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I - shaped steel has a relatively high moment of inertia in both principal axis directions. This enables it to maintain good stability when subjected to lateral forces (such as wind load, seismic force, etc.). Compared with other shapes of section steel, I - shaped steel is less prone to lateral bending or torsion under compression. In high - rise steel - structured buildings, the I - shaped steel used as columns can, while bearing huge vertical pressure, resist the horizontal external forces, ensuring the overall safety and stability of the building.
The surface of hot - rolled I - shaped steel is relatively flat, which is conducive to connecting with other components. It can be combined with steel beams, steel columns, bracing members, etc. through methods such as welding and bolt connection to form a stable structural system. Moreover, due to its regular I - shaped form, the stress at the connection nodes can be ensured to be uniform during the connection process, enabling the smooth transfer and dispersion of force within the structure, thereby improving the reliability of the entire structure.
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