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Structural Performance of Cold-Formed Steel (CFS) Structures
Cold-formed steel (CFS) has emerged as a prominent choice for structural components and sections in the construction industry. The manufacturing process of CFS involves shaping sheet steel into C-sections and other forms through pressing and roll-forming operations, eliminating the need for heat. Its remarkable growth in usage can be attributed to its ability to meet the demands of structural engineering while offering cost-effective and efficient design solutions with material savings [1]. In the contemporary construction market, CFS framing dominates both load-bearing and non-load-bearing partition walls due to its lightweight nature, exceptional strength, non-combustible properties, and ease of installation. Moreover, advancements in construction technologies, such as panelized systems, have extended the application of CFS to structural purposes in mid-rise and multi-housing buildings [2]. Consequently, CFS members have found widespread utilization in civil and structural engineering projects, including bridges and towers.
Structural Performance of Cold-Formed Steel (CFS) Structures
Cold-formed steel (CFS) has emerged as a prominent choice for structural components and sections in the construction industry. The manufacturing process of CFS involves shaping sheet steel into C-sections and other forms through pressing and roll-forming operations, eliminating the need for heat. Its remarkable growth in usage can be attributed to its ability to meet the demands of structural engineering while offering cost-effective and efficient design solutions with material savings [1]. In the contemporary construction market, CFS framing dominates both load-bearing and non-load-bearing partition walls due to its lightweight nature, exceptional strength, non-combustible properties, and ease of installation. Moreover, advancements in construction technologies, such as panelized systems, have extended the application of CFS to structural purposes in mid-rise and multi-housing buildings [2]. Consequently, CFS members have found widespread utilization in civil and structural engineering projects, including bridges and towers.
Structural Performance of Cold-Formed Steel (CFS) Structures
Poologanathan, Keerthan (author) / Perampalam, Gatheeshgar (author) / Gunalan, Shanmuganathan (author) / Corradi, Marco (author)
2023-06-30
Poologanathan , K , Perampalam , G , Gunalan , S & Corradi , M 2023 , ' Structural Performance of Cold-Formed Steel (CFS) Structures ' , Buildings , vol. 13 , no. 7 , 1689 . https://doi.org/10.3390/buildings13071689
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