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What is a shear key in steel structures?

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 In steel structure engineering , the column base connection serves as the pivotal interface linking the superstructure to the concrete foundation below. It must safely and reliably transmit various loads from the upper structure: vertical pressure , uplift forces , bending moments , and horizontal shear forces . When horizontal shear forces become substantial, the friction alone between the column base plate and the concrete foundation surface proves insufficient to resist them. At this juncture, a critical small component becomes indispensable—the shear key . Shear keys, as the name suggests, are structural steel connection components specifically designed to resist and transmit horizontal shear forces. Essentially, they are short steel members. Installation location: Typically welded or anchored to the base plate of a steel column (or other load-bearing components such as equipment supports ), with its lower end embedded in the concrete foundation or concrete structure cast ...

Advantages of steel structure in terms of cost

 Advantages of steel structure in terms of cost

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The materials used in the steel structure can be rolled into various profiles by specialized metal structure factories, which are easy to process and produce, and have high accuracy and precision. The finished components can be transported to the site for assembly and connected by welding or bolts. Because the components are light, it is easy to install, the degree of construction mechanization is high, and the construction period is short, which creates conditions for reducing the cost and exerting the economic benefits of investment. In addition, it is relatively easy to rebuild and strengthen the steel structure that has been built, and the structure connected by bolts can also be demolished as needed, and the reuse rate is high.

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