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Introduction to Steel Metal Frame Structures

Steel metal frame structures are a type of construction form that uses steel as the primary load-bearing component. They are widely used in industrial plants, commercial buildings, high-rise residential buildings, and other fields. Their core features include high strength, lightweight, fast construction speed, and excellent seismic performance, making them a mainstream choice in modern architecture.

Key Features:

• High Strength: Steel has excellent tensile and compressive properties, enabling it to withstand significant loads.
• Lightweight: Compared to concrete structures, steel structures are lighter, reducing the pressure on the foundation.
• Flexibility: Steel is easy to process and install, meeting complex design requirements.
• Environmental Friendliness: Steel structures are recyclable, aligning with sustainable development principles.

Key Points of Design Scheme

(1) Structural System Selection

• Frame Structure: Suitable for multi-story buildings such as offices and residential buildings, offering flexible spatial layouts.
• Truss Structure: Ideal for large-span buildings like stadiums and exhibition halls, effectively reducing material usage.
• Space Frame Structure: Suitable for buildings with complex spatial forms, such as airport terminals, offering high aesthetic and functional value.

(2) Material Selection

• Steel Type: Choose high-strength steels like Q235 and Q345 based on load and design requirements.
• Anti-Corrosion Treatment: Apply hot-dip galvanizing or painting to enhance corrosion resistance.
• Fire Protection: Use fireproof coatings or boards to ensure safety in case of fire.

(3) Joint Design

• Rigid Joints: Use welding or high-strength bolts to ensure joint stiffness and strength.
• Flexible Joints: Adopt flexible joint designs in seismic zones to absorb earthquake energy and reduce structural damage.
• Joint Reinforcement: Reinforce critical joints by adding stiffeners or gusset plates.

(4) Construction Plan

• Prefabricated Components: Manufacture components in factories to ensure dimensional and quality accuracy, reducing on-site errors.
• Installation Sequence: Strictly follow design drawings and construction standards to ensure structural integrity.
• Quality Control: Conduct quality inspections on key processes like welding and bolting to ensure construction quality.

(5) Monitoring and Maintenance

• Real-Time Monitoring: Install sensors to monitor stress, deformation, and vibration, promptly identifying potential issues.
• Regular Maintenance: Perform periodic inspections and maintenance, repairing damaged or aging components to ensure long-term safety.

Design Case Example

Project Name: Steel Structure Design for an Industrial Plant
Design Highlights:

• Structural System: Adopt a rigid frame structure to meet large space requirements.
• Material Selection: Use Q345 steel with hot-dip galvanizing for anti-corrosion treatment.
• Joint Design: Employ high-strength bolted connections and reinforce critical joints.
• Construction Plan: Prefabricate components in factories for rapid on-site installation, ensuring construction timelines.
• Monitoring and Maintenance: Install sensors for real-time structural monitoring and develop a regular maintenance plan.

Summary

The design of steel metal frame structures requires comprehensive consideration of structural systems, material selection, joint design, construction plans, and monitoring and maintenance. Through scientific design and strict construction quality control, the safety, durability, and economic efficiency of steel structures can be ensured, meeting the diverse needs of modern architecture.

Additional Information:

• Modern steel structure design often employs BIM (Building Information Modeling) technology for 3D modeling and optimization.
• In green building practices, the environmental benefits and recyclability of steel structures make them a key choice for sustainable development.

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  1	Location (where will be built?)	_____country, area
  2	Size: length*width*height	_____mm*_____mm*_____mm
  3	wind load (max. wind speed)	_____kn/m2, _____km/h, _____m/s
  4	snow load (max. snow height)	_____kn/m2, _____mm
  5	anti-earthquake	_____level
  6	brickwall needed or not	If yes, 1.2m high or 1.5m high
  7	thermal insulation	If yes, EPS, fiberglass wool, rockwool, PU sandwich panels will be suggested; . if not, the metal steel sheets will be ok. The cost of the latter will be much lower than that of the former
  8	door quantity & size	_____units, _____(width)mm*_____(height)mm
  9	window quanity & size	_____units, _____(width)mm*_____(height)mm
  10	crane needed or not	If yes, _____units, max. lifting weight____tons; max. lifting height _____m