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Hot-dip galvanizing is a process where carbon steel or low-alloy structural steel is immersed in molten zinc to form a protective zinc coating. This method offers excellent corrosion resistance, strong adhesion, and a long service life—typically at least 30 years without maintenance. The zinc layer forms a protective film under pH levels between 6 and 12.5, making it ideal for preventing atmospheric corrosion. Compared to traditional non-slip steel plates that require on-site rust removal and painting, which increases labor and reduces quality control, hot-dip galvanized steel gratings are more durable, easier to maintain, and less prone to sagging or water accumulation. Traditional patterned steel plates usually need full anti-corrosion maintenance every three years to ensure their performance.
From an economic perspective, when comparing the cost of hot-dip galvanized steel gratings with traditional patterned steel plates, the initial investment may seem higher. However, when considering the total cost over a 30-year lifespan, steel gratings prove to be more economical. For example, the price of patterned steel plate is around ¥5,000 per ton, but with frequent maintenance costs (about ¥60 per square meter every 3 years), the total cost can reach up to ¥811.5 per square meter. In contrast, hot-dip galvanized steel gratings have a one-time cost of about ¥30 per square meter and require no maintenance. As shown in Table 1, steel gratings are significantly more cost-effective, especially in applications like stair treads and operating platforms, where they can be up to 50% cheaper than patterned steel plates.
In terms of mechanical performance, steel gratings offer superior strength and rigidity. They are lighter, can span longer distances, and experience less deflection under load. For instance, the G253/40/100 model is 52.7% lighter than patterned steel plates and shows only 32.3% of the deflection under the same load. Models like G255/40/100 and G304/30/100 also demonstrate significant improvements in weight reduction and structural performance. This makes them ideal for use in chemical plants, where reliability and safety are crucial. Their lightweight yet strong design helps reduce material usage and improve structural efficiency.
In conclusion, hot-dip galvanized steel gratings outperform traditional patterned steel plates in terms of corrosion resistance, cost-effectiveness, and mechanical performance. When designing structures, it's advisable to choose appropriate steel grating models that meet specific requirements. Steel gratings can be combined with patterned steel plates to achieve better structural solutions and economic benefits. Due to their advantages, they are highly recommended for new construction, renovation, and maintenance projects.
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