-This is a sketch of the base and knee joint of a Steel Portal Frame
-I've labeled all the basic elements
Monday, March 10, 2008
FACTORY IN DANDENONG (George Archer Metals)
- UB Steel Column - Dyno Bolted to PCP wall
- Rigid connection - Steel rafter factory welded to steel plate and then bolted to UB column - Steel fly bracing between steel rafter and purlins
PHOTOS TAKEN FROM A FACTORY (GEORGE ARCHER METALS IN DANDENONG)
- Basic portal frame - Ridge apex - Steel plates factory welded to steel rafters and then bolted together at the ridge - Steel purlins running perpendicular to rafters - At the end of the building there is some steel bracing to help the structure from skewing - Bottom left is some engineered steel cantilevers coming out of two columns. This is for the crane and needs to be strong.