How to build anchorages, measure, and arrange aluminum composite panels

The outer edge of the panels and the horizontal/vertical control line should be measured and set precisely in accordance with the design and construction site, according to the manufacturer of aluminum composite panels.

Then, the center line of the vertical frame of the skeleton should be measured in the wind with no more than four levels of weather conditions, according to the size of the design grid for the structure, and specific circumstances should also adopt windproof measures. For the installation of anchorages, pre-installed parts should be used as far as possible, and in the absence of pre-interred elements, post-buried parts should be used. The structural form of the buried parts should meet the design requirements, and the anchor bolts should be tested on-site to meet the strength requirements before use.

A typical anchor consists of a fixed plate and connecting angle code and is constructed according to the design requirements in the vertical frame, which is then measured and placed on the center line to accurately mark out the embedded plate position after the holes have been punched out so that the embedded plate is fixed, and the vertical frame center line then determines the placement of the connecting angle code in the concealed plate and then pulls the string through the detection line to determine the precise of the angle code position.

Following the determination of the corner code's position, the code will be welded to the buried plate at that location. Generally, the weld width and length should meet the design requirements, and after welding the weld should be redone twice with anti-rust paint in order to prevent rusting.