Steel Structure Office

 Steel structure house overview

The structural system of the steel structure house is mainly assembled by steel plate, hot-rolled steel or cold-formed thin-walled steel. Compared with the traditional building structure, the steel structure house has many superior characteristics: the steel structure has good ductility and good seismic performance; the structure has light weight and reduces the cost of the basic project; the industrial production level is high and can be reused, in line with the international building standard policy. Steel structure houses are widely used in industrial plants, warehouses, shopping malls, office buildings and residential buildings.

 Plane layout and component design

The column spacing of multi-storey steel houses is generally 6-12m. The frame column is generally a box-shaped section column welded by steel plate. The box frame column is relatively easy to rigidly connect with the frame beam in two directions. However, when the steel frame-support system is used, the frame column can also be welded or hot-rolled H-shaped steel. The frame beam is generally welded H-beam or hot-rolled H-beam. The economic span of H-beam frame beams is 6-12m. The secondary beam is generally a cold-rolled H-section steel with a narrow flange. The spacing of the steel secondary beams is controlled at 2-3.5 m. The frame column is vertically supported. When the column net plane is close to a square, the support may be arranged at the four corners and the middle portion; when the column net is elongated, the lateral direction should be arranged at both ends and the middle portion, and the longitudinal direction should be arranged in the middle of the column net to avoid The temperature limit deformation is arranged at the longitudinal end.

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 Floor design

The floor slab of a steel structure house is generally formed by pouring concrete on a profiled steel plate to form a combined slab and a non-composite floor slab, and a stud connection is used between the profiled steel plate and the steel beam. The composite slab medium-pressure steel plate is not only used as a permanent formwork, but also as a lower part of the concrete slab, the tensile steel bar and the concrete work together to form a composite slab to withstand the floor load; the non-composite slab medium-pressure steel plate is only used as a permanent template. Regardless of working with concrete, it is assumed that a composite floor is not formed, so it is called a non-combined floor.