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Pre-engineered steel buildings are structural systems built over a concept of primary members, secondary members, roof, and wall sheeting connected to each other. These buildings can include various additions like skylights, wall lights, turbo vents, doors, windows, mezzanine floors, and crane systems based on requirements. They are custom-designed to be lighter in weight and high in strength.
PEB systems are flexible solutions for contractors and owners, offering low cost, high durability, and fast erection.
Stringent QC performs visual and dimensional inspections upon material arrival. Automated machines handle plate processing (punching, drilling, and plasma cutting) based on expert software NC files.
Components are fixed via tack welding before submerged arc or MIG welding. Post-welding, all spatters and slag are removed, and reinforcements are ground smooth.
Surface cleaning reaches Grade SA 2.5 via automated blasting. Painting is performed under strict atmospheric conditions (Humidity < 85%) using airless sprayers for even coating thickness.
| Code Category | Standard / Application |
|---|---|
| Structural Loads | GB50009-2012 |
| Design Code | GB50017-2017 (Steel Structure) |
| Cold Formed Design | GB50018-2002 |
| Welding Specification | JGJ81-2002 |
| Acceptance Quality | GB50205-2001 |
| Component | Specification | Yield Strength |
|---|---|---|
| Built-up Plates | GB/T1591-2008 | 34.5 kN/cm² |
| Hot Rolled Beams | GB/T11263-2010 | 23.5 kN/cm² |
| Galvanized Cold Form | GB/T 2518-2008 | 45.0 kN/cm² |
| Roof/Wall Panels | GB/T12754-2006 | 34.5 kN/cm² |
| High Strength Bolts | GB/T 1228-2006 | Ft = 30.3 kN/cm² |
