Massive Hangar Truss Frame with 95m Clear Span
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Massive Hangar Truss Frame with 95m Clear Span
Wall System: ZHM Huawu Reverse Classic Wall
Roof System: ZHM Huawu Al-Mg-Mn Standing Seam
End Use: Airport Maintenance Hangar
With the rafters being 3.7m deep, ZHM Huawu designed special horizontal X-bracing at the top and bottom of the rafters to ensure sufficient support. In a maintenance environment, a Megadoor provides the best solution because it is contained within the building frame, creating a tighter seal and restricting airflow when the building is closed.
Exterior wall panels feature a split color combination with polar white above and midnight black below. The facility is enclosed using Al-Mg-Mn Standing Seam roof system in galvalume.Our client's newest facility,Flight Massive Hangar, is the largest single hangar ever built at height Standing at 34m , it boasts an astounding 95m clear span and is constructed with over 1361ton of steel.
This new structure is used as a maintenance hangar by our client, a leading provider of commercial aviation maintenance and repair services.
In need of expanding operations, This maintenance hangar that would allow both a Boeing 767 and 737 to sit side by side. Due to an immense amount of coordination between various Construction parties, every detail of the project was managed and executed successfully.
With its ability to accommodate such a wide clear span, it was determined that ZHM Huawu Truss Frame would provide an ideal solution for the structure. Designed to withstand heavy roof load conditions, ZHM Huawu Truss Frame is a hybrid rigid framing system comprised of typical built-up columns with open-web rafters, allowing for much larger clear spans than typically achieved with a solid web system. ZHM Huawu Truss Frame’s unique web design allows mechanical systems, lighting, and wiring to be incorporated between the trusses, providing better light transfer between the supporting frame lines and helping to reduce energy costs.
The Flight Massive Hangar is comprised of two main areas: a lowbay which is 21m in height and houses the planes, and an
24m tall high-bay that houses the Megadoor and support framing. It features a ZHM Huawu Al-Mg-Mn standing seam roof system, and is surrounded with ZHM Huawu Reverse Classic Wall panels. The gutter and downspouts along the front sidewall are hidden
by the open fascia system that is nearly 4.6m in height. It also features ZHM Huawu Wall Lites which allow for natural lighting to be dispersed throughout the building’s interior as well as energy conservation. Several draft curtains were installed to aid as smoke barriers along both sidewalls and front endwall.
One of the most significant challenges in constructing this project was the tremendous amount of bracing necessary to accommodate the 99,000 pound hangar door with the wind load conditions required for a building of this height.
Made of a heavy gauge synthetic material, the Mega door folds as it is drawn up into the building and is hidden visually
behind the fascia when fully open. With the rafters being 3.7m deep, ZHM Huawu designed special X-bracing at the top and bottom of the rafters to ensure sufficient support.
In a maintenance environment, a Mega door provides the best solution because it is contained within the building frame, creating a tighter seal and restricting airflow when the building is closed.
“This was a highly successful project.Deliveries were always on time, within budget, and ZHM Huawu Building Systems stepped up to every challenge – keeping this project in forward motion right up to completion.”
Description of Project
Wall System: ZHM Huawu Reverse Classic Wall
Roof System: ZHM Huawu Al-Mg-Mn Standing Seam
End Use: Airport Maintenance Hangar
With the rafters being 3.7m deep, ZHM Huawu designed special horizontal X-bracing at the top and bottom of the rafters to ensure sufficient support. In a maintenance environment, a Megadoor provides the best solution because it is contained within the building frame, creating a tighter seal and restricting airflow when the building is closed.
This new structure is used as a maintenance hangar by our client, a leading provider of commercial aviation maintenance and repair services.
In need of expanding operations, This maintenance hangar that would allow both a Boeing 767 and 737 to sit side by side. Due to an immense amount of coordination between various Construction parties, every detail of the project was managed and executed successfully.
With its ability to accommodate such a wide clear span, it was determined that ZHM Huawu Truss Frame would provide an ideal solution for the structure. Designed to withstand heavy roof load conditions, ZHM Huawu Truss Frame is a hybrid rigid framing system comprised of typical built-up columns with open-web rafters, allowing for much larger clear spans than typically achieved with a solid web system. ZHM Huawu Truss Frame’s unique web design allows mechanical systems, lighting, and wiring to be incorporated between the trusses, providing better light transfer between the supporting frame lines and helping to reduce energy costs.
The Flight Massive Hangar is comprised of two main areas: a lowbay which is 21m in height and houses the planes, and an
24m tall high-bay that houses the Megadoor and support framing. It features a ZHM Huawu Al-Mg-Mn standing seam roof system, and is surrounded with ZHM Huawu Reverse Classic Wall panels. The gutter and downspouts along the front sidewall are hidden
by the open fascia system that is nearly 4.6m in height. It also features ZHM Huawu Wall Lites which allow for natural lighting to be dispersed throughout the building’s interior as well as energy conservation. Several draft curtains were installed to aid as smoke barriers along both sidewalls and front endwall.
One of the most significant challenges in constructing this project was the tremendous amount of bracing necessary to accommodate the 99,000 pound hangar door with the wind load conditions required for a building of this height.
Made of a heavy gauge synthetic material, the Mega door folds as it is drawn up into the building and is hidden visually
behind the fascia when fully open. With the rafters being 3.7m deep, ZHM Huawu designed special X-bracing at the top and bottom of the rafters to ensure sufficient support.
In a maintenance environment, a Mega door provides the best solution because it is contained within the building frame, creating a tighter seal and restricting airflow when the building is closed.
“This was a highly successful project.Deliveries were always on time, within budget, and ZHM Huawu Building Systems stepped up to every challenge – keeping this project in forward motion right up to completion.”
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