StructureCalcsHSS10X10X3/4
Square HSS · AISC Shapes Database v15.0 · United States
HSS10X10X3/4 is a square hollow structural section 254 × 254 mm with a 19.1 mm wall, weighing 133.2 kg/m. The dimensions below are the published AISC Shapes Database v15.0 values; the drawing is generated from them.
Square HSS give equal stiffness both ways with flat faces for simple welded connections — a standard column and brace choice in US practice.
Analyse this section, or combine it with plates and other shapes.
Open HSS10X10X3/4 in the Section CalculatorFree, no sign-up, runs in your browser.
Published dimensions
| Property | Metric | Imperial |
|---|---|---|
| Overall depth, d | 254 mm | 10.00 in |
| Overall width, b | 254 mm | 10.00 in |
| Wall thickness, t | 19.1 mm | 0.750 in |
| Mass per metre | 133.2 kg/m | 89.5 lb/ft |
| Area, A | 15,936 mm² | 24.70 in² |
| Second moment, Ix | 144,432,305 mm⁴ | 347.0 in⁴ |
| Second moment, Iy | 144,432,305 mm⁴ | 347.0 in⁴ |
Derived section properties
Integrated from the section's own outline including its outside corner radii, whose arcs are integrated analytically rather than approximated by facets. For HSS10X10X3/4 the computed area agrees with the published value to better than 0.01% and Ix to 0.06%. Where a value is also published, the published one above is the one to quote.
AISC tabulates hollow-section properties on the design wall (tdes = 0.93 tnom, per AISC 360), while the published mass reflects the nominal wall — which is why mass and area here differ by about 7% by convention, on every AISC hollow section.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Elastic modulus, Sx | 1,136,564 mm³ |
| Elastic modulus, Sy | 1,136,564 mm³ |
| Plastic modulus, Zx | 1,386,482 mm³ |
| Plastic modulus, Zy | 1,386,482 mm³ |
| Radius of gyration, rx | 95.2 mm |
| Radius of gyration, ry | 95.2 mm |
S is the elastic modulus and Z the plastic modulus, following AISC 360. Australian and British practice reverse the letters.
Neighbouring sizes
Where these numbers come from
Published AISC Shapes Database v15.0 values. How StructureCalcs verifies its numbers · Understanding steel section properties · Query this section over the API