Increasing the Bearing Capacity of a Centrally Compressed Closed-Section Rack in a Foam Concrete Environment

Abstract

The paper considers a technology that combines the well-known method of frame-panel construction with the use of light metal structures and the production of heat-insulating, sound-insulating monolith-ic non-autoclaved foam concrete. The principle of the construction of monolithic frame structures us-ing foam concrete consists in the formation of a metal structure consisting of columns resting on the foundation and horizontal girder cells of ceilings lined with foam concrete, connecting all the elements of the frame into a single solid skeleton of the building