Bolted steel frame fabrication is when steel fabricators produce finished and painted steel components, which are then shipped to the site and simply bolted in place. This is the preferred method of steel construction, as the bulk of the fabrication can be done in workshops, with the right machinery, lighting, and work conditions. The size of the components are governed by the size of the truck or trailers. Since the only work to be done at site is lifting the steel members into place (with cranes) and bolting, the work at site is tremendously fast. Pre-engineered steel buildings are an example of bolted steel construction that is designed, fabricated, shipped and erected by one company to the owner.

There are several types of standard steel framing system. The common industrial workshop/plant main structural system type is shown in the figure. In fact, the selection and combination of various structural types are possible.

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Standard Framing System

Common Workshop Structrual Type:

Workshop With Single Span
Standard Framing System

MAX PRACTICAL BUILDING WITH W=100m

Standard Framing System

MAX PRACTICAL BUILDING WITH W=60m

Standard Framing System

MAX PRACTICAL BUILDING WITH W=50m

Workshop With Multi Span

Standard Framing System

MAX PRACTICAL BUILDING WITH W=200m

Standard Framing System

MAX PRACTICAL BUILDING WITH W=150m

Standard Framing System

MAX PRACTICAL BUILDING WITH W=150m

Workshop With Crane Type

Standard Framing System

OVER HEAD CRANE

Standard Framing System

SEMI-GANTRY CRANE

Standard Framing System

HANGING CRANE

Support Bracing System

Standard Framing System

X-BRACING

Standard Framing System

POTAL BRACING

Standard Framing System

POTAL BRACING –ANGLE TYPE