Glossary » Beams » Simply Supported » Uniformly Distributed Load » Single Span » Wide Flange Steel I Beam » W10 × 39
For a simply supported beam in a single span, the maximum displacement

and the maximum normal stress

occur at the center of the beam.
The tabulated data listed in this page are calculated based on the area moment of inertia (
Ixx = 209 in
4) for the
W10 × 39 Wide Flange Steel I Beam and the typical Young's modulus (
E = 3.046 × 10
7 psi) of steels. Note that the typical yielding stress

of steels can range from 1.015 × 10
4 to 2.970 × 10
5 psi. The purpose of this page is to give a rough estimation of the load-bearing capacity of this particular beam, rather than a guideline for designing actual building structures. Please check your local building codes for regulatory requirements.
Note: The weight of the beam itself is not included in the calculation.
Glossary » Beams » Simply Supported » Uniformly Distributed Load » Single Span » Wide Flange Steel I Beam » W14 × 665
For a simply supported beam in a single span, the maximum displacement

and the maximum normal stress

occur at the center of the beam.
The tabulated data listed in this page are calculated based on the area moment of inertia (
Ixx = 12400 in
4) for the
W14 × 665 Wide Flange Steel I Beam and the typical Young's modulus (
E = 3.046 × 10
7 psi) of steels. Note that the typical yielding stress

of steels can range from 1.015 × 10
4 to 2.970 × 10
5 psi. The purpose of this page is to give a rough estimation of the load-bearing capacity of this particular beam, rather than a guideline for designing actual building structures. Please check your local building codes for regulatory requirements.
Note: The weight of the beam itself is not included in the calculation.
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