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Tee 102×152×14 - Section Properties

The Tee 102×152×14 is a structural tee with a mass of 14.1 kg/m, an overall depth of 154.3 mm and width of 101.8 mm. It has a cross-sectional area of 17.9 cm², a second moment of area Iᵧ of 420 cm⁴, a plastic modulus Wₚₗ,ᵧ of 67.5 cm³, tabulated by CivilAxis from BS EN 10365:2017 (SCI P363 Blue Book).

Mass
14.1 kg/m
Depth
154.3 mm
Width
101.8 mm
Area
17.9 cm²
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Tee 102×152×14 section properties to BS EN 10365:2017.

Geometry

Depth of sectionh154.3
Width of sectionb101.8
Web thicknesstw6
Flange thicknesstf8.8
Root fillet radiusr7.6

Mass and area

Mass per metremass14.1
Cross-sectional areaA17.9

Bending about the major axis (y-y)

Area moment of inertia about y-axisIy420
Elastic section modulus about y-axisWel,y37.4
Plastic section modulus about y-axisWpl,y67.5
Radius of gyration about y-axisiy4.84
Elastic section modulus at flange faceWel,y flange100
Elastic section modulus at toeWel,y toe37.4

Bending about the minor axis (z-z)

Area moment of inertia about z-axisIz77.7
Elastic section modulus about z-axisWel,z15.3
Plastic section modulus about z-axisWpl,z24.2
Radius of gyration about z-axisiz2.08

Torsion and warping

Torsion constant (St Venant)It3.69
Warping constantIw25.2

Classification and stability

Flange local-buckling ratiocf/tf4.58
Web local-buckling ratiocw/tw25.7
Buckling parameteru0.673
Torsional indexX18.7
Mono-symmetry indexψ0.756

Detailing dimensions

Centroid distance from back of leg (y)cy4.2

Common questions about Tee 102×152×14

Tee 102×152×14 has a mass of 14.1 kg/m, tabulated to BS EN 10365:2017. A 12 m length therefore weighs about 169 kg, which is the figure to use for a steel take-off or when checking a lift.

Tee 102×152×14 has a depth of 154.3 mm, a width of 101.8 mm, a web thickness of 6 mm, a flange thickness of 8.8 mm, with a cross-sectional area of 17.9 cm². These are the nominal dimensions from BS EN 10365:2017; rolling tolerances apply to the delivered section.

The plastic section modulus about the major axis, Wpl,y, is 67.5 cm³, and the elastic modulus Wel,y is 37.4 cm³. Wpl,y is what sets the moment capacity of a Class 1 or 2 section: M_pl,Rd = Wpl,y x f_y / gamma_M0, so at S355 with gamma_M0 = 1.0 this section reaches about 24 kNm before any stability check.

The second moment of area about the major axis, Iy, is 420 cm⁴, and about the minor axis Iz is 77.7 cm⁴. Iy is the value deflection depends on - for a simply supported beam under a uniform load, the midspan deflection is 5wL⁴/384EIy - so on spans where a deflection limit governs rather than strength, this is the number that decides the section.

Its local-buckling ratios are cf/tf = 4.58 for the flange and cw/tw = 25.7 for the web. EN 1993-1-1 Table 5.2 compares these against limits scaled by epsilon = sqrt(235/f_y), so the class depends on the steel grade as well as the geometry - the same section can be Class 1 in S275 and Class 3 in S355. Use the Capacity tab on this page for the classification at a specific grade.

iy is 4.84 cm about the major axis and iz is 2.08 cm about the minor axis. Column buckling is governed by the SMALLER value: the slenderness is lambda = L_cr / i, so with iz = 2.08 cm a 0.2 m effective length already gives lambda = 100. Minor-axis buckling almost always controls unless the weak axis is restrained.

The St Venant torsion constant It is 3.69 cm⁴, and the warping constant Iw is 25.2 dm⁶. Open sections carry torsion mainly by warping rather than uniform torsion, which is why Iw appears in the lateral-torsional buckling resistance - both values feed M_b,Rd.

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