In the last blog in Sydney metro project , we discussed about the design issue regarding angle weld.
Here we are going to discuss about the member placement issue.
The design specified two PFCs on both sides of a column.Column was surrounded by fireproofing sheets. However, the PFC flanges clashed with the fireproofing sheets, making installation difficult. Additionally, the bolts connecting the PFCs would interfere with the fireproofing.
To resolve this, TEK1 planned a simple yet effective adjustment—changing the orientation of the PFCs. This allowed for seamless fireproofing installation without compromising the structural integrity.
If we have followed the design , then the erection team will have difficulties to provide the fireproofing sheets.By identifying and addressing potential clashes early in the detailing process, TEK1 saved significant time and costs for the client, ensuring a smooth execution on-site.
Stay with TEK1 for more updates on steel detailing challenges and solutions in our upcoming blogs.
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