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Structural Engineering Services New Zealand
Silicon Engineering Consultants Limited provides efficient Structural Engineering services like Structural CAD Drawings, beam calculation, fabrication drawing, design calculations, Steel Design, and Drafting. We have expert Structural Engineer Wellington team to offer quality based engineering services guaranteed to meet client requirements and industry standards of Wellington. https://goo.gl/yaUvFo
We play out a careful Structural Engineering process that reflects in our versatile services:
Structural CAD Drawings
Structural Beam Calculation
Structural Fabrication Drawing
Structural Design Calculations
Structural Steel Design
Structural Drafting Services
Why US
We have spent significant time in offices of broad specialty of restorative, instructive, institutional and business.
Our association is sufficiently vast to lead various tasks.
Location of venture is reaching out up to United States, Canada, and Mexico and beyond.
We guarantee to perform with most extreme proficiency and subjective work that can possibly surpass the desire of customer.
We attempt the hypothetical, early on and expound ventures that executed by well-learned engineers.
Our architects and creators will work with the essential contact of the customer to complete the structural design package.
Our team of engineers modify with the requirements and structural standards.
We additionally work with customer's specialists by direct communication that outcome into consistent and standardized final result.
The result will dependably be basic detail drawings, elevation, layout of plans, area and layout of 2D and 3D according to the necessity of our customer.
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For More Details Silicon Engineering Consultants Ltd Address: Level 3, Parkview Tower, 21 Putney Way, Manukau, Auckland – 2104 New Zealand.
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Steel Deal In Reinforced Concrete
A widely known fact about concrete: It cannot be used alone as a building material as it has a high compression strength but a low tensile strength. Hence, if concrete alone is used in construction, there is a chance that such structure will collapse if introduced to higher load or force. Thus, a mechanism is required to provide strength to concrete structures. This mechanism is widely known as reinforced concrete in the language of Civil \Engineering and Construction.
Even though there are multiple options available for Reinforcing Concrete, the best option is steel. The reason for this is simple: it has several benefits compared to other materials.
Steel versus Aluminum
When it comes down to reinforcing steel, the two of the best-suited materials are aluminum and steel. Even though both have almost same physical characteristics, steel beats aluminum in case of thermal expansion. Material with high thermal expansion is used relatively less in reinforcing concrete as temperature changes affect such materials greatly causing it to expand and crack. Aluminum has higher thermal expansion compared to steel and hence it is used less compared to steel for reinforcement process.

Other Benefits of using Steel
Ductility: Steel is highly ductile which means it can be easily deformed to take any shape as and when required. This property of steel is called tensile strength. It reduces the chances of a structure getting collapsed.
Modulus of elasticity: Steel has same Young’s modulus or modulus of elasticity(2.0 – 2.1 x10^5 N/mm2) so that it can withstand lengthwise tension or compression.
Thermal Expansion: The coefficient of thermal expansion for both steel and concrete are same. This ensures bond strength during thermal expansion preventing the bond failure.
Easy Recycling: Steel can be easily recycled making it more eco-friendly and cost-effective material.
Easy Welding: Steel can be welded easily making it the best material for fabrication (manufacturing) process.
Availability: Steel is a widely available material at cheaper rates compared to other ductile materials.
Role of Steel Detailing
The process of preparing ‘Shop’ Drawings for Steel Members in Reinforced Concrete is called rebar (reinforced bar) detailing. At first, the design engineer develops design drawings indicating the size of material, its orientation and location in 3D space, connection details, material specification, and lot more. These drawings are not informative enough for any contractor or manufacturer to start cutting the material. Thus, shop drawings are produced by a contractor to cut the material to exact size, length, shape, and place the bolt holes at the correct place.
Apart from this, there are detail drawings used to demonstrate regulations for assembly and junctions between the components. Steel Detail Drawings is used for Steel Construction Detailing to manufacture and erect steel members like Columns, Beams, Trusses, Handrails, etc. These drawings are critical to any construction project and they must be produced by steel detailers having sound knowledge of Steel Construction Detailing.
Services offered by Us:
Silicon Engineering Consultants Limited is a leading organization in CAD based services with the main base in Auckland. We offer several Structural Engineering services like Structural CAD Drawings, Beam Calculation, Fabrication Drawing, Design Calculations, Drafting Services, Steel Detail Drawings, Steel Construction Detailing. We also offer As Built Auckland services which is the process of preparing as built drawings for circumstantial changes made during construction. They reflect what has actually been built.
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