高層空港鋼構造の建物

The main body of high-rise airport steel structure buildings adopts high-strength and highly ductile steel structure materials, which can easily construct large-span spatial structures. The components of high-rise airport steel structure buildings are processed in factories and then transported to the construction site for assembly and welding, which can significantly shorten the construction period and save labor costs. Steel structure buildings are convenient for later maintenance, renovation and expansion, meeting the increasing passenger throughput and functional expansion needs of airports. They are an ideal building choice in modern airport construction that combines efficiency, safety and flexibility, demonstrating the charm of the deep integration of advanced engineering technology and modern transportation building demands.

Product Features

High strength and light weight: The steel used in high-rise airport steel structure buildings has high strength and low density, resulting in small cross-sections and light weight of components, which is convenient for transportation and installation, and can increase the effective usable area of the building.

Good seismic performance: The high-rise airport steel structure has good toughness, enabling it to withstand dynamic loads and seismic forces well, and has excellent seismic performance.

Fast construction speed: Steel structure components are manufactured in factories and assembled on-site, with a short construction period and less affected by seasons.

High degree of industrialization: Components have high manufacturing precision, are easy to install, and are conducive to the industrialization and standardization of buildings.

Environmentally friendly and energy-saving: Materials from steel structure buildings can be recycled and reused after demolition, meeting the requirements of environmental protection and sustainable development.

Flexible spatial layout: It can achieve large spans and complex spatial designs, meeting the needs of open and column-free spaces such as airport waiting halls.