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Intelligent Equipment Steel Structure Plant
Intelligent Equipment Steel Structure Plant
Intelligent Equipment Steel Structure Plant
Intelligent Equipment Steel Structure Plant
Intelligent Equipment Steel Structure Plant
Intelligent Equipment Steel Structure Plant
Intelligent Equipment Steel Structure Plant
Intelligent Equipment Steel Structure Plant
Intelligent Equipment Steel Structure Plant
Intelligent Equipment Steel Structure Plant

Intelligent Equipment Steel Structure Plant

  • Project Name: Intelligent Equipment Steel Structure Plant for Yifu Jia
  • Location: Luoyang, Henan, China
  • Steel Structure Area: 14,792.2 m²
  • Plant Dimensions: Total Width 52.2 m × Total Length 243.8 m
  • Total Steel Consumption: Approx. 874 tons
  • Construction Year: 2025
Product Details

Project Overview

The new factory project of Yifu Jia Intelligent Equipment Co., Ltd. is designed to create a modern production base integrating high-end equipment manufacturing, intelligent assembly lines, and technical R&D. The plant adopts a large-span single-story portal steel frame structure, optimized based on functional zoning for flexibility in equipment hoisting, production line layout, and operational maintenance.

The structure uses all-steel components, primarily welded H-beams, with high-performance insulated sandwich panels for the roof and walls to enhance energy efficiency.

Steel Component Breakdown

  • Welded H-beam main structure: approx. 680 tons

  • Purlin system (C/Z sections): approx. 82 tons

  • Square tube purlins (for local openings and auxiliary structures): approx. 39.4 tons

  • Secondary components (bracing, tie rods, etc.): approx. 62.2 tons

  • Steel staircase system: approx. 11.3 tons


Project Highlights

  • Efficient Production Layout: Scientific layout with excellent ventilation, lighting, and flexible process adaptability, ideal for intelligent equipment manufacturing.

  • Structural Strength: Main components use Q355B welded H-beams, ensuring seismic and wind resistance for long-term stability.

  • Fast Construction: Standardized prefabrication and modular installation significantly shorten construction time, enabling on-time delivery.

  • Green & Energy-Saving: Eco-friendly insulated panels improve thermal performance, meeting green building standards.

About Us

Henan Sanjian Meichen Construction Technology Co., Ltd. is a leading provider of steel structure solutions in China, offering integrated services covering design, manufacturing, transportation, and installation. With an annual capacity of over 50,000 tons and national Class I qualifications, we serve a wide range of industrial, logistics, commercial, and public infrastructure projects.

Looking for a high-standard, functional, and reliable steel structure plant?

We deliver professional, customized, and efficient turnkey solutions.

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