The main structural forms of steel structures

The main structural forms of steel structures include portal steel frames, frames, trusses, trusses, arches, suspension cables, thin-walled spaces, etc. These structural forms each have their own advantages and disadvantages, and are suitable for different building needs. For example, portal steel frames are suitable for large-span buildings such as factories and warehouses; The frame structure is suitable for buildings that require greater spatial flexibility, such as shopping malls and office buildings; Trusses and grid structures are commonly used in the construction of large venues and bridges; Arched and suspended structures are suitable for buildings that require heavy loads, such as sports arenas and exhibition halls. ‌

 

 

 

Steel structures are widely used in large factories, venues, high-rise buildings, and bridges due to their light weight and simple construction. However, steel structures are prone to rusting, so regular maintenance work such as rust removal, galvanizing, or coating is required.