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Steel crane building with overhead travelling crane

Solution · Crane buildings

Crane halls engineered around the crane

Workshops, fabrication shops and maintenance halls with 5 to 50 tonne overhead cranes – runway girders, brackets and bracing designed and fabricated with the frame, so the crane runs true from day one.

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5–50 t
Crane capacity
single or double girder
Fatigue
Girders checked per crane class
1 package
Frame, girders, rails & clips
CIF · DDP
Delivery terms
Crane runway girder on a stepped steel column

One designer for the frame and the runway

Most crane problems on site start at an interface: a bracket that does not match the girder, a rail that cannot be aligned, a column that sways when the crane brakes. We remove those interfaces by designing the frame, the crane brackets or stepped columns, the runway girders and the surge bracing together, from the wheel loads your crane supplier provides.

Girders are welded, cambered and fatigue-checked in our plant, with rail seats prepared and bolt holes drilled to the alignment tolerances your erector will need. See also crane runway beams for retrofit packages.

Applications

Who we build crane halls for

01

Steel service centres

Coil and plate handling with heavy cranes.

02

Fabrication and machine shops

Assembly bays with multiple cranes.

03

Shipyards and marine workshops

Coastal halls with C5 coatings.

04

Mining fleet maintenance

Truck shops with high hook heights.

05

Precast and pipe plants

Long bays with gantry cranes.

06

Power and utility depots

Workshops for transformers and turbines.

Codes & compliance

Designed for Philippine approval

The codes our engineers work to on Philippine projects – and the approvals your project team will obtain with our documents.

Philippines

  • NSCP 2015 Vol. 1National Structural Code of the Philippines – loads, wind (Sec. 207), seismic (Sec. 208) and steel design
  • AISC 360 / AISC 341Structural steel design and seismic provisions, as referenced by NSCP Chapter 5
  • AISI S100Cold-formed steel members – purlins, girts and eave struts
  • AWS D1.1Structural welding – procedures, welders and inspection
  • ISO 12944Corrosion protection by paint systems, by corrosivity category C2–C5
  • PD 1096 · RA 9514National Building Code and Fire Code of the Philippines (Revised IRR 2019)
Engineer of record
Plans and calculations signed and sealed by a Philippine-licensed civil or structural engineer for the building permit
Fire safety
Fire Safety Evaluation Clearance (FSEC) from the BFP before the permit; fire-resistance ratings per type of construction

Summary for orientation only – the project specification, the adopted code edition and the authority having jurisdiction govern.

Engineering

Ready for a bigger crane

Businesses grow and cranes get heavier. If you expect to upgrade capacity or add a second crane, we design the columns and foundations reactions for it now – a small extra tonnage that avoids a costly rebuild later.

Overhead crane in a production hall
Steel moment frame for seismic design

Engineering

Built for Zone 4 as well as the crane

Crane buildings carry heavy masses high up, which makes seismic design critical. Columns, bracing and connections are detailed for ductility to NSCP 2015 so the building and the crane survive a major earthquake.

Process

How we deliver it

  1. 1

    Crane data

    Capacity, span, class and wheel loads.

  2. 2

    Concept

    Bays, column type and tonnage with a CIF or DDP price.

  3. 3

    Design

    Frame, girders and fatigue checks to NSCP and AISC.

  4. 4

    Fabrication

    Girders cambered, welds tested, rails prepared.

  5. 5

    Delivery & survey

    Shipped in sequence with alignment sheets for your erector.

Delivery terms · Incoterms® 2020

Delivered on the terms you need

World Steel quotes ex-factory, free on board or delivered to your port or site. Export packing, documents and shipment from Ho Chi Minh City are part of our service.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What information do you need to quote a crane building?

The building size and location, crane capacity, span, hook height and duty class. If you already have a crane offer, send the wheel loads.

Do you supply the crane itself?

No. We supply the structure and runway; the crane comes from your crane supplier, and we coordinate clearances and loads with them.

Can you strengthen an existing building for a crane?

Often yes. After a structural check we supply new crane columns, girders and bracing as a retrofit package.

Ready to price your building?

Send the layout, the site location and your target date. We reply with a frame concept, steel tonnage and a CIF or DDP price.

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