It covers flats made from steel conforming to various IS specifications. Flats are designated by their width in mm followed by "ISF" and thickness in mm. The document then provides a table with available width and thickness combinations. It notes that weight is calculated based on steel weighing 7.85 kg/cm3 and flats over 160mm wide normally have round edges.
This document specifies dimensions, weights, and sectional areas of hot-rolled steel flats for structural and general engineering purposes according to Indian Standard IS: 1731-1971. It covers flats made from steel conforming to various IS specifications. Flats are designated by their width in mm followed by "ISF" and thickness in mm. The document then provides a table with available width and thickness combinations. It notes that weight is calculated based on steel weighing 7.85 kg/cm3 and flats over 160mm wide normally have round edges.
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Annexure 7 – A.
52 SECTION 7 STEEL WORK EXTRACTS OF DIMENSIONS FOR STEEL FLATS FOR STRUCTURAL AND GENERAL ENGINEERING PURPOSES (First Revision) IS: 1731 – 1971 1. Scope – Specifies dimensions, weights and sectional areas of hot-rolled steel flats for structural and general engineering purposes. This standard is mainly intended to cover flats made from steel conforming to IS: 226 – 1975*, IS: 961 – 1975†, IS: 1977 – 1975‡ and IS: 2062 – 1969*.
2. Designation – Flats designated by width ( in mm ) followed by the letters ISF
* Specification for Structural Steel (standard quality)(fifth revision)
† Specification for Structural steel (high tensile) (second revision) ‡ Specification for Structural steel (ordinary quality) (second revision) * Specification for Structural steel (fusion welding quality) (first revision)
1 Note 1 – Weight shall be calculated on the basis that steels weight 7.85 kgs g/cm 3. For details regarding weight see Table 1 of the standard. Note 2 - Flats above 160 mm in width will normally be supplied in round edges. For detailed information, refer to IS:1731-1971 Dimensions for steel flats for structural and general engineering purposes (first revision)
