"beam ends" is correct in written English.
You can use it to describe a beam that has two distinct ends or end points. For example: "The engineer measured the final beam ends to ensure the structure was stable."
In Beam Ends, the first of three books he wrote, Errol Flynn recounted that in his early days, before he started acting, he was a policeman, coconut plantation overseer, seaman, and gold miner.
Three electronic surveys were created to obtain detailed information regarding the treatment of beam ends.
Figure 19b depicts the pushover curve of the model with friction dampers at beam ends (CD_FD).
Closely spaced stirrups are provided at the beam ends near the junction.
The beam ends were designed with standard, RBS, cover-plate, taper flange, and welded haunch respectively.
Energy is dissipated by yielding at beam ends in steel moment resisting frames subjected to earthquakes.
However, the analytical design approach breaks down near both beam ends, reducing the effective sensing zone.
Typically, in SMRFs energy is dissipated by formation of plastic hinges at the beam ends.
Torsional and axial springs are considered at beam ends, allowing various boundary conditions.
Among all the respondents, 77 % indicated that their state either does not coat (or rarely coats) the beam ends.
In one case, a DOT replied that it does not regularly coat beam ends on its infrastructure components.
