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Case 1:
Cold Chain Warehouse in Almaty, Kazakhstan (Special for Extreme Cold Climate)
Project Background：To meet the demand for cold chain logistics in Central Asia, a large cold storage warehouse capable of withstanding temperatures as low as -40°C was built, with a total construction area of approximately 8,000 square meters.
Structural Solution
- Low-temperature resistant Q355D steel is adopted, with fatigue-resistant optimized design for key joints.
- The roof and walls are equipped with double-layer rock wool insulation and polyurethane edge sealing to meet the energy-saving requirements of cold storage.
- Anti-frost heave structures are added between the foundation and steel columns to prevent foundation cracking under low temperatures.
Installation Highlights
- Modular prefabrication: the main structure was installed on site in only 45 days.
- Low-temperature welding technology was adopted during winter construction to ensure qualified welding quality.
- Passed EAC certification after delivery and successfully completed customs clearance in the Eurasian Economic Union.
Customer Value
The structure has been operating stably for more than 3 years, with maintenance costs reduced by 25% compared with traditional steel structures, and is fully adaptable to extreme cold climates.
Case 2:
Sihanoukville Cross-border E-commerce Warehouse in Cambodia (High Load + Logistics Adaptation)
Project Background: To build a 15,000㎡ three-dimensional warehouse plant for Southeast Asian cross-border e-commerce, which needs to meet the requirements of high-level shelves and forklift passage.
Structural Solution
- Column spacing of 8m×12m, eave height of 12m, suitable for 10-meter high-level shelves
- Both the floor and roof are designed with a live load of 3kN/㎡ to meet the needs of goods storage and equipment operation
- The external wall adopts perforated profiled steel plates + ventilation layer, taking into account both ventilation and anti-theft
Installation Highlights
- Adopt the flow operation of "foundation + steel column + steel beam + roof", with a daily installation progress of over 300㎡
- Reserve interfaces for loading and unloading platforms and automated sorting equipment to adapt to future business upgrades
- Cooperate with the China-Cambodia logistics (special line) to realize the whole-process time-effect control of materials from China to the site
Customer Value
After the warehouse is put into operation, the daily order processing volume of a single warehouse has increased to 20,000 orders, becoming a regional core e-commerce hub.
Case 3:
Renovation of a Used Steel Factory Building in Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan (Budget Priority + Environmental Protection)
Project Background: A start-up company with a limited budget needs to quickly build a 5,000㎡ light processing factory building.
Structural Solution
- High-quality used H-section steel/purlins are selected (after non-destructive testing + derusting and repainting), reducing the cost by 40% compared with new steel.
- New steel is partially used to reinforce key stress-bearing nodes to ensure structural safety.
- A simple insulation system is equipped to meet the production needs in winter at -30℃.
Installation Highlights
- Spot goods are picked up, and the main installation is completed in 20 days, which is 50% shorter than the construction period of new steel projects.
- Complete quality inspection reports and material traceability documents are provided, in line with local regulatory requirements.
- Steel recycling is realized, and the carbon footprint is reduced by 35% compared with newly built structures.
Customer Value
Rapid production with low cost, reducing the financial pressure for start-ups, and practicing the concept of green manufacturing.
Case 4:
Automobile Parts Production Workshop in Phnom Penh, Cambodia (Tropical Climate + Rapid Delivery)
Project Background: With the rise of Cambodia’s automobile industry, the client needed to complete a 12,000㎡ modern production workshop within 6 months.
Structural Solution
- Large-span portal frame design (30m span, no internal columns) to maximize production space
- Color steel tiles + ventilation ridge for the roof to cope with the hot and rainy tropical climate
- High weather-resistant and anti-corrosion coatings are used to resist the high salt spray environment along the coast
Installation Highlights
- The factory prefabrication rate reaches 90%, and on-site assembly efficiency is increased by 60%
- Phased delivery: first complete the main structure for equipment entry, then simultaneously improve the enclosure system
- Provide installation training for local workers to ensure later operation and maintenance capabilities
Customer Value
Put into production 1 month in advance; after production capacity is released, annual revenue increases by more than 40%; the structure has excellent anti-corrosion performance.
