Renovation and Design of Industrial Buildings

Upon completion of this training program, you will be able to: 

• Choose the geometry, structural system, and layout that make the most sense. 
• To compute applied loads and load combinations, use the American codes. 
• Applying loads in accordance with ASCE, IBC, and UBC to structural models 
• Examine and design industrial steel and concrete structures in accordance with AISC [ASD / LRFD]. 
• How to look into and evaluate the state of industrial buildings 
• Choose the best remodelling techniques.

A range of tried-and-true adult learning strategies will be employed in this Concrete Structure Designing for Industrial Projects training course to guarantee optimal acquisition, retention, and understanding of the material covered. Every day sessions will involve a lot of interaction and participation; pictures and videos will be utilized as examples.

• Learn which structural systems are commonly employed in buildings intended for industrial usage. 
• Examine the difficulties involved in utilizing different crane technologies in commercial structures. 
• Examine several design examples that show workable solutions for several aspects of the design for both new building and refurbishment. 
• Examine typical concrete, metal building systems, or structural steel foundation types for gable rigid frame buildings. 
• Learn how to construct the foundations of process equipment, which is commonly located in industrial structures. 
• Concrete anchoring and embedding 
• Find out how to make beams and frames more capable of supporting loads.

Participant will comprehend the following: 

• The usual real-world difficulties in industrial building design 
• The blueprint for new building, which includes standard framing methods, crane runway beam designs, and crane support designs 
• Anchoring and embedment, as well as foundations for equipment and building structures 
• Rehabilitating and fortifying industrial structures 
• Wind, seismic retrofit, vertical loads, and foundation strengthening 
• The problems of building enlargement and building envelope restoration

This course is intended for civil engineers and experts involved in building analysis, design, and/or rehabilitation who work in the oil and gas, power, and water treatment industries, as well as industrial companies. 

Though a wide spectrum of professions can benefit from this Course N Carry training course, the following will be especially noted: 

• Engineers by Design 
• Engineer consultants 
• Engineers for Contractors 
• Companies that Provide Engineering Services 
• Engineers in Construction