Heavy steel Workshop
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- Loading Port:
- Tianjin Port
- Payment Terms:
- TT or LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 10000 sqare meters m.t.
- Supply Capability:
- 50000 Square Meters/Month m.t./month
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Specifications of heavy steel workshop
The project is smelting heavy steel workshop
Maximum crane: 100 tons
Single building area: 30,000 square meters
1. GB standard material
2. High Structural safety and reliability
3. The production can reach GB/JIS/ISO/ASME standard
Packaging & Delivery of heavy steel workshop
1. According to the project design and the component size, usually the main component parts are nude packing and shipped by bulk vessel. And the small parts are packed in box or suitable packages and shipped by containers.
2. This will be communicated and negotiated with buyer according to the design.
Engineering Design Software of heavy steel workshop
Tekla Structure \ AUTO CAD \ PKPM software etc
⊙Complex spatial structure project detailed design
⊙Construct 3D-model and structure analysis. ensure the accuracy of the workshop drawings
⊙Steel structure detail ,project management, automatic Shop Drawing, BOM table automatic generation system.
⊙Control the whole structure design process,we can obtain higher efficiency and better results
Technical support of heavy steel workshop
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Worker |
Rate of frontline workers with certificate on duty reaches 100% |
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Welder |
186 welders got AWS & ASME qualification 124 welders got JIS qualification 56 welders got DNV &BV qualification |
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Technical inspector |
40 inspectors with UT 2 certificate 10 inspectors with RT 2 certificate 12 inspectors with MT 2 certificate 3 inspectors with UT3 certificate |
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Engineer |
21 engineers with senior title 49 engineers with medium title 70 engineers with primary title. 61 First-Class Construction Engineers 182 Second-Class Construction Engineers |
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International certification |
10 engineers with International Welding engineer, 8 engineers with CWI. |
Production Flow of heavy steel workshop
Material preparation—cutting—fitting up—welding—component correction—rust removal—paint coating—packing—to storage and transportation (each process has the relevant inspection)
steel structure cutting machine steel structure (H beam) fitting up machine steel structure welding machine steel structure painting area
Usage/Applications of steel structure/steel frame
*Characters of Structure Steel
1. Steel is characterized by high strength, light weight, good rigidity, strong deformation capacity, so it is suitable for construction of large-span, super high and super-heavy buildings particularly;
2. It with good homogeneous and isotropic, is an ideal elastomer which perfectly fits the application of general engineering;
3. The material has good ductility and toughness, so it can have large deformation and it can well withstand dynamic loads;
4. Steel structure’s construction period is short;
5. Steel structure has high degree of industrialization and can realize-specialized production with high level of mechanization.
*Steel structure application
1. Heavy industrial plants: relatively large span and column spacing; with a heavy duty crane or large-tonnage cranes; or plants with 2 to 3 layers cranes; as well as some high-temperature workshop should adopt steel crane beams, steel components, steel roof, steel columns, etc. up to the whole structure.
2. Large span structure: the greater the span of the structure, the more significant economic benefits will have by reducing the weight of the structure
3. Towering structures and high-rise buildings: the towering structure, including high-voltage transmission line towers, substation structure, radio and television emission towers and masts, etc. These structures are mainly exposed to the wind load. Besides of its light weight and easy installation, structure steel can bring upon with more economic returns by reducing the wind load through its high-strength and smaller member section.
4. Structure under dynamic loads: As steel with good dynamic performance and toughness, so it can be used directly to crane beam bearing a greater or larger span bridge crane
5. Removable and mobile structures: Structure Steel can also apply to movable Exhibition hall and prefabricated house etc by virtue of its light weight, bolt connection, easy installation and uninstallation. In case of construction machinery, it is a must to use structure steel so as to reduce the structural weight.
6. Containers and pipes: the high-pressure pipe and pipeline, gas tank and boiler are all made of steel for the sake of its high strength and leakproofness
7. Light steel structure: light steel structures and portal frame structure combined with single angle or thin-walled structural steel with the advantages of light weight, build fast and steel saving etc., in recent years has been widely used.
8. Other buildings: Transport Corridor, trestle and various pipeline support frame, as well as blast furnaces and boilers frameworks are usually made of steel structure.
All in all, according to thereality, structure steel is widely used for high, large, heavy and light construction.
- Q: What are the factors to consider when designing a steel structure?
- When designing a steel structure, there are several important factors that need to be considered to ensure a successful and efficient design. These factors include: 1. Structural requirements: The first factor to consider is the specific structural requirements of the project. This includes factors such as the intended use of the structure, the expected loads and forces it will need to withstand, and any specific design codes or standards that need to be followed. 2. Site conditions: The site conditions play a crucial role in the design process. Factors such as the location, climate, and geotechnical conditions of the site need to be carefully evaluated. This information helps determine the foundation design, as well as any necessary provisions for wind, earthquake, or other environmental loads. 3. Material selection: Steel is a versatile material that can be tailored to meet specific design requirements. However, the selection of the appropriate steel grade, shape, and size is critical. Factors to consider include the strength, ductility, corrosion resistance, and the cost of the steel. 4. Structural system: Choosing the right structural system is key to achieving an efficient design. Common steel structural systems include beams and columns, trusses, and frames. The choice depends on factors such as the span and height of the structure, the architectural requirements, and the load-bearing capacity needed. 5. Fabrication and erection considerations: The ease and cost-effectiveness of fabrication and erection should also be considered. Factors such as the availability of standard steel sections, ease of connection detailing, and transportation constraints can all have an impact on the overall design. 6. Fire protection: Steel structures need to be adequately protected against fire. The design should consider fire resistance requirements, such as the use of fire-resistant coatings or the incorporation of fire-rated materials. 7. Sustainability: In modern design practices, sustainability is an important factor to consider. This includes evaluating the environmental impact of the structure, the use of recycled or renewable materials, energy efficiency, and the potential for future adaptability or reuse. 8. Cost: Finally, the cost of the steel structure is a significant factor that should not be overlooked. The design should aim to achieve an optimal balance between structural efficiency and cost-effectiveness, considering factors such as material costs, fabrication and erection costs, and maintenance requirements. By carefully considering all of these factors, engineers and designers can create steel structures that are safe, efficient, and cost-effective, meeting the specific needs and requirements of each project.
- Q: Can steel structures be dismantled and relocated?
- Yes, steel structures can be dismantled and relocated. Due to the modular nature of steel construction, these structures can be disassembled and reassembled at a different location with relative ease. This flexibility is one of the key advantages of using steel in construction projects.
- Q: What are the raw materials of steel structure?
- Steel column, steel beam, column bottom plate, steel beam connecting plate, column beam connecting plate and so on, the material of these parts should be decided according to the design requirement.
- Q: What are the factors influencing the choice between steel and concrete structures?
- Several factors influence the choice between steel and concrete structures, including cost, design flexibility, construction speed, durability, and environmental impact. Cost is a primary factor. Steel structures may have a higher initial cost but can provide long-term savings due to durability and ease of maintenance. Concrete structures have a lower initial cost but may require more frequent repairs, increasing their life cycle cost. Design flexibility is crucial. Steel structures offer greater flexibility in shape, span, and height, allowing for innovative designs. Concrete structures can accommodate a range of styles but are less flexible. Construction speed is also important. Steel structures are quicker to erect since they are fabricated off-site and assembled on-site, reducing construction time and cost. Concrete structures require on-site casting and curing, leading to longer construction periods. Durability matters, especially in areas prone to extreme weather or seismic activity. Steel structures are strong and corrosion-resistant, suitable for natural disasters. Concrete structures may require additional reinforcement for the same level of strength. Environmental impact is also a consideration. Steel is highly recyclable, reducing its carbon footprint. Concrete has a higher carbon footprint due to energy-intensive cement production, but advancements are being explored to mitigate this. In conclusion, the choice between steel and concrete structures is influenced by cost, design flexibility, construction speed, durability, and environmental impact. Each material has unique advantages and considerations, and the decision should consider project requirements and constraints.
- Q: How are steel structures used in the construction of hospitality and tourism buildings?
- Steel structures are commonly used in the construction of hospitality and tourism buildings due to their strength, durability, and flexibility. Steel allows for large open spaces and long spans, making it ideal for constructing hotel lobbies, conference halls, and exhibition centers. Additionally, steel's fire-resistant properties provide a safer environment for guests, while its ability to withstand extreme weather conditions makes it suitable for building resorts in coastal areas. Moreover, steel structures can be easily customized and integrated with other materials, allowing architects to create unique and visually appealing designs that enhance the overall guest experience.
- Q: Steel structure workshop column and top beam how to use materials?
- Beam using 20# column using 18# steel I-beam, a total of 8, two to 16 lateral roots, the use of 16#C type steel purlin.
- Q: How are steel structures designed for resisting live loads?
- A systematic approach is taken when designing steel structures to resist live loads. The first step involves determining the loads imposed by human occupancy and use of the structure. This includes considering factors such as the number of people using the structure, their activities, and the expected weight distribution. Once the live loads are determined, appropriate load combinations are selected during the design process. These load combinations consider both the live loads and any other potential loads, such as dead loads, wind loads, seismic loads, and other environmental factors. Engineers then utilize design codes and standards, like the American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) manual, to calculate the required strength and stiffness of the steel members. These calculations take into account the material properties of the steel, including its yield strength and modulus of elasticity, as well as the geometry and cross-sectional properties of the members. Various structural analysis methods, such as the finite element method, are employed to design the steel structure. These methods are used to determine the internal forces and stresses in the members. The forces and stresses are compared against the calculated strength and stiffness requirements to ensure that the structure can safely resist the live loads without experiencing excessive deflections or failure. In addition to strength requirements, the design of steel structures also considers limiting deflections and vibrations caused by live loads. Factors such as serviceability criteria and dynamic response analysis are taken into account to ensure that the structure remains stable and comfortable for its intended use. Overall, the design process for steel structures to resist live loads involves a comprehensive analysis of the loads, selection of appropriate load combinations, calculation of required member strength and stiffness, and consideration of serviceability criteria. By following this process, steel structures can be designed to withstand live loads safely and efficiently.
- Q: What are the different types of steel frame systems used in structures?
- Structures commonly employ various types of steel frame systems, each differing in design, construction method, and application. Presented here are a few of the most prevalent types: 1. The Conventional Steel Frame System, widely utilized and traditional, consists of welded or bolted columns and beams. This system allows for design flexibility and easy modification or expansion. 2. The Light Gauge Steel Frame System, also known as cold-formed steel framing, employs thin steel sections formed into shapes and assembled using screws or rivets. Due to its lightweight nature and ease of construction, it is often employed in residential and low-rise buildings. 3. The Pre-engineered Steel Frame System involves the use of prefabricated steel components manufactured off-site and then assembled on-site. This system is commonly used in industrial and commercial buildings, as it offers rapid construction times and cost efficiency. 4. The Modular Steel Frame System utilizes prefabricated steel modules or sections that are assembled on-site after being manufactured in factories. Suitable for both residential and commercial applications, these modules can be combined to create various building configurations. 5. The Steel Braced Frame System incorporates diagonal braces to resist lateral forces like wind or earthquakes. It provides excellent structural stiffness and stability, making it ideal for high-rise buildings and structures in seismic zones. 6. The Moment Resisting Frame System employs beam-to-column connections designed to resist bending moments. It enhances structural integrity and is commonly used in buildings requiring large open spaces or long spans. 7. The Steel Truss Frame System employs triangular-shaped trusses to support roof or floor loads. Made from steel beams or tubes, trusses provide efficient load-bearing capabilities and are often used in large-span buildings like warehouses or exhibition halls. These examples merely scratch the surface of the various steel frame systems used in structures. Each system offers distinct advantages and is chosen based on factors such as the building's purpose, size, location, and desired architectural design.
- Q: Can steel structures be designed with pedestrian bridges?
- Yes, steel structures can be designed and used for pedestrian bridges. Steel is a popular material choice for constructing pedestrian bridges due to its strength, durability, and versatility. It allows for the creation of lightweight and aesthetic designs while providing the necessary structural support to accommodate pedestrian traffic.
- Q: How do steel structures contribute to the overall architectural expression of a building?
- Steel structures play a crucial role in shaping the overall architectural expression of a building. With their inherent strength and versatility, steel structures allow architects to achieve bold and innovative designs that would be challenging or impossible to realize using other materials. One of the key contributions of steel structures to the architectural expression of a building is their ability to create large, open spaces. The strength-to-weight ratio of steel allows for the construction of long-span roofs and wide-open floor plans, minimizing the need for internal columns or load-bearing walls. This not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of the building but also provides the flexibility to create dynamic and functional spaces. Moreover, steel structures offer a sense of lightness and transparency to a building's design. The slender profiles and minimalistic nature of steel elements allow for the creation of visually striking features such as cantilevers, suspended floors, and large glazed areas. These elements not only establish a strong visual connection between the interior and exterior but also provide a sense of modernity and elegance. Steel structures also contribute to the overall architectural expression through their ability to accommodate complex geometries. Unlike traditional building materials, steel can be easily fabricated into various shapes and forms, enabling architects to explore unconventional designs. This versatility allows for the creation of iconic structures, such as curvilinear facades or intricate structural patterns, which can make a building stand out and become a landmark in its own right. Furthermore, steel structures can enhance the sustainability of a building, which has become an increasingly important aspect of architectural expression. Steel is a highly recyclable material, and its use in construction can contribute to reducing the environmental impact of a building. Additionally, steel structures can support the integration of renewable energy systems, such as solar panels or wind turbines, further enhancing the building's overall expression of sustainability and innovation. In conclusion, steel structures have a significant impact on the overall architectural expression of a building. They enable architects to create spacious, open environments, incorporate light and transparency, explore complex geometries, and contribute to the sustainability of a building. By pushing the boundaries of design possibilities, steel structures help to shape unique and visually striking buildings that leave a lasting impression on both the inhabitants and the surrounding urban landscape.
1. Manufacturer Overview
| Location | SHANDONG,China |
| Year Established | 2008 |
| Annual Output Value | Above US$20 Billion |
| Main Markets | WEST AFRICA,INDIA,JAPAN,AMERICA |
| Company Certifications | ISO9001:2008;ISO14001:2004 |
2. Manufacturer Certificates
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3. Manufacturer Capability
| a) Trade Capacity | |
| Nearest Port | TIANJIN PORT/ QINGDAO PORT |
| Export Percentage | 0.6 |
| No.of Employees in Trade Department | 3400 People |
| Language Spoken: | English；Chinese |
| b) Factory Information | |
| Factory Size: | Above 150,000 square meters |
| No. of Production Lines | Above 10 |
| Contract Manufacturing | OEM Service Offered；Design Service Offered |
| Product Price Range | Average, High |
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Heavy steel Workshop
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- Tianjin Port
- Payment Terms:
- TT or LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 10000 sqare meters m.t.
- Supply Capability:
- 50000 Square Meters/Month m.t./month
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OKorder Financial Service
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