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ASINZS 4600: 1996 Cold Formed Steel Structures.
LYSAGHT" Purlins and Girts are lightweight structural steel members, designed in accordance with the ASINZS
4600: 1996 Cold Formed Steel Structures utilising high strength zinc-coated steel.
Material Specification
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I Thickness (BMT) I1.0mm. 11.2mm. I1.5rnrn. 11.9mm. 12.4mm. 13.0mm. I
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Greater durability
Galvanized coating provides superior corrosion
protection with attractive finishing
Superior performance
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u~a roll-formed purlin which supports wider span
s:~iiadaa~wi~~na'i&h design to fit economic bay spacing
viiuaitnsn&~o~addw3mw'anw7n'r4~mindauwn~n"us:u:aa1 Can be design to fit the requirement of columns'
s~fl:~uim~~\9d~\9~~m~o\9a1m1s spacing and opening.
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bunis Zeds Purlin can be lapped and designed as continuous
dsrnudadniu ada%~badaiuirn<u~ip9~n\a6~~d\9<u span to provide an efficient.
qruniwuias~iumna International Standard
Material meets Australian Standard AS1397-G450-Z275
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Dimensions
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b~unaiubbiflbrsfl~fifiu'bnsfl~~ifl 200 of a C7510 channel including pre punch plate for screw size
baa: 250 uu, els:nouiaubnin C7510 w~ouhaubdneaina~i:; 12-14 x 20 and M I 2 x 30 bolts. it is necessary to prevent the
dinfuihiau~n%auin 12-14x30 MN: TuaMb M12X30 dinfubbdfi twist (rotation or roll) andlor buckling of the purlins by securing
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d 300 L~N: 350 u u , el3:nouiaubnin them with bridging assemblies. For purlins of sizes 300 and
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M I 2x30 350 mm, the components consist of a C15015 channel and
%udauz~numan~ou$fln:~fiu~~u bridging brackets fastened to the web of each purlin with high-
strength M I 2 x 30 b o l t s . All b r ~ d g ~ ncomponents
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ANGLE CLEAT
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bb~zbWdunalubb~flbb5fl~fifiubn3flIj1\9 sagrod increase purlin strength which is stronger than sagrod because it
bdoaeinwiui~nfu~h~fl~9r9~flu~:bbsfl~~ ~~nw6ld:bdub~~n~in Iwud can support both tension and compression
~16iflwdaa~r9ainez~niouejiu Web aoubael ~ar;nw'uhau~inaouai A Sag-Angle is a galvanized angle. One leg of sag-angle is
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u~n~ inserted through purlin web and be fastened bolt M8x12 with the
opposite sag-angle as shown in the drawing
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[Link]'Zms:~iics Purlin fiu Purlin awdoflo\sfiunis6uao\sud For smaller purlins, sag rods are employed to prevent purlin twist
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u a : ~ ~ u n a i u r ~ ~ \ s u ~ \ s l f i f i [Link]~fu'erb~dauiw~dn or rotation as well as to strengthen the roof support assembly. A
bdu3:uubn~~au6aim62Uiomdi~fu=~:pl:di\s<uW'u4-8 bum-ilu sag rod typically has threaded ends with tightening bolts, and is
ni3& sagrod im?mi'uaadbn6n Z baei\soon$hadu2 nsiiaio employed for purlins placed on rafters at 4 to 8 metres centres.
For Z sections, sag rod application falls into 2 cases below:
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Where the roof pitch is greater than (E)'
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Cleats are welded to the rafters or columns according to design
Cleat ~:b~ou~mfiu<u~ud~~obW1wlu3:~:~~1Mum~ubbuubdufia~m
requirements for securing either purlin to rafter, or girt to column.
Holes are pre-drilled on the pieces to accommodate standard
bolts. Two-holed cleats are used for lap-joined purlins, and four-
(lapped) La: cleat 4 $ di~fu~mk\saauudovu holed cleats for butt-joined sections.
Cleat nominal dimensions (mm)
Hole details of clears
Bolt
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LYSAGHT purlin bolts and nuts have integral
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f i u n a i u ~ ~ ~55
i u iUadu-~uas washers. Tighten all bolts to 55 Nm torque.
MIS LYSAGI-IT purtln Don
standard (grade 4 6) or hlgh strangtk
(grade 8 8)
Bluescope Lysaght 7
2W I 3W-DECK" can be used as lost formwork or composite floor systems. The patented embossments rolled into the
profile creates high bond between concrete and the deck, and together with the smaller ribs and flutes, enhance its composite
action and rigidity.
Material Specification
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I Thickness 0.75 mm, 0.90 mm, 1.20 mm, 1.50mm I
Greater durability
Superior corrosion protection
aussnu:~11a:11liusun5i Superior performance
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B E ~ ~ I M G ~ Steel and concrete composite slabs are lighter and
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stronger than most conventional slabs
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Designed to prevent any longitudinal slip or transverse
i\smiuu~abba:%ubbuaaa~\s movement between the steel and concrete in the slab itself
Economical
Weight savings can be passed on to other areas of the
design i.e. foundations
Steel decking acts as permanent formwork, saving both
time and money
Concrete displacement savings
Reduced labour - up to 40% fewer workers required
and only semi-skilled labour required
Decking sheets are cut-to-length which eliminates
wastage of material
a:aancionis~n~oubiuh~n'uiu Easy on-site handling
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Steel decking delivered in pre-cut lengths and in pre-
ho\sn~s packaged bundles
~ia6u16saa1~a11a:daoan'u Speedy, safe construction
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d b b ~ ~ dslab
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their jobs almost immediate1
Allows easy fixing of ceilings
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SECTION PROPERTIES
CONCRETE
WlRE MESH
STUD
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FLOOR DECK
BEAM
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Total slab
=3 Welds
Thickness : 51 mm A =4 Welds
SECTION PROPERTll
CONCRETE
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STUD
FLOOR DECK
BEAM
Total slab a =3 Welds
A =4 Welds
Thickness
914 mm-
1 EDGE FORM SHEAR STUDS
I 50mm. 1
(1.2 mm. thk.)
I PROFILE END CLOSURE 1
SECTION DETAIL
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profile end closure galvan~ze.
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3W,2W structural decking
SECTION B
Penetrating puddle weld
SECTION E
SECTION C SECTION D