Diseño estructural de bodegas y almacenaje en general del taller 600 en planta centro

Abstract

CONDITION FOR PUBLICATION OF PROJECT. This project addresses the design for the reconstruction of a demolished area within an industrial warehouse at a shipyard located in Guayaquil, which houses workshops 600 and 200B. This undertaking is essential for the company, whose business lines are focused on naval and industrial services. The main objective is to restore the full operational capacity of the workshops and mitigate occupational risks caused by the reduced space. The project's development was based on client documentation and requirements, leading to the selection of a system composed of reinforced concrete frames and a steel truss. Subsequently, the structural design was performed in accordance with NEC-15 and ACI standards. As a result, the design aligns with the applied standards; it was verified that the columns, despite having dimensions slightly below the minimum requirements, exhibit optimal performance under seismic loads. Through the BIM methodology, drawings with enhanced construction details were generated, and materials were rapidly quantified for the budget. In conclusion, the structural design meets safety standards and, thanks to BIM, more precise budget values are achieved. Regarding the environmental aspect, the project's impact is minimal and mitigable. Keywords: industrial warehouse, mixed frame system, shipyard, structural rehabilitation, workshop 200, workshop 200B, structural optimization.