Category: Steel Detailing Blog
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A quick study on Chemical anchors
A quick study on Chemical anchors and things to note while modeling members with chemical anchors. Chemical anchoring is a technique for fastening to concrete and similar substrates that provides more flexibility than mechanical anchoring. The chemical or the resins will create a strong bonding between the anchors and the concrete material. When an anchor…
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ROBINSON’S BRIDGE WALKWAY STRUCTURE WITH CLADDING
TEK1 Successfully done this Robinson’s bridge walkway by one time detailing without any hitch
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BURDELL STATE SCHOOL_CAM_BUILDING
We have done steel detailing for the building called CAM inside the burdell school within a short period of time without any issue.
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MT ARTHUR COAL TOWER 24m HEIGHT
TEK1 Successfully done this MT.ARTHUR COAL TOWER by one time detailing without any hitch
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Why Assembly Label cannot be the same in Shop Drawings and Structural Engineer’s document?
Client query: Some of our clients ask us why the Labels for assemblies varies in our shop drawings from the labels mentioned in the Structural Engineer’s documents. This Blog explains why this can’t be done. Comparision with Structural documents: Normally, In Structural Engineer’s documents the same label will be given to the members of same…
