hbeam
The H-beam is a type of structural steel beam that is widely recognized for its distinctive 'H' shape. The design of the H-beam includes wider flanges than its I-beam counterpart, which are connected by a vertical web. This unique structure imparts a high strength-to-weight ratio, making it a preferred choice in construction. The H-beam's main functions include providing support for buildings and bridges, offering resistance against bending, and transferring loads over large distances. Technological features of the H-beam include its high tensile strength, superior welding capabilities, and resistance to corrosion. Due to these features, H-beams find extensive applications in the construction of high-rise buildings, industrial facilities, and infrastructure projects.