Light Steel Structure Workshop
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- Loading Port:
- China Main Port
- Payment Terms:
- TT or LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 10000 Square meters m.t.
- Supply Capability:
- 50000 SQUARE METERS/MONTH m.t./month
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Specifications of light steel structure workshop
Project type: UHV alternating-current transformer and electric reactor workshop and equipment steel structure
The steel dosage: 1275MTs
Building area: 12500M2
The unit component weight: 11.4MTs
The span: 24m
1. GB standard material
2. High Structural safety and reliability
3. The production can reach GB/JIS/ISO/ASME standard
Packaging & Delivery of light steel structure 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 light steel structure 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 light steel structure 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 steel structure
Material preparation—cutting—fitting up—welding—component correction—rust removal—paint coating—packing—to storage and transportation (each process has the relevant inspection)
Usage/Applications of steel structure
*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 the reality, structure steel is widely used for high, large, heavy and light construction.
- Q: Can steel structures be designed with rainwater collection systems?
- Yes, steel structures can be designed with rainwater collection systems.
- Q: What are the safety considerations in steel structure construction?
- Safety considerations in steel structure construction include: 1. Structural Stability: Ensuring the steel framework is designed and constructed to withstand loads and forces imposed on it, such as wind, seismic activity, and heavy equipment. Proper bracing and connections are crucial to prevent collapse. 2. Fire Protection: Implementing fire-resistant materials, such as fireproof coatings or fire-rated insulation, to protect the steel structure from heat and prevent the rapid spread of fire. 3. Fall Protection: Providing adequate fall protection systems like guardrails, safety nets, or personal protective equipment (PPE) to prevent workers from falling off elevated surfaces or from heights during construction. 4. Hazardous Material Handling: Properly managing and storing hazardous materials used in steel structure construction, such as welding gases or chemicals, to prevent accidents or exposure to harmful substances. 5. Electrical Safety: Ensuring proper grounding, insulation, and electrical safety measures are in place to prevent electrical hazards during construction, such as electrical shocks or fires. 6. Equipment Safety: Maintaining and inspecting construction equipment regularly to ensure they are in proper working condition, preventing equipment failures or accidents. 7. Material Handling: Employing safe practices for lifting, transporting, and storing steel components to prevent injuries and damage to the structure or nearby workers. 8. Worker Training: Providing comprehensive safety training to workers, including proper use of equipment, handling techniques, and awareness of potential hazards, to promote a safe work environment. Overall, prioritizing safety throughout the steel structure construction process is essential to minimize accidents, injuries, and property damage.
- Q: How do steel structures handle wind uplift forces?
- Steel structures handle wind uplift forces by using various design techniques and components. These include anchor bolts, tie-downs, and specialized connections that secure the structure to its foundation. Additionally, steel structures often have a low center of gravity and streamlined shapes to minimize wind resistance. This combination of design elements ensures that the structure can effectively resist wind uplift forces and maintain stability.
- Q: What are the different types of foundation systems used for steel structures?
- Steel structures can be supported by various foundation systems, each designed to ensure long-term durability and stability. Common types of foundation systems for steel structures include spread footings, strip footings, mat foundations, pile foundations, caisson foundations, and pier foundations. Spread footings involve wider footings that distribute the load over a larger area, making them suitable for smaller structures or areas with high soil bearing capacity. Strip footings, on the other hand, are narrow footings that support the load along a continuous strip. They are commonly used for larger structures or areas with lower soil bearing capacity. Mat foundations, also known as raft foundations, are thick slabs of reinforced concrete that distribute the load over a wide area. They are ideal for heavy or tall structures as they provide significant support and stability. Pile foundations involve driving long columns, called piles, deep into the ground to transfer the load to a more stable soil layer. They are used in areas with weak or unstable soil conditions. Caisson foundations are similar to pile foundations but are larger in diameter. They are constructed by drilling or excavating a cylindrical hole and filling it with concrete or reinforcing it with steel. Caisson foundations are commonly used for tall or heavy structures such as high-rise buildings or bridges. Pier foundations consist of multiple vertical columns or piers that support the load. They are often used in combination with other foundation systems to provide additional support and stability. The choice of foundation system depends on factors such as the size and weight of the structure, soil conditions, and budget. It is important to analyze the site conditions and consult with a structural engineer to determine the most suitable foundation system for a steel structure.
- Q: How are steel agricultural buildings constructed?
- Steel agricultural buildings are typically constructed using a framework of steel columns and beams, which provide the structural support. The steel components are pre-fabricated and then assembled on-site, often using bolted connections. Roof and wall panels made of steel sheets are then installed to enclose the structure. This method ensures durability, versatility, and efficiency in constructing agricultural buildings.
- Q: How do steel structures handle vibration isolation and damping?
- Steel structures can handle vibration isolation and damping by incorporating various techniques such as using vibration isolators, damping materials, and tuned mass dampers. Vibration isolators, such as rubber pads or springs, are installed between the steel structure and the foundation to reduce the transmission of vibrations. Damping materials, like viscoelastic compounds, are applied to steel elements to absorb and dissipate vibration energy. Additionally, tuned mass dampers, which consist of a mass-spring system, are strategically placed in steel structures to counteract vibrations by oscillating in the opposite direction. These methods help minimize the effects of vibrations on steel structures, ensuring their stability and performance.
- Q: How can steel structures be divided into general steel structures, large steel structures and other steel structures?
- For the general structure (such as general plant, Party A has no special requirements), tend to use more saving, anti rust effect is not very high iron red or red lead; but for the steel structure anticorrosive effect of higher requirements (such as bridge or country of some important buildings), have good anti rust effect of fluorocarbon paint, for example paint.
- Q: How are steel structures inspected for quality and safety?
- Steel structures are inspected for quality and safety through a combination of visual examinations, non-destructive testing techniques, and adherence to industry standards and codes. This includes thorough visual inspections to identify any visible defects or irregularities in the steel components. Non-destructive testing methods such as ultrasonic testing, magnetic particle testing, and radiographic testing are also employed to detect hidden defects or weaknesses in the structure. Additionally, quality and safety inspections involve assessing the welding quality, verifying the use of appropriate materials, and ensuring compliance with relevant building codes and regulations.
- Q: How are steel structures used in military and defense installations?
- Steel structures are widely used in military and defense installations due to their exceptional strength, durability, and versatility. These structures play a crucial role in ensuring the security and operational efficiency of military facilities. One of the primary applications of steel structures in military installations is the construction of barracks and housing facilities for troops. Steel offers excellent resistance to extreme weather conditions and provides a safe and comfortable living environment for military personnel. These structures can be easily assembled and disassembled, making them ideal for temporary military bases or rapid deployment situations. Furthermore, steel structures are extensively used in the construction of command centers and military headquarters. These buildings require a high level of security and protection, and steel provides the necessary strength and resistance against various threats, including explosions and ballistic impacts. Steel structures also offer the advantage of large open interior spaces, allowing for efficient command and control operations. Hangars and maintenance facilities for military aircraft are another key application of steel structures. The high strength-to-weight ratio of steel enables the construction of large, clear-span structures capable of accommodating multiple aircraft simultaneously. Additionally, steel structures can be easily modified or expanded to meet changing operational requirements, ensuring the adaptability of these facilities. In terms of defensive installations, steel structures are used to construct bunkers, fortifications, and defensive barriers. These structures provide protection against artillery fire, projectiles, and other potential threats. Steel barriers, such as blast walls or anti-ram barriers, are used to enhance the security and resilience of military installations, preventing unauthorized access or vehicular attacks. Moreover, steel structures are employed in the construction of ammunition storage facilities and armories. These structures are designed to withstand explosions, fire, and other hazards associated with storing military munitions. Steel's fire-resistant properties and ability to withstand high temperatures make it an ideal material for these critical storage facilities. In summary, steel structures are essential components of military and defense installations. They are used in a wide range of applications, including housing facilities, command centers, hangars, defensive installations, and ammunition storage facilities. The strength, durability, and versatility of steel make it the preferred choice for constructing these structures, ensuring the safety, security, and operational effectiveness of military operations.
- Q: How are steel structures designed to accommodate plumbing and HVAC systems?
- Steel structures are designed with specific consideration given to the placement and support of plumbing and HVAC systems. This is achieved through careful coordination between the structural engineer and the mechanical engineer, who work together to ensure that the steel framework can accommodate the necessary pipes, ducts, and equipment. Openings, such as holes or notches, are strategically incorporated into the steel beams or columns to allow for the passage of these systems while maintaining the structural integrity of the building. Additionally, load-bearing capacity and stability of the steel structure are taken into account to ensure the plumbing and HVAC systems can be properly supported without compromising the overall strength and safety of the building.
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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Light Steel Structure Workshop
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- China Main Port
- Payment Terms:
- TT or LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 10000 Square meters m.t.
- Supply Capability:
- 50000 SQUARE METERS/MONTH m.t./month
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OKorder Financial Service
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