Reinforced truss deck is a new type of prefabricated cast-in-place formwork, primarily using fiber-cement pressure board as the panel, with high-strength galvanized steel mesh in the middle. The back is mainly bonded with pre-buried ribs and reinforced truss welding. Through a series of manufacturing processes, it fully utilizes the interaction between the components to form a prefabricated cast-in-place formwork structure, effectively addressing the drawbacks of traditional floor slabs, such as long processing time, high labor costs, and excessive consumption.
The characteristics of steel truss floor slabs include:
Reinforced truss floor slabs offer high strength, rigidity, and compressive properties.
2. Steel truss floor deck offers quick and convenient installation, reducing construction time by over 70%, thereby saving time on the construction site.
3. The surface of the steel truss floor deck is equipped with grooves, which can enhance the adhesion with concrete, ensuring that there will be no gaps or cracks between the deck and the cast-in-place concrete.
4. Reinforced truss deck has bearing capacity and stability, capable of withstanding the weight of concrete pouring, lateral pressure, and construction loads.
5. The support node density for wooden molds is 30 cm, while the reinforced steel truss floor slabs can reach 60 cm, saving up to 50% on material costs.
Overall, steel truss floor slabs offer numerous advantages and possess significant potential and market prospects. As civil construction evolves, it demands higher requirements for architectural diversity. The flexible plane dimensions of the steel truss floor slabs can accommodate varying room widths, depths, and openings, making them highly functional in construction.
Reinforced steel truss floor slabs are a type of integrated, stable, and continuous formwork that primarily reduces the amount of reinforcement required for concrete and meets assembly rates. They are currently widely used in schools, stations, residential buildings, warehouses, homes, laboratories, and underground parking lots, mainly in areas such as the post-cast strips in basements, foundations, retaining walls, and shear walls where concrete needs to be cast in place.
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