COMPOSITE STEEL BUILDINGS
COMPOSITE STEEL BUILDING
Reinforced concrete structures and Composite steel structures follow a similar load transfer method but they differ in several factors like material, construction, load carrying capacity, durability, etc. One of the important difference is that the RCC structures uses concrete and the Composite steel structures employs steel for their construction. Some of the important differences between RC structures and steel structures are explained here.
ADVANTAGES OF
COMPOSITE STEEL BUILDINGS
- Composites have a high strength-to-we
- Composites are durable.
- Composites open up new design options.
- Steel structures are resistance to dynamic loads.
- The steel structures have an appreciable load-carrying capacity.
- Steel structures do not demand heavy foundation.
- Steel structural elements have high tensile strength.
- Steel structures are constructed with high speed.
COMPONENTS & ACCESSORIES
OF COMPOSITE STEEL BUILDINGS
- Foundation Bolts
- Columns
- Primary Beams
- Secondary Beams
- Decking sheets
- Concrete over the deck
- Staircase
- Lift Support Structure
- Railings
- Edge Trims
MAJOR APPLICATIONS OF
COMPOSITE STEEL BUILDINGS
- Commercial Multistory Buildings
- Hospitals
- Office Buildings
- Shopping Centers
- Farm Houses
