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Structural Steel Fabrication Widely Changing the Construction Preference in Raigarh
Subject area: Management and Commerce · Area of research: Construction
Abstract
The construction industry in Raigarh is undergoing a significant transformation as structural steel fabrication becomes increasingly preferred. This paradigm shift is driven by the many advantages steel offers as a building material. Steel structures are known for their strength, durability and resistance to external forces, making them ideal for skyscrapers, bridges and industrial buildings. Additionally, the external manufacturing process of the steel components enables precision manufacturing, reducing construction time and costs while promoting sustainability. The versatility of steel manufacturing enables innovative building designs and maximizes space utilization. Challenges such as skill shortages and specialized infrastructure can be overcome by investing in training programs and research. Raigarh reliance on structural steel production promises increased construction efficiency, improved safety and a more sustainable built environment.
Keywords
Structural Steel Fabrication, Construction Industry, Paradigm Shift, Strength and Durability
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How to cite this paper
@article{1704815,
author = {Shubham Agrawal, Annapurna Metta},
title = {Structural Steel Fabrication Widely Changing the Construction Preference in Raigarh},
journal = {Iconic Research And Engineering Journals},
year = {2023},
volume = {6},
number = {12},
pages = {1113-1115},
issn = {2456-8880},
url = {https://www.irejournals.com/formatedpaper/1704815.pdf},
abstract = {The construction industry in Raigarh is undergoing a significant transformation as structural steel fabrication becomes increasingly preferred. This paradigm shift is driven by the many advantages steel offers as a building material. Steel structures are known for their strength, durability and resistance to external forces, making them ideal for skyscrapers, bridges and industrial buildings. Additionally, the external manufacturing process of the steel components enables precision manufacturing, reducing construction time and costs while promoting sustainability. The versatility of steel manufacturing enables innovative building designs and maximizes space utilization. Challenges such as skill shortages and specialized infrastructure can be overcome by investing in training programs and research. Raigarh reliance on structural steel production promises increased construction efficiency, improved safety and a more sustainable built environment.},
keywords = {Structural Steel Fabrication, Construction Industry, Paradigm Shift, Strength and Durability},
month = {June},
}