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The maximum span of a steel structure workshop can be determined by a variety of factors, including design standards, loading requirements, structural form and material strength. Generally speaking, the maximum span of a steel structure workshop without intermediate columns can reach tens of meters or even larger.
Carports consist of posts and roofs. The columns are mostly made of metal alloy, such as steel, aluminum, etc., which is light and hard. Steel structure carport can be divided into: color steel tile carport, sunshine plate carport, endurance plate carport.
As a solid and economical form of construction, steel structure factory buildings are widely used in modern industry. The cost per square meter varies according to many factors, including material, design, construction technology, geographic location and so on. Below we will analyze the factors related to the cost per square meter of steel structure factory building in detail.
With the continuous development of the urban process, more and more street crossing facilities are shifting from the construction of underground passages back to the erection of above-ground steel footbridges. The direct reason for this shift is that steel footbridges have the advantages of light weight, strong spanning ability, low impact of construction on environment and traffic, recyclable later and adaptable to architects' diversified shapes.
What are the characteristics of large-span steel structure In the past thirty years, many types of large-span steel structure in foreign countries, Japan, Europe, Canada and other comparatively developed countries and territories have developed rapidly, their spans and operation scales are getting bigger and bigger, the use of new materials and new technology applications are getting more and more common, and the structural forms are getting more and more colorful and varied.
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