Steel structures are considered highly effective in terms of light weight and high rise structures. They are more earth quake resistant and more long lasting. Steel structures needs more maintenance and care as compared with concrete structures.
051200 – Structural Steel Framing 053100 – Steel Decking Brief Description A structural steel framed building is a good choice for many reasons. Steel is a very strong material with a high strength to weight ratio, and as it is shop fabricated, it lends itself to maintaining tight tolerances. Welcome to The Little Red Book from Builders Beams. Make this your go-to steel, reinforcing and accessories guide! We are committed to delivering our customers a wide range of high-quality, CE. The transformation of steel strip into hollow structural sections (HSS) is the result of operations including forming, welding and sizing. Currently three methods are being used in North America for the manufacture of HSS. These methods, including two ERW methods and an SAW method, are described below.
In advanced countries steel structures are preferred as compared to concrete structures. The availability of steel, types of cross-section required etc. dictates the feasibility of this building material or not.
This book is a must to have book for steel structure designers and engineers. It includes everything from a to z definitions, formulas, worksheets, examples etc. everything one needs in case of steel structure designing.
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Name of the Book
Structural Steel Designer’s Handbook
Editors of the Book
Roger L. Brockenbrough (Editor)
Frederick S. Merritt (Editor)
Edition of the Book
Third Edition
Sections of the Book
Section 1 : Properties of Structural Steels and Effects of Steelmaking and Fabrication
Section 2: Fabrication and Erection
Section 3: General Structural Theory
Section 4: Analysis of Special Structures
Section 5: Connections
Section 6: Building Design Criteria
Section 7: Design of Building Members
Section 8: Floor and Roof Systems
Section 9: Lateral Force Design
Section 10: Cold-Formed Steel Design
Section 11: Design Criteria for Bridges
Section 12: Beam and Girder Bridges
Section 13: Truss Bridges
Section 14: Arch Bridges
Section 15; Cable-Suspended Bridges
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