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2017-01-22 17:59
Advancing Toward Green Prefabricated Construction
Recently, the design and R&D team of Zhejiang Company has achieved a major breakthrough in developing a new green prefabricated building system, yielding substantial results. A total of 72 patent applications have been accepted by the National Intellectual Property Administration, with 18 of them already granted invention and utility‑model patents, marking a significant milestone in Yuegong’s entry into the prefabricated construction sector.
Yuegong’s independently developed, next‑generation green prefabricated building system encompasses five major application areas—temporary structures, low‑rise, mid‑rise, high‑rise, and super‑high‑rise buildings—and boasts advantages such as standardized manufacturing and rapid installation. Factory‑based prefabrication enables the swift production of a wide range of components, with all connections between elements secured by bolted joints, significantly reducing construction timelines. Its modular design allows for flexible assembly to accommodate diverse spatial configurations, while its integrated three‑panel system for roofs, walls, and floors delivers excellent thermal insulation, heat retention, and sound‑proofing performance.
As a large-scale steel‑structure construction enterprise integrating design and R&D, fabrication, and installation, Yuegong has responded to the calls of governments at the national, provincial, and municipal levels by proactively pursuing transformation and upgrading. The company has established a green prefabricated‑building design and R&D team, leveraging its existing expertise in structural steel technology and product systems to define clear product‑development directions and drive continuous progress. In 2016, it undertook a series of initiatives: in February, it signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Huanyu Group, a top‑tier general contractor, addressing the shortcomings in Shaoxing’s local prefabricated‑building industrialization and pooling resources to achieve complementary strengths; in April, it engaged in discussions with Tongji University’s Research Center for Prefabricated and Modular Construction Technology on the development and collaboration of prefabricated steel‑structure building systems; and in December, it entered into a strategic partnership with Zhejiang Transportation Vocational and Technical College to deepen cooperation in road and bridge engineering, municipal projects, and rail transit. In addition, the company has repeatedly sent its technical leaders to participate in various technical exchange events, including prefabricated‑building seminars, exhibitions, and forums.
With the careful planning and orderly implementation of the aforementioned series of measures, the industrialization of prefabricated construction at Yuegong has undergone encouraging progress. At this stage, it has developed five green prefabricated building system technologies with independent intellectual property rights. Starting in 2017, the company has undertaken theoretical simulation analyses, prototype component fabrication, full-scale environmental testing, and the construction of demonstration houses, laying the groundwork for subsequent large‑scale production and deployment, and striving to make significant contributions in the field of green prefabricated construction as soon as possible.
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