What components does a typical prefabricated steel building contain?
Any project has basic structural parameters for convenience in construction and installation. The same goes for pre-engineered steel building structures. These basic parameters help make construction measurements most accurate.
Learn about the structure of prefabricated steel buildings. The answers to the following questions will help us know what the structure of pre-engineered steel buildings is like?
What components does a typical pre-engineered steel building structure include?
According to construction reality, we can represent the appearance of a typical pre-engineered steel building consisting of the following 3 components:
One is the main frames including columns and trusses. These are “I” section composite structures.
Two are purlins, wall top struts and wall beams. These components are made from “Z” and “C” cold-formed mild steel bars or hollow web beams.
Third are steel panels formed by vid rolling, such as roof and wall panels.
How are the basic parameters in pre-engineered steel buildings calculated?
Any project has basic parameters for convenience in construction and installation. The same goes for pre-engineered steel building structures. These basic parameters help measure the project most accurately.
*/ House width and length: House width and length are usually calculated from the outside edge of the wall to the outside edge of the wall. These sizes are subject to customer requests, without limitation.
*/ House height: The height of the house depends on the customer's request. The height of the house is calculated from the base of the column to the roof edge, the intersection between the roof and wall panels.
*/ Roof slope: usually taken = 15%
*/ Column step: Is the distance between columns along the house's vertical direction, determined based on the length of the house and the purpose of use in the house.
*/ tonnage: calculated from the following types of loads: self weight, roof live load, wind load, crane load, floor load, usage load.
