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wide-flange beam

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wide-flange beam [¦wīd ¦flanj ′bēm]
(civil engineering)
H beam
wide-flange beam
wide-flange beam
A structural beam of rolled steel or concrete having a shape whose cross section resembles the letter H; has wider flanges than an I-beam.
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