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Steel Structure Buildings:

Pre-engineered steel buildings are buildings made of steel structures and fabricated and installed according to pre-specified architectural and technical drawings. The process of making finished products (with a combination of inspection and quality control steps) goes through 3 main stages: Design, Fabrication of components and Erection at the site. The entire steel structure can be produced synchronously and then delivered to the construction site in a relatively short time.

The architectural works that often use this type of house include factories, warehouses, galleries, supermarkets, commercial buildings, high-rise buildings, etc.

Steel structure load-bearing:

The frame load-bearing structure is a load-bearing system composed of a horizontal frame and a longitudinal connecting member, and the wall only serves as an enclosure. It is suitable for large spans, high plants, and large crane loads. The load-bearing framework is made of steel plate or hot-rolled steel through cutting and welding.

The horizontal framework of the factory building includes roof beams (or roof truss), columns, and foundations. It bears the loads from skylights, roofs, walls, and other parts, as well as its weight, various loads generated by cranes, and longitudinal wall wind loads. These loads are transmitted to the foundation through the transverse framework through the columns.

The longitudinal connecting components are connected by the roof purlins, wall beams, tie rods, supports, etc. to the horizontal frame to form a single-story industrial building space system. They are mainly to ensure the stability of the transverse framework, bear the tension load, and transmit it to the foundation through the column.

Processing Steps of Prefabricated Steel Structure Buildings:

Planning and Design

Prefabricated steel buildings starts with a detailed planning and design phase. During this stage, the project’s requirements are identified, and the building’s specifications are established. Factors such as size, layout, and intended usage are considered to ensure that the final design meets the client’s needs. The planning phase also includes obtaining necessary permits and approvals, as local regulations may impact the building’s design.

Fabrication in the workshop

Once the design is finalized, the components are manufactured in a factory. The use of advanced technology in the manufacturing process ensures that the components are of  high quality and precisely engineered for quick assembly.

On-Site Assembly

After the prefabricated components are transported to the site, the assembly process begins. Since the parts are pre-engineered, they fit together seamlessly, making the installation process much faster than traditional construction methods. A skilled team of workers assembles the steel frame, attaches the wall panels, and installs the roofing system. Depending on the size and complexity of the building, the assembly process can take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks.

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