A steel structure is a framework built using interconnected steel components designed to support loads and maintain structural integrity. These structures are commonly used in buildings, bridges, and industrial facilities due to steel's high strength-to-weight ratio. Steel structures can be characterized by various shapes and sizes, such as beams, columns, and plates, connected through methods like welding or bolting.
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Key Characteristics and Components:
High Strength-to-Weight Ratio:
Steel provides a strong and durable framework while minimizing the overall weight of the structure.
Versatile Applications:
Steel structures are used in a wide range of applications, including buildings, bridges, industrial facilities, and infrastructure projects.
Load-Bearing Capacity:
Steel components are designed to support and distribute loads, ensuring the stability and safety of the structure.
Common Components:
Steel structures often consist of beams, columns, braces, and other structural elements interconnected to create a robust framework.
Connection Methods:
Welding, bolting, and other joining techniques are used to connect steel members, creating a strong and reliable framework.
| Main parts |
Item name |
Specifications |
Main steel frame
|
Steel column
|
Q355B, alkyd paint Steel beam |
| H-beam |
H-beam Q355B, alkyd paint |
Steel purlin
|
Roof purlin
|
C or Z shape, galvanized steel Q235B
|
Wall purlin
|
C or Z shape, galvanized steel Q235B |
Cladding material |
Roof |
PPGI steel plate or sandwich panel (EPS, fiberglass, rock wool, PU) |
| Wall |
PPGI steel plate or sandwich panel (EPS, fiberglass, rock wool, PU) |
Accessories
|
Bolts
|
Normal, high strength
Downspouts
|
Gutters
|
Galvanized steel or stainless steel
|
Windows
|
Aluminum alloy or PVC material
|
Doors
|
Sliding or rolling doors
|
| PVC pipes |
or metal pipes
|
Edge covers
|
PPGI steel sheet 0.5 mm thickness
|
| Ventilation |
Stainless steel |
Crane
|
5 tons to 20 tons |
Product Advantages
Cost-Effectiveness:
Steel can be more cost-effective than other construction materials, especially for larger spans and complex designs.
Speed of Construction:
Steel structures can be prefabricated and assembled quickly, reducing construction time and labor costs.
Durability and Longevity:
Steel is a durable material with good resistance to corrosion and other environmental factors, ensuring the long-term performance of the structure.
Flexibility in Design:
Steel allows for a wide range of design options, including long spans, curved structures, and complex geometries.
Sustainability:
Steel is a recyclable material, making it a sustainable choice for construction projects.
Types of steel Structures:
Frame Buildings:
Steel frame structures are commonly used for buildings, featuring vertical steel columns, horizontal steel beams, and steel connections.
Truss Structures:
Truss structures are made up of interconnected steel members arranged in a triangular pattern, providing efficient load distribution.
Plate Girder Structures:
Plate girders are large steel beams used to support loads, often found in bridges and other structural applications.
Arch Structures:
Steel arch structures are designed with a curved form to distribute loads efficiently, commonly used in bridges and other structures.
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