Spherical grid structures are often used in various locations, such as waiting rooms, stadiums, and coal sheds.
Spherical grid structures typically come in various shapes, including triangles, rhombuses, and hexagons. Therefore, ensuring ease of installation is crucial during construction. The grid frames must be connected and welded together using rods to secure them.
Precautions for Spherical Grid Construction:
- Pay attention to the grid structure itself. Generally speaking, grids come in various shapes, such as triangles, rhombuses, and hexagons. The specific shape to use, as well as the need for more specialized structures, are matters that the fabricator needs to discuss with the client.
- It is important to note that the fabricator must be mindful of time constraints during grid construction. Generally speaking, delays in grid erection will result in not only a loss of overtime pay, but also a loss of time expense to the employer. Therefore, time is a crucial consideration.
- When constructing the waiting hall’s spherical grid, it’s crucial to pay close attention to the operator’s operational skills. The grid’s quality and bearing capacity are reflected in its numerous weld points. Professional construction teams will conduct a thorough inspection of the grid before formal installation, confirming their integrity before directly erecting it.
The spherical grid is assembled. After the grid is assembled, a crane is used to lift the entire structure and assemble it onto the support frame.
