StructureCalcsHSS14X10X5/8
Rectangular HSS · AISC Shapes Database v15.0 · United States
HSS14X10X5/8 is a rectangular hollow structural section 356 × 254 mm with a 15.9 mm wall, weighing 138.9 kg/m. The dimensions below are the published AISC Shapes Database v15.0 values; the drawing is generated from them.
Rectangular HSS are cold-formed tubes that AISC tabulates on the design wall thickness (0.93 × nominal) — the note beside the derived table explains what that convention does to the numbers.
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Published dimensions
| Property | Metric | Imperial |
|---|---|---|
| Overall depth, d | 356 mm | 14.00 in |
| Overall width, b | 254 mm | 10.00 in |
| Wall thickness, t | 15.9 mm | 0.625 in |
| Mass per metre | 138.9 kg/m | 93.3 lb/ft |
| Area, A | 16,581 mm² | 25.70 in² |
| Second moment, Ix | 285,950,990 mm⁴ | 687.0 in⁴ |
| Second moment, Iy | 169,406,190 mm⁴ | 407.0 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 HSS14X10X5/8 the computed area agrees with the published value to 0.05% and Ix to 0.07%. 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 | 1,609,384 mm³ |
| Elastic modulus, Sy | 1,335,839 mm³ |
| Plastic modulus, Zx | 1,965,279 mm³ |
| Plastic modulus, Zy | 1,558,629 mm³ |
| Radius of gyration, rx | 131.4 mm |
| Radius of gyration, ry | 101.2 mm |
S is the elastic modulus and Z the plastic modulus, following AISC 360. Australian and British practice reverse the letters.
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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