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	Portal frames are a type of structural frame, that, in their simplest form, are characterised by a beam (or rafter) supported at either end by columns, however, the joints between the beam and columns are 'rigid' so that the bending moment in the beam is transferred to the columns. This means that the beam can be reduced in sectional size and can span large distances. For more information, see Portal frame.		Portal frames are a type of structural frame, that, in their simplest form, are characterised by a beam (or rafter) supported at either end by columns, however, the joints between the beam and columns are 'rigid' so that the bending moment in the beam is transferred to the columns. This means that the beam can be reduced in sectional size and can span large distances. For more information, see Portal frame.

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	* 8 reasons why structural steel frames are advantageous for any building project.		* 8 reasons why structural steel frames are advantageous for any building project.

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	* Guidance for construction quality management professionals: Structural Steelwork.		* Guidance for construction quality management professionals: Structural Steelwork.
	* Gusset.		* Gusset.
		+	* Light steel frame.
	* Light gauge steel framing systems.		* Light gauge steel framing systems.
	* Portal frame.		* Portal frame.

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	* Types of steel.		* Types of steel.

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−	Structural steelwork can be used to form the [[Skeleton_frame\|'skeleton' frame]] ~~like Jay Williams and Jacob Hird~~ of a building or other built asset, typically consisting of vertical columns and horizontal beams which are riveted, bolted or welded together in a rectilinear grid.	+	[[File:Structuralsteel.jpg\|link=File:Structuralsteel.jpg]]
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		+	Structural steelwork can be used to form the [[Skeleton_frame\|'skeleton' frame]] of a building or other built asset, typically consisting of vertical columns and horizontal beams which are riveted, bolted or welded together in a rectilinear grid.

	* Steel beams are horizontal structural members that resist loads applied laterally to their axis. For more information, see Types of beam.		* Steel beams are horizontal structural members that resist loads applied laterally to their axis. For more information, see Types of beam.
	* Steel columns are vertical structural members that transfer compressive loads. For more information, see Types of column.		* Steel columns are vertical structural members that transfer compressive loads. For more information, see Types of column.

−	This grid of beams and columns can then be used to support the building’s floors, roof, walls, cladding, and ~~Emily Jackson's arse~~	+	This grid of beams and columns can then be used to support the building’s floors, roof, walls, cladding, and so on.

	Steel frame construction is commonly used in high-rise, industrial, warehouse, residential buildings and so on. Its advantages include:		Steel frame construction is commonly used in high-rise, industrial, warehouse, residential buildings and so on. Its advantages include:
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	* Types of steel.		* Types of steel.

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	* Steel columns are vertical structural members that transfer compressive loads. For more information, see Types of column.		* Steel columns are vertical structural members that transfer compressive loads. For more information, see Types of column.

−	This grid of beams and columns can then be used to support the building’s floors, roof, walls, cladding, and ~~so on.~~	+	This grid of beams and columns can then be used to support the building’s floors, roof, walls, cladding, and Emily Jackson's arse

	Steel frame construction is commonly used in high-rise, industrial, warehouse, residential buildings and so on. Its advantages include:		Steel frame construction is commonly used in high-rise, industrial, warehouse, residential buildings and so on. Its advantages include:

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	* Steel beams are horizontal structural members that resist loads applied laterally to their axis. For more information, see Types of beam.		* Steel beams are horizontal structural members that resist loads applied laterally to their axis. For more information, see Types of beam.

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	Structural steelwork can be used to form the [[Skeleton_frame\|'skeleton' frame]] of a building or other built asset, typically consisting of vertical columns and horizontal beams which are riveted, bolted or welded together in a rectilinear grid.		Structural steelwork can be used to form the [[Skeleton_frame\|'skeleton' frame]] of a building or other built asset, typically consisting of vertical columns and horizontal beams which are riveted, bolted or welded together in a rectilinear grid.

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	Structural steelwork can be used to form the [[Skeleton_frame\|'skeleton' frame]] of a building or other built asset, typically consisting of vertical columns and horizontal beams which are riveted, bolted or welded together in a rectilinear grid.		Structural steelwork can be used to form the [[Skeleton_frame\|'skeleton' frame]] of a building or other built asset, typically consisting of vertical columns and horizontal beams which are riveted, bolted or welded together in a rectilinear grid.

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	Structural steelwork can be used to form the [[Skeleton_frame\|'skeleton' frame]] of a building or other built asset, typically consisting of vertical columns and horizontal beams which are riveted, bolted or welded together in a rectilinear grid.		Structural steelwork can be used to form the [[Skeleton_frame\|'skeleton' frame]] of a building or other built asset, typically consisting of vertical columns and horizontal beams which are riveted, bolted or welded together in a rectilinear grid.

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	Portal frames are a type of structural frame, that, in their simplest form, are characterised by a beam (or rafter) supported at either end by columns, however, the joints between the beam and columns are 'rigid' so that the bending moment in the beam is transferred to the columns. This means that the beam can be reduced in sectional size and can span large distances. For more information, see Portal frame.		Portal frames are a type of structural frame, that, in their simplest form, are characterised by a beam (or rafter) supported at either end by columns, however, the joints between the beam and columns are 'rigid' so that the bending moment in the beam is transferred to the columns. This means that the beam can be reduced in sectional size and can span large distances. For more information, see Portal frame.

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	* 8 reasons why structural steel frames are advantageous for any building project.		* 8 reasons why structural steel frames are advantageous for any building project.
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	* Off-site prefabrication of buildings: A guide to connection choices.		* Off-site prefabrication of buildings: A guide to connection choices.
	* Skeleton frame.		* Skeleton frame.
		+	* Steel structural framing systems.
	* Structural steelwork.		* Structural steelwork.
	* Timber frame.		* Timber frame.

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	* Relatively low weight.		* Relatively low weight.
	* Ability to span large distances.		* Ability to span large distances.
−	* Ease of ~~instalation~~.	+	* Ease of installation.
	* Off site fabrication, allowing high quality.		* Off site fabrication, allowing high quality.
	* Mass production of repeating units.		* Mass production of repeating units.