An H beam, also known as an I-beam or wide flange beam, is a type of structural steel beam with an H-shaped cross-section. It consists of two horizontal flanges and a vertical web that connects the flanges. H beams are commonly used in construction and engineering to provide structural support and load-bearing capabilities in buildings, bridges, and other structures. They are known for their strength, rigidity, and versatility in various construction applications.
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