Why is the distance between columns in the framework of chemical plant buildings generally around 6 meters?
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=========== Why is the distance between columns in the framework of chemical plant buildings generally around 6 meters? ===========
The column length should be determined based on the manufacturing process; 6m is the most commonly used, while 7.5m, 8m, and 9m are also quite common
It’s relatively cost-effective; the key factor is the process requirements
Reply to 2# hejoys: Are there any standards I can refer to?
We are currently discussing this issue, and by the way, what is the typical height of each floor in a factory building? 、? I’ve seen some cases where both the column spacing and elevation are 6 meters. Is this based on experience, or are there any specific requirements?
Reply to 5# lsl343952854: Buildings (both residential houses and factories) are constructed to meet certain functional requirements. The span of factory buildings and the height of each floor need to be determined based on the intended use, while also taking into account the experience gained from previous projects (that is, meeting the requirements of various professional standards and regulations). Specific issues need to be analyzed on a case-by-case basis; each project is different. Factories with similar functional requirements, when built in different locations, will have to meet different conditions. For example, from a structural engineering perspective, there are significant differences between factories built in areas with an earthquake resistance rating of 8 degrees and those built in areas with a rating of 6 degrees.