Casting Steel Composite Beam & Slab
Steel composite beams and slabs are constructed by combining steel structural members with a concrete slab. Proper positioning, reinforcement and concrete casting help create an integrated structural system with the required strength and stability.
Casting RCC Beam All-round
RCC beams are cast around the required structural areas to provide support and distribute loads effectively. Proper reinforcement, formwork and concrete placement are essential to achieve the required strength and structural performance.
Erection of Steel Structure above the RCC Beam
The steel structure is erected above the completed RCC beam after ensuring proper alignment and support. Steel members are positioned and connected systematically to create a stable framework for the upper portion of the structure.
Fixing Decking Sheet above Steel Section
Decking sheets are fixed over the steel sections to provide a suitable base for the slab construction. Proper alignment and secure fixing of the sheets help support the subsequent concrete work and contribute to the overall structural system.
Basic Slab Reinforcement
Slab reinforcement is arranged according to the structural requirements before concrete casting. Proper placement and spacing of reinforcement help provide the necessary strength and support while controlling movement and stresses within the slab.
Completed Structure
Once the structural work is completed, the steel and RCC components form an integrated composite structure. The completed framework provides the required support and stability and is prepared for the subsequent construction and finishing works.
