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ERTEK BUILDING SYSTEM
RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY ON CONSTRUCTION

PRESENTATION AND PROPAGATION OF BUILDING TECHNOLOGY

 

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What is the ERTEK system

  • The construction method in a glance
  • The ERTEK building system in a glance

Description of the attributes of the structural skeleton

  • Technical features
  • Elements of the structural skeleton
  • Reduced weight and anti-earthquake behavior

Economy of construction

  • Production of the structural skeleton
  • The utility of the structural skeleton as infrastructure for the completion of the construction
  • Consequences of the reduced time of production on the economy of the construction

Example case study of the ERTEK system

  • Production cost
  • Duration of the production process

Downloads

  • Time and cost schedule of a building project
  • 3D model of the structural skeleton
  • Visualization of the structural elements

 

Description of the attributes of the structural skeleton

    Technical features

    Elements of the structural skeleton

column

    Figure 1

        The Column (Figure 1)has a 42X17cm non-regular hexagonal cross-section, while consists of reinforced concrete; it has special channels that accommodate the routing of both HVAC and telephone cabling. Elements of the column's armature (tie rods) end to sockets where the jointsof either a pre-slabs or a foundation unit can be screwed. The column's non-regular hexagonal cross-section allows combination of single columns, which results in composite ones at the points where joints of different pre-slabs or foundation units. contact. Composite columns include void spaces that accommodate vertical routing of pipework (Figure 2). A typical 2.75m high column weights 400kg.

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    Figure 2