What are the characteristics of steel frame lightweight panels?

Steel-framed lightweight panels are a type of floor that integrates fire-resistant, sound-insulating, load-bearing, earthquake-resistant, and explosion-proof characteristics into a lightweight structure. Not only do they possess the long service life and high safety performance of traditional reinforced concrete, but they also meet the various energy-saving and environmentally friendly requirements of modern architecture. Below, let's take a look at the characteristics of steel-framed lightweight panels:

Durability

Typically, the primary materials of steel frame lightweight floor slabs are inorganic materials, offering good durability and strong resistance to aging. They can effectively withstand corrosion from acids, alkalis, and steam, with a general service life of over 50 years.

2. High-intensity

It combines lightweight steel frames with inorganic lightweight core materials, offering the various advantages of high safety typical of traditional reinforced concrete slabs, allowing for design values of additional loads up to 1.5 kN/.

Waterproof

The waterproofing layer on the surface of the steel frame lightweight floor is made of a special waterproof and abrasion-resistant coating. It can also incorporate additional waterproofing methods as needed from other aspects, thereby forming a multi-layer waterproofing system.

Seismic Resistant

Steel frame light-weight floor slabs are also highly advantageous for seismic resistance, requiring rational seismic connection fabrication methods to meet 8-degree seismic intensity requirements and reduce accidental injuries.

Fire-resistant and Insulating

Under standard load conditions, the fire resistance of steel frame lightweight floor panels is typically around 2 hours. However, during various combustion processes, they do not emit toxic gases and do not undergo explosive cracking. They possess excellent fire-resistant properties and meet the various requirements of modern architecture. In fire resistance tests, the panels also exhibit superior insulation properties at 900 degrees Celsius.

6. Bursting of Pressure

The steel frame lightweight floor panel can also serve as an explosion relief roof for buildings. When subjected to various impacts, the core material of the roof panel is shattered, releasing energy instantly without causing secondary injury.

7. Brief Protection

Typically, steel frame lightweight floor slabs do not require any special protection during normal operation, thus the associated costs are relatively low. Should damage be detected, it can be repaired directly on the surface, or the single board can be replaced directly.