Article | REF: C2690 V1

Steel structures - Pathology of steel structures

Author: Jacques MAYÈRE

Publication date: November 10, 1992

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7. Assembly errors

7.1 Abnormal efforts

  • Unexpected clashes

    The often ill-considered choice of pre-assembled structural parts generally leads to local deformations of bars that are dangerous in terms of buckling if they are compressed when the structure is loaded.

  • Misplaced props or supports

    These include, for example, the supports of triangulated beams between two nodes, which can introduce damaging local moments.

  • Uncontrolled storage

    Bulk storage on the building site of frameworks waiting to be lifted is strictly forbidden, as it can lead to permanent deformation of the parts and untimely...

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