W14x22 Beam Specifications

W14x22 is a rolled structural beam with wide flanges that is used in construction and other applications.

W14x22 Beam Size and Dimensions

The dimensions and specifications of this structural steel beam are below:

Depth13.74 in
Width5 in
Area6.5 in2
Weight22 lb/ft
Web Thickness0.23 in
Flange Thickness0.34 in
Area Moment of Inertia193 in4
Elastic Section Modulus28 in3

W14x22 Profile

W14x22 beam specifications

The depth of W14x22 beams may vary by 1/8” above and below the nominal value.

The flange width may vary by 1/4” above nominal and 3/16” below nominal. Flanges may be out of square by as much as 5/16”.

The distance from the center of the web to the center of the profile may be no greater than 3/16”.

The radii of fillets and toes for W-beams are not specified. Instead, these dimensions are left up to individual manufacturers.

W14x22 Weight

Wide flange beams are designated by their depth x weight. The W14x22 designation indicates that the beam weighs 22 pounds per foot. A 10-foot section of W14x22 would weigh 220 pounds and a 50-foot section of W14x22 would weigh 1,100 pounds.

W14x22 Conversion to Metric

The metric equivalent to W14x22 is W360x32.9. This metric beam has the following specifications:

Depth349 mm
Width127 mm
Area4190 mm2
Weight32.9 kg/m
Web Thickness5.8 mm
Flange Thickness8.5 mm

W14x22 Section Properties

W14x22 Area Moment of Inertia

The area moment of inertia (or second moment area) for a W14x22 beam about the x-axis (perpendicular to the flange) can be calculated from the equation below:

W14x22 area moment of inertia

The area moment of inertia of the W14x22 profile about the x-axis is approximately 193 in4.

W14x22 Section Modulus

The elastic section modulus for a W14x22 beam about the X-axis is calculated from the following equation:

W14x22 Section Modulus

The elastic section modulus for the W14x22 profile about the X-axis is approximately 28 in3.

W14x22 Properties

The properties of W14x22 beams are specified by ASTM A6 “Standard Specifications for Rolled Structural Steel Bars, Plates, Shapes and Sheet Piling”

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