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    Steel comes in several cross-sectional shapes for use in construction such as wide flanges, channels, angles, tees, zees, and rounds. Wide flanges and channels are commonly used as beams and girders due to their ability to resist bending forces well. Angles are often used for bracing, connecting, and stiffening members.

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    Steel comes in several cross-sectional shapes for use in construction such as wide flanges, channels, angles, tees, zees, and rounds. Wide flanges and channels are commonly used as beams and girders due to their ability to resist bending forces well. Angles are often used for bracing, connecting, and stiffening members.

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    Detailing_CH01 6/2/09 8:07 AM Page 3

    INTRODUCTION

    Figure 1-1. Typical cross-sections of raw steel material.

    Detailing for Steel Construction • 1-3

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