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Article | REF: C2645 V1

Building floors in steel and composite construction

Author: Daniel BITAR

Publication date: November 10, 2003

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1. Floors

1.1 Frames. Loads

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1.1.1 Frames

Before presenting the various solutions currently used in multi-storey floors in steel construction, it is important to emphasize the notion of grid. It is not the intention here to present the various architectural possibilities in terms of column layout: buildings without intermediate columns, buildings with two rows of columns, etc. It is only a question of relating the choice of a solution to its scope. It is simply a question of relating the choice of a solution to an economic span...

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