Technical Guidance Note (Level 1, No. 13): Reading structural steelwork drawings

Author: The Institution of Structural Engineers

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2 August 2012

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Technical Guidance Note (Level 1, No. 13): Reading structural steelwork drawings

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2 August 2012
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The Institution of Structural Engineers

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The Structural Engineer, Volume 90, Issue 8, 2012, Page(s) 32-34

Date published

2 August 2012

Author

The Institution of Structural Engineers

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The Structural Engineer, Volume 90, Issue 8, 2012, Page(s) 32-34

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Standard: £14.95 + VAT
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This note describes how drawings for structural steelwork are developed and read.

Introduction

This Technical Guidance Note describes how drawings for structural steelwork are developed and read. They have their own unique set of rules and nomenclature and it is important for engineers to understand all of these rules in order to communicate and interpret the design of steelwork structures.

This guide is split into two sections; the first contains the information a designer of the steel elements provides, whilst the second contains the information a fabricator creates in order to manufacture and construct the steel structure. While one feeds into the other, the level of detail each set of information provides is very different, due primarily to the end result. One is informing the manufacture of the steelwork, while the other focusses on its installation.

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32-34
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The Institution of Structural Engineers

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