Structural Steel Frame Anatomy and Process

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such a clear video. I am looking forward of checking other steel related videos from your site, thanks

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Great vid! Good reference for someone starting a home project.

[@lathjr1517]

It always amazes me how tiny some of the gusset's are on some of the larger main frames.

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I know this question probably needs a long answer but I’ll ask anyway. Why do you choose steel frame for som projects and concrete frame for others?

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[@kevinparks3041]

Not a bad video. We don’t use the term “I” beam though. They are called “wide flange shapes” since the shape can be used as a column, beam, or brace. That first picture of the base plate is a poor representation since the anchor bolt projection does not meet AISC requirements. The threads of the bolt must engage all the threads of the nut. These are too short. Lastly - don’t use this video as a means of steel Erection in accordance with OSHA Subpart R. I counted 3 “serious” and citation worthy violations. PPE and fall protection.

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Sir, How can I prevent cracks in non-loading partition walls due to deflected steel structural beams' interaction?

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Can a Boeing 767, made of lightweight hollow fibreglass and aluminum composites, fly through structural steel?

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[@JohnnySack16]

Yes lol, the fuel can heat it enough to make it pliable

[@HaiderAli-ot2gg]

@@JohnnySack16i’m talking about the penetration through the steel

[@JohnnySack16]

@@HaiderAli-ot2gg yes lol. The lightweight hollow fiberglass and aluminum composites that weigh over 200 tons flying through the air at almost 500mph can smash through the light gauge steel curtain wall and the structural I beams. It would be hard to find something to stop that mass moving like that lol.

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@@JohnnySack16incorrect

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[@Orc-icide]

TRUE Steel columns attach w/ anchor bolts TRUE corrugated metal keeps frame in square.

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[@phongnguyen007]

great content, thank for the video.

[@pianobar7801]

Very helpful, thanks for posting.

[@maxfreeland9050]

Fantastic presentation.... so where did they find those dynomite Setting Plates?

[@maradanipraveen882]

Fabricator will supply anchor rods, setting plates everything.... To site

[@anthonylongo1465]

Great video

[@mctooch]

AMAZING

[@stanleyhornbeck1625]

Does anyone know how thick the box columns of the World Trade Center were?

[@apurvapatel9347]

What do you call these engineering drawings which are shown in the videos?

[@Dennis47403]

at 1:13 a adjustable template for anchor bolt placement is shown.. where can you buy those?

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Amazing video, Thank you!

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[@kiranpawar-gh6lu]

Sir.. How to check perpendicularity between c channel and plate.... And Join procedure of plate to I beam ....

[@maradanipraveen882]

Plates will be welded all around to column,but I can't understand your first question

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On point. 👌

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Very good video!

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[@SuperstudentAcademy]

which is stronger steel frames like this or concrete (with steel bars)???

[@CDubs720]

Depends on the size of the individual members that make up the structure.

[@mkmgcok]

@@CDubs720 the armoured concrete - columns and beams - 300-400 Portland cement and wire-linked cemented construction steel rods (2/3”) is the preferable construction system, isn’t it? It’s a little longer. No matter how the building area is small and how they fill the walls between columns and beams, you need a week for every level and at least a month for the basis. E.g. not a large area of 150m2 , say 1 minimalistic (budget) apartment on every level, built in 3 to 5 months, for 5-apartments - building, from scratch (a pit) to roof, ready for exploitation.

[@emmanuelalfonso8943]

How do engineers two distant column is at same level for beam in place perfectly horizontal?

[@maradanipraveen882]

Columns will be levelled first to achieve perfect bottom of base plate elevation, there are several levelling types like using of levelling nut, shim pack method, levelling plate method. Please review these for more information

[@emmanuelalfonso8943]

@@maradanipraveen882 thanks so much

[@maradanipraveen882]

@@emmanuelalfonso8943 welcome. Refer American institute of steel construction code AISC for more information

[@alamjahangir1043]

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[@bryanpearl8405]

4:04 whoa! Major OSHA violation! No fall protection and can't use material to support yourself if it's not secured in place. Same issue at 4:40 Guys at 5:04 should be using a lift or scaffolding.

[@cijoykjose]

Oh yeah, this is good .. btw will this withstand the thermal stress from jet fuel ...

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Nothing stops Jet Fuel. Jet fuel induces immediate structural failure and collapse.

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[@justincharles7498]

The beams and columns in the world trade center flanges ranging from 1in to 3in thickness, and at that approximate time period they didnt use mild steel just yet, they used pig iron big and bulky, the reason why the Industry made the switch to mild steel is because pig iron was hard to cut and shape it wasn't malleable like mild steel that we have today. How do I know This? Because I am a 15 year union Ironworker vet, stay woke safe travels✌

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Thanks for you

[@SpunkyTings]

Where can I get a setting plate like the one displayed?

[@epistte]

Those are typically fabbed up by the beam fabricator.

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