Steel angles

The angle steel used in shipbuilding is typically made of high-strength steel alloys that are designed to withstand the harsh marine environment and heavy loads. The angle steel is usually produced in standard sizes and shapes, such as L-shaped and T-shaped profiles, to facilitate easy fabrication and installation on the ship.

Angle steel is commonly used in shipbuilding as a structural component for various applications. Some of the common uses of angle steel in shipbuilding are:

1. Frames and braces: Angle steel is used to construct frames and braces for the ship's hull and superstructure. These frames and braces provide structural support and help to distribute the loads from the ship's engines, equipment, and cargo.
2. Stiffeners: Angle steel is also used as stiffeners to reinforce the ship's hull and deck plates. These stiffeners help to prevent the hull and deck plates from buckling or collapsing under heavy loads.
3. Supports: Angle steel is used as supports for various equipment and machinery on the ship, such as piping, ventilation systems, and electrical conduits.
4. Ladders and platforms: Angle steel is used to construct ladders and platforms for accessing different areas of the ship, such as the deck, engine room, and cargo hold.

Nominal dimension (mm)			Mass/unit length
A×B×t	r1	r2
75×50×6	8	4	5.699
75x50x8	8	4	7.431
100×75×7	10	5	9.32
100×75×8	10	5	10.6
100×75×10	10	7	13
125×75×7	10	5	10.7
125×75×8	10	5	12.2
125×75×10	10	7	14.9
125x80x7	11	5.5	11.066
125x80x8	11	5.5	12.551
125x80x10	11	5.5	15.474
150×90×9	12	6	16.4
150×90×10	12	8.5	18.2
150×90×12	12	8.5	21.5
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