The Typical Roof Structure Project Based on Trusses Made of Roll-Welded RHS Pipes Development

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Standardization and unification of elements, constructions and design solutions is one of the main ways to reduce the complexity and cost of the construction.Standard designs of truss coatings with a 10% slope for 24, 30, 36 meters spans were developed in this article for different load combinations.Stress calculation and truss elements dimensioning was made with the SCAD Office software complex. Then the relationship between the thickness of the section, span and load was defined, and the limits of various sizes of the accepted bottom chord connecting block.Designed series of truss structures with a 10% slope and 24, 30, 36 meters spans covers a range of line loads from 1,3 t/m to 3.3 t/m. In comparison with the truss structures series Molodechno it has a lower metal consumption by reducing the cross section of the upper chords due to vertical elements adding. Transportation of a 12-meter section falls under the category of oversized transportation.

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