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Selection and Application of Structural Steel Materials for Aircraft Maintenance Hangars​

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 Aircraft maintenance hangars , as the core facilities for aircraft inspection and repair operations, must endure long-term exposure to large-span loads, extreme weather conditions, and complex operational environments. Consequently, stringent requirements are imposed on the strength, weather resistance, and stability of the structural steel materials employed. The judicious selection of suitable steel structural materials not only ensures the hangar's safe operation but also reduces construction and maintenance costs. Based on the functional requirements of different structural components within the hangar, commonly used steel structural materials can be categorised into three main types, each playing a critical role in hangar construction. I. Primary Load-Bearing Structure: The Core Material Supporting the Hangar's ‘Skeleton’ The primary load-bearing structure forms the hangar's ‘skeleton’, bearing the hangar's own weight, aircraft parking loads, and external forces s...

What are the requirements when choosing the glass for a dome?

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 The glass of the dome needs to consider a number of aspects of the selection of requirements to ensure that it meets the safety, functionality, aesthetics and energy efficiency of the building. The following is a detailed analysis of the requirements for the selection of glass for domes: dome 1. Safety requirements Strength and Impact Resistance: Dome glass must have high strength and impact resistance to resist external impacts such as wind, rain, snow, hail and possible accidental impact. Tempered and laminated glass are common choices because of their high strength and better load resistance. Blast resistance: For locations that require a high level of security, such as public places or buildings near earthquake zones, glass with blast resistance, such as laminated glass, should be used. Even when impacted by external forces, laminated glass can remain intact, avoiding the scattering of fragments, thus safeguarding the safety of people inside the building. 2.functional require...