[Richa Industries]

The vertical or gravity load carrying system of a multi-storey steel-framed building comprises a system of vertical columns interconnected by horizontal beams, which supports the floors and roofing. The resistance to lateral loads is provided by diagonal bracing or shear walls or rigid frame action between the beams and columns.

Thus, the components of a typical steel-framed structure are:

Beams
Columns
Floors
Bracing Systems
Connections


Structural Principles

Richa Industries made structures have adequate strength and stiffness to resist the applies loads due to gravity and wind.

The design made by us ensure a coordinated approach including structure, envelope, services and finishes. the principal decisions integration of building services, and external wall construction.

Floor Systems

The principal structural elements of a typical multy-storey building are the floors, beams, columns and foundations. And at Richa we ensure to main a high surveillance of senior engineers.

Framing schematics for a Complete building structure
The most common forms of complete building structure in steel construction are the established composite system and the Slimdek system. Our design team and project engineers strictly follow these norms.

Vertical Bracing Systems
A variety of structural forms can be used to provide lateral stability. the principal systems are shear walls, lattice frames and rigid frames, but more sophisticates systems may be needed for very tall buildings.