BLOG -16- STEEL ERECTION AND HYBRID CONSTRUCTION
STEEL ERECTION:
The erection of structural steelwork consists of the assembly of steel components into a frame on site. The processes involve lifting and placing components into position, then connecting them together. Generally this is achieved through bolting but sometimes site welding is used.
It is assembled on site, because of their size, and this operation often requires a second (usually truck mounted) crane. Set-up, and similarly dismantling, is therefore expensive. They also have a relatively slow lifting rate, which means they are only used when site conditions preclude an alternative.
ERECTION TECHNIQUES:
• MOBILE CRANE
• TOWER CRANE
MOBILE CRANE :
Mobile Elevating Work Platforms) are predominantly used for the erection of structural steelwork for buildings and bridges
although other techniques are sometimes used for steel bridge construction.
TOWER CRANE :
It is assembled on site, because of their size, and this operation often requires a second (usually truck mounted) crane. Set-up, and similarly dismantling, is therefore expensive. They also have a relatively slow lifting rate, which means they are only used when site conditions preclude an alternative.
ERECTION ISSUES:
MATERIALS :
• Carrying Heavy tools
• Handling Heavy suspended loads
TOOLS:
• Many Tools req for connection
• Use of fall protection Requirement
DESIGN:
• Working with structural elements having irregualar shapes
• Unstable loads when rigging
PROCESS:
• Walking on narrow surfaces
• Walkjng on irregualr surfaces
• Moving at high elevations
• Interaction with moving equipment
HYBRID CONSTRUCTION:
Hybrid buildings are becoming increasingly common because they make use of materials which are renewable, more eco-conscious materials, and because they’re often erected more quickly than buildings that exclusively rely on structural steel.
It seems like an improved version of mixed use building to solve problems related to mixed use such as land scarcity.
DESIGN TECHNQUE:
• Hybrid building system construction is a building technique that uses both modular and prefabricated elements.
• This includes the high productivity involved in the construction of modules and the ease of transportation offered in a prefabricated or flat pack build, when transporting convenient sized panels to a range of sites.
ADVANTAGES OF HYBRID BUILDINGS:
Hybrid buildings offer optimal advantages for those reaching out for high quality and cost competitiveness, along with an ideal environmental life cycle assessment.
Hartshorne Plunkard Architecture with DLR Group T3 West Midtown, in Atlanta
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REFERENCE :
https://www.steelconstruction.info/Construction
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