The double slope roof prefab workshop building tailored by Yirong Steel frame structure manufacturer for Congolese customers adopts innovative steel frame structure design, with efficiency, stability and adaptability as the core, to create a column free large-span industrial space. The workshop has a total construction area of 800 square meters and is mainly composed of high-strength hot-dip galvanized steel beams and modular components. The double slope roof design combines a 45 ° tilt angle to optimize natural drainage and lighting. At the same time, the internal columns are eliminated through a truss structure, forming a 100% column free workspace, fully meeting the efficient layout needs of warehousing, production, and logistics.
Technical highlights:
Column free steel frame: adopts a combination system of cross truss and primary and secondary beams, with a span of up to 30 meters. The roof load meets the wind pressure resistance requirements of African tropical climate (≥ 300km/h) and the load-bearing requirements of heavy equipment (5 tons/m ²).
Modular assembly: All components are prefabricated in the factory into standardized units for 3D model verification, which only require bolt fixation on site. The construction period is shortened by 60% compared to traditional methods, significantly reducing the impact of the humid and hot environment in Congo on the project schedule.
Climate adaptability: Double protection of hot-dip galvanized steel and anti-corrosion coating to resist corrosion during rainy season; The double-layer color steel plate with rock wool insulation layer on the roof balances the temperature difference between day and night (-5 ℃ to 45 ℃), extending the service life of the building.
Application value:
This design not only solves the construction difficulties in areas with limited infrastructure resources in Congo, but also practices the concept of sustainable development with a 95% material reuse rate, providing a cost-effective and highly flexible warehousing solution for local industrial upgrading.
