Dana B-2

www.danagroup.
com
PROFILES
AND
CLADDING
DIVISION
MISSION
Dana Group of Companies from the time of its inception in 1991 has strongly believed in a customer
centric approach and this has been the norm followed across the corporate office, showrooms,
manufacturing units, trading companies and associate offices.
To maximize value for our worldwide client baseby supply of high quality steel
products, providing related services and solutions while utilizing innovative
technologies and a team of motivated employees, focused on continuous
improvement, highest business standards, work ethics and corporate citizenship.
With an annual turn-over of US$500 million in the financial year of 2004-2005, the company
has only seen a phenomenal growth and has grown into a family of over 500 hard-working
professionals committed to serving Dana Groups customers.
The Group has successfully expanded its operations to several countries with the corporate
office and showrooms in Dubai, trading companies in India and Dubai, associate offices in Libya,
Iraq, West-Africa and South-Africa, manufacturing units backed by highly experienced R&D
personnel in UAE, Libya and India.
Dr. Birbal Singh Dana

Founder, Chairman & Managing Director
Dr. Birbal Singh Dana was formally a General surgeon by profession.
He had a commendable stint at the University Hospital of Libya for
over 15 years where he rose to the position of the Head of Department
of Surgery, before he took to entrepreneurship in 1991. Having sound
business acumen, he put his principles of honesty, diligence and
patience to practice in his venture.
A person with vision and vigor, he has been the principal force
behindthe phenomenal growth of the Group and under his leadership
the company has come to be the most respected and widely
diversified business house in the Middle East.
VISION
We aspire to be the global steel industry benchmark for the worlds most reliable
and innovative steel manufacturer, service and solution provider in the steel
industry.
DANA GROUP : PROFILES AND CLADDING DIVISION
DANA GROUP COMPANIES

Seven Eagles International
Trading L.L.C., Dubai U.A.E.
Dana Steel Processing Industry
Being one of the worlds most geographically diversified steel importers

and stockiest, the company has
successfully established a laudable
position among its customers and
become a go to name for all kinds of
steel requirements, be it in construction, oil field industries, fabricators or
even traders for that matter.
This is unit of Dana Group at U.A.E has 2

major divisions :
CABLE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS DIVISION
Equipped with modern technology and
infrastructure this division manufactures
the below products that are supplied to
various power plants, electricity boards,
engineering organizations, etc.
Cable Trays / Ladders
Trunkings & accessories
Perforated sheets
PROFILES & CLADDING DIVISION
This divisions production capacity has
increased manifold in the recent past and
manufactures the following
Insulated composite profiled panels
Drywall metal profiles
(studs/tracks/furring, channels, hat
channels)
Profiled cladding sheets
Sandwich Panels
GI lintels
Purlins
Delta Steel Industries FZC,

WATER HEATER AND COOLER
MANUFACTURING DIVISION
Established in 2010, to cater to the
booming Libyan construction sector,
this division manufactures and exports water heaters, coolers and
chillers.
COIL AND PLATE SERVICE DIVISION
With a max coil load of 30 T, it was
established as a part of Danas expansion plan. This unit boasts of
imported machinery that is capable
of handling thickness in the range of
4-18 mm and 200 mm wide.
Dana Water Heaters & Coolers
Dana Steels Pvt. Ltd.
Located in Al-Quoz Industrial Area is

equipped with state-of-the-art facilities
and is run by a dedicated team of skilled
experts with sound technological knowledge.
The unit manufactures a wide range of
products which include
Water heater
Water coolers
Water Chillers
Heat Pumps
Water dispensers
An outstanding manufacturing facility

spread over an area of 35000 sq.m is
equipped with Hi-Tech Contemporary
Machinery. A unit of 300 skilled
personnel manufactures high quality
ERW pipe tubes
(Electric resistance welded pipes,
tubes, hollow sections)
Scaffolding & formwork systems
Dana Steels is the proud supplier
to leading contractors &
infrastructure development
companies in India and abroad.
Dana Hospitals Pvt. Ltd.

Dana hospitals would be the first multispecialty private hospital in the capital
city of Rajasthan. With a vision to make
world-class medical care available to
the common man, Dr. B.S.Dana is aiming to establish state-of-the-art infrastructure to accomplish his goal. The
hospital will serve
patients from other nations as well as
well through strategic tie ups with various CSR organizations.
Its customers and become a go to name
for all kinds of steel requirements, be it
in construction, oil field industries, fabricators or even traders for that matter.
4
Apika enterprises
Manufacturingfacility located in Jaipur,
India. Employing over 50 skilled personnel, manufacturing steel utensils on a
mass scale. With trading offices at New
Delhi and Mumbai, India,
it endeavors to serve the B2C market,
import and export of plant machinery
and other hardware products for the
domestic and overseas market.
DCP 35(38)/200
Sandwich Panel
35(h)
SANDWCH PANELS
200mm
COVERING WIDTH 1000mm
BOTTOM
Specifications
INSULATION THICKNESS (IT mm)
35
38/200 PU
Insulated Panel
Top Skin
Thickness
(mm)
Combined
Conductivity
Wm2oC
50
80
100
Allowable-Span (mm)
Steel
Alum
Steel
Alum
Steel
Alum
Steel
Alum
0.5
2450
2400
2850
2750
3750
3450
4300
3900
0.7
2850
2800
3350
3200
4350
4000
5000
4500
0.9
3150
3100
3700
3650
4850
4200
5550
4550
PU
0.419
0.326
0.226
0.187
DCP 45/250
Sandwich Panel
SANDWCH PANELS
230
110
20
45
140
Polyurethane core thinckness(T) specified in Table
Liner
1000mm (NOMINAL)
DCP 45/250 Thermal Values

Polyurethane
Core Thickness
Overall Heat
Transfer
Coefficient
Additional value of
insulation in
corrugated area
Please Note
T=30
T=40
T=50
T=80
T=100
0.63
0.48
0.38
0.24
0.19
0.52
0.40
0.34
0.22
0.18
BTU/Ft h F
0.11
0.083
0.069
0.046
0.037
34
25
20
13
10
mm
Wm2ooC
KCAL/m
2oo
2 oo
Based on PU Density average 35 Kg/cu.m, based on thermal conductivity 0.019 W/m Deg. C
SANDWCH PANELS
Overview
DCP 45/150
Sandwich Panel
Sandwich or composite panels can be produced with external and internal

sheets in various thickness, coatings and colors.
(t) Panel Core

Thickness (mm)
1x(cm4)
for 1cm width
z top
for 1m width cm3
z bottom
for 1m width cm3
Moment
kN m Top
Moment
kN m Bottom
50
48
14
29
1.66
3.38
75
109
26
34
2.96
3.87
100
210
41
43
4.71
4.99
The insulation core is made of factory injected rigid Polyurethane foam

with closed cells and fire retardant quality available upon request.
The insulation core can be produced in various thicknesses with thermal
insulation values as shown on the right.
Based on 0.7mm external and 0.5mm internal Aluminium skin

(t)
Panel
Thickness
(mm)
Allowable Working Load Chart

1.0m
1.5m
2.0m
2.5m
3.0m
3.5m
4.0m
4.5m
5.0m
50
13.27
18.53
5.90
5.49
3.32
2.32
2.12
1.19
1.47
0.69
1.08
0.43
0.83
0.29
0.66
0.20
0.53
0.15
75
23.70
41.88
10.53
12.41
5.93
5.24
3.79
2.68
2.63
1.55
1.93
0.98
1.48
0.65
1.17
0.46
0.95
0.34
100
37.72
80.67
16.76
23.90
9.43
10.08
6.03
5.16
4.19
2.99
3.08
1.88
2.36
1.26
1.86
0.89
1.51
0.65
fy Al 170 N/mm2 permissible span - deflection ratio=100
60
1x(cm4)
for 1cm width
z top
for 1m width cm3
z bottom
for 1m width cm3
Moment
kN m Top
Moment
kN m Bottom
50
37
10
26
1.76
4.25
75
90
19
32
3.26
5.40
100
178
31
42
5.23
7.13
30 30 30
45
150
(t) Panel Core

Thickness (mm)
Polyurethane core thinckness(T) specified in Table
Based on 0.5mm external and 0.5mm internal GI skin
Liner
900mm (NOMINAL)
(t)
Panel
Thickness
(mm)

1.0m
1.5m
2.0m
2.5m
3.0m
3.5m
4.0m
4.5m
5.0m
50
14.10
41.86
6.27
12.40
3.53
5.23
2.26
2.68
1.57
1.55
1.15
0.98
0.88
0.65
0.70
0.46
0.56
0.33
75
26.09 109.09 11.60
29.95
6.52
12.64
4.17
6.47
2.90
3.74
2.13
2.36
1.63
1.58
1.29
1.11
1.04
0.81
100
4.81
59.22
10.45
24.98
6.69
12.79
4.65
7.40
3.41
4.66
2.61
3.12
2.06
2.19
1.67
1.60
199.86 18.58
Permissible span - deflection ratio=100
10
11
SANDWCH PANELS
General Feature
A
Mechanical Characteristic of the foam
(At overall density of 35-37 kg/m3)
Tensile stress
Compression resistance
Sheer Resistance
Fire Property
:
:
:
:
150 kpa
100 kpa
100 kpa
B3 as per DIN 4102
DFP Flat
Sandwich Panel
PU Thickness
w/m3
25mm
0.76
35mm
0.54
50mm
0.38
75mm
0.29
100mm
0.19
LOW/MiCRO RIBBED
FLAT PANELS
(B2 upon request)
B
Insulation Capacity
K value (Thermal Conductivity of PU)
0.022W/mK
Tolerance
+/- 0.002
C
Water abosorption of the foam
: 1% of volume
After 24 hours
12
13
Rockwool
and EPS Panels
SANDWCH PANELS
1.5
4.5
20.5
100
100
100
10
20
20
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
1000
1020
Detail Joint
Advantages
Perfet Fire resistance with A1 grade
(EN 13501-1) inflamable material
rockwool
Heat Insulation
Perfect acoustic solutions with
perfoorated models
Energy Saver
Economy in construction cost
Requires less joint splice as a
result of continious process
Easy installation
Color Variety
Long Life cycle
Environment friendly product
Foam, CC, HCFC free
Non Combustable
14
15
DSS 35(38)/250
Single Skin Sheets
38(h)
SINGLE SKIN SHEETS
200
COVERING WIDTH 1000mm
STEEL
ALUMINIUM
N/m2
N/m2
Thickness(mm)
0.40
0.46
0.50
0.60
0.70
0.80
0.90
Thickness(mm)
0.50
0.60
0.70
0.80
0.90
1.00
1.20
Weight Kgs/
3.831
4.405
4.789
5.746
6.704
7.662
8.619
Weight Kgs/
1.653
1.984
2.314
2.645
2.976
3.306
3.967
MI mm /M
101496
116229
125981
150116
173906
197353
220460
MI mm /M
125981
150116
173906
197353
220460
243231
28776
Z-Top
4045
4634
5052
5989
6941
7881
8808
Z-Top
5024
5989
6941
7881
8808
9723
11514
Z-Bottom
7851
8997
9748
11605
13432
15230
16997
Z-Bottom
9748
11605
13432
15229
16996
18735
22124
Span(mm)
Span(mm)
1000
3863
4829
4426
5532
4798
5997
5720
7150
6629
8287
7527
9408
8412
10515
1000
2225
2780
2653
3316
3074
3842
3490
4362
3902
4876
4306
5382
5100
6374
1250
2473
3091
2832
3540
3071
3838
3661
4576
4243
5303
4817
6021
5384
6730
1250
1424
1698
1698
2122
1968
2469
2234
2792
2497
3121
2756
3445
3264
4080
1500
1717
2146
1967
2459
2132
2665
2542
3178
2946
3482
3345
4181
3739
4673
1500
989
1236
1179
1474
1366
1708
1551
1939
1734
2167
1914
2392
2267
2833
1750
1262
1577
1445
1806
1567
1958
2335
2335
2165
2706
2458
3072
2747
3433
1750
632
908
753
1083
872
1255
990
1425
1106
1592
1758
1220
1443
2082
2000
966
1207
1106
1383
1199
1499
1430
1787
1657
2072
1882
2352
2103
2629
2000
423
677
504
807
584
935
663
1061
741
1185
1308
817
967
1547
Allowable Working Loads are in N/m2 and Limiting

Deflection L/200All are Nominal Values
= Single Span
= Multi Span
16
17
DSS 45/150
Single Skin Sheets
SINGLE SKIN SHEETS
930
900
150
+6
-4
150
150
150
150
150
45
30
5
1.
25
90
60
ALUMINIUM
STEEL
N/m2
N/m2
Thickness(mm)
0.40
0.46
0.50
0.60
0.70
0.80
0.90
Thickness(mm)
0.50
0.60
0.70
0.80
0.90
1.00
1.20
Weight Kgs/
4.256
4.895
4.789
5.746
6.704
7.662
8.619
Weight Kgs/
1.837
2.204
2.571
2.939
3.306
3.674
4.408
MI mm4/M
159883
183157
125981
150116
173906
197353
220460
MI mm4/M
198571
236756
27441
311630
348329
384540
455519
Z-Top
6175
7075
5052
5989
6941
7881
8808
Z-Top
7671
9147
10605
12044
13464
14866
17616
Z-Bottom
8367
9584
9748
11605
13432
15230
16997
Z-Bottom
10389
12385
14353
16295
18210
20098
23798
Span(mm)
Span(mm)
1000
3863
4829
4426
5532
4798
5997
5720
7150
6629
8287
7527
9408
8412
10515
1000
3324
4156
3962
4954
4592
5740
5214
6518
5826
7284
6430
8038
7614
9518
1250
2473
3091
2832
3540
3071
3838
3661
4576
4243
5303
4817
6021
5384
6730
1250
2128
2660
2536
3170
2938
3674
3337
4170
3728
4662
4116
5144
4874
6092
1500
1717
2146
1967
2459
2132
2665
2542
3178
2946
3482
3345
4181
3739
4673
1500
1478
1846
1760
2202
2040
2552
2316
2896
2590
3237
2858
3572
3384
4230
1750
1262
1577
1445
1806
1567
1958
2335
2335
2165
2706
2458
3072
2747
3433
1750
996
1356
1187
1618
1376
1875
1563
2128
1746
2378
1929
2625
2285
3108
2000
966
1207
1106
1383
1199
1499
1430
1787
1657
2072
1882
2352
2103
2629
2000
667
1039
795
1238
922
1434
1046
1629
1170
1820
1292
2010
1530
2380
Allowable Working Loads are in N/m2 and Limiting Deflection L/200

All are Nominal Values
= Single Span
= Multi Span
18
19
PERFORATED SHEETS
DANA
STANDARD
PERFORATION
P
D
DANA OFFERS
3mm hole and 5mm Pitch
7mm hole and 20mm Pitch
20
21
DECKING SHEETS
DSD 75/305
Decking Sheets
SECTION PROPERTIES (per meter of coverage width)

Thickness
Weight
Area
Top in Compression
Bottom in Compression
(mm)
Kg/m2
cm2
ix cm4
Sx Top cm3
Sx Bottom cm3
Ma KN-m
ix cm4
Sx Top cm3
Sx Bottom cm3
Ma KN-m
Va KN
0.70
7.283
9.290
71.761
16.687
22.165
5.548
66.660
20.702
15.437
5.133
50.858
0.80
8.322
10.614
87.284
21.077
25.650
7.008
78.133
23.832
18.317
6.091
66.288
0.90
9.360
11.939
99.980
24.351
29.028
8.096
89.908
26.978
21.319
7.088
78.229
1.00
10.398
13.263
112.882
27.706
32.421
9.213
101.948
30.137
24.430
8.122
86.670
1.20
12.473
15.910
139.200
34.620
39.243
11.511
126.675
36.479
30.932
10.284
103.401
1.50
15.592
19.888
179.717
45.383
49.566
15.090
165.205
46.050
41.319
13.739
128.978
Shear
ULTIMATE UNIFORM LOAD CAPACITIES (KN/m2)

Thickness
No. of Spans
Load
(mm)
Nos
Case
1.25
1.5
1.75
2.25
2.5
2.75
3.00
Single
Spans
Imposed Load
44.387
28.408
18.452
11.620
7.785
5.467
3.986
2.995
2.307
Wind Load
41.063
26.280
18.250
13.408
10.266
7.618
5.554
4.172
3.214
Multi
Spans
Imposed Load
55.484
35.510
24.659
18.117
13.871
10.316
7.520
5.650
4.352
Wind Load
51.329
32.850
22.813
16.760
12.832
10.139
8.213
6.787
5.703
Single
Spans
Imposed Load
56.066
35.882
22.444
14.134
9.469
6.650
4.848
3.642
2.805
Wind Load
48.726
31.185
21.656
15.911
12.182
8.929
6.509
4.891
3.767
Multi
Spans
Imposed Load
70.082
44.852
31.148
22.884
17.521
12.547
9.147
6.872
5.293
Wind Load
60.908
38.981
27.070
19.888
15.227
12.031
9.745
8.054
6.768
Single
Spans
Imposed Load
64.770
41.453
25.709
16.190
10.846
7.617
5.553
4.172
3.214
Wind Load
56.704
36.291
25.202
18.516
14.176
10.275
7.490
5.628
4.335
Multi
Spans
Imposed Load
80.962
51.816
35.983
26.437
20.241
14.372
10.477
7.872
6.063
Wind Load
70.880
45.363
31.502
23.145
17.720
14.001
11.341
9.373
7.876
Single
Spans
Imposed Load
73.701
47.169
29.026
18.279
12.245
8.600
6.270
4.710
3.628
Wind Load
64.980
41.587
28.880
21.218
16.245
11.651
8.494
6.381
4.915
Multi
Spans
Imposed Load
92.127
58.961
40.945
30.082
23.032
16.227
11.830
8.888
6.846
Wind Load
81.225
51.984
36.100
26.522
20.306
16.044
12.996
10.740
9.025
Single
Spans
Imposed Load
92.090
58.937
35.794
22.541
15.100
10.606
7.731
5.809
4.474
Wind Load
82.274
52.656
36.566
26.865
20.569
14.477
10.554
7.929
6.107
Multi
Spans
Imposed Load
115.112
73.672
51.161
37.588
28.491
20.010
14.588
10.960
8.442
Wind Load
102.843
65.820
45.708
33.581
25.711
20.315
16.455
13.599
11.427
Single
Spans
Imposed Load
120.722
77.262
46.212
29.101
19.496
13.692
9.982
7.499
5.776
Wind Load
109.909
70.342
48.849
35.889
26.882
18.880
13.764
10.341
7.965
Multi
Spans
Imposed Load
150.902
96.577
67.068
49.274
36.784
25.835
18.834
14.150
10.899
Wind Load
137.387
87.927
61.061
44.861
34.347
27.138
21.982
18.167
15.028
0.70
40
0.80
15
40
25
305
914
0.90
1.00
1.20
1.50
22
Span in Meters
23
DSD 45/150
Decking Sheets
DECKING SHEETS
Specification
Aluminium profiled sheet is 0.5 mm up to 1.2 mm thick alloy A3105-H16 Temper from t
ension leveled coils. Different alloy can be supplied on request.
GI and Alu Zinc coated steel profile sheets 0.4 to 0.9 mm thick as per ASTM A 653 for GI and
ASTM A 792 for Alu Zinc. Different grades can be supplied on request.
Painting is baked regular modified enamel polyester, with 5 micron primer and 20 micron coat
on the weathering side and 5/7 micron primer on the reverse. PVDF, Silicon, Modified Polyester, Platisol and ARS coating on request is applicable.
STEEL
930
900
150
150
150
+6
-4
150
150
150
N/m2
Thickness(mm)
0.40
0.46
0.50
0.60
0.70
0.80
0.90
Weight Kgs/
4.256
4.895
5.321
6.385
7.449
8.513
9.577
MI mm4/M
159883
183157
198571
236756
274441
311630
348329
Z-Top
6175
7075
7671
9147
10605
12044
13464
Z-Bottom
8367
9584
10389
12385
14353
16295
18210
R
Span(mm)
45
30
1.
25
90
60
1000
5773
7216
6613
8266
7169
8961
8545
10682
9904
12378
9777
1221
12565 15706
1250
3695
4619
4243
5290
4588
5735
5496
6836
6338
7923
6257
7821
8041
10052
1500
2566
3207
2939
3674
3186
3983
3798
4747
4402
5502
4345
5431
5584
6980
1750
1885
2356
2159
2699
2341
2926
2790
3488
3234
4042
3192
3990
4103
5128
2000
1443
1804
1653
2066
1792
2240
2136
2670
2476
3095
2444
3055
3141
3926
Allowable Working Loads are in N/m2 and Limiting Deflection L/200

All are Nominal Values
24
= Single Span
= Multi Span
25
r=t
(TYP.)
44
f1
(TYP.)
44
18O HOLES
16
16
COLD FORMED PURLINS
18O HOLES
f2
42
f1
16
42
16
1x
r=t
32
f2
32
==
142Z15
142Z20
172Z15
172Z20
202Z15
202Z15
202Z25
232Z15
Units
Depth
D mm
142
142
172
172
202
202
202
232
Thickness
t mm
1.5
2.0
1.5
2.0
1.5
2.0
2.5
Top Flange
Wtf mm
50
50
65
65
65
65
Bottom Flange
Wbf mm
45
45
60
60
60
Lip
L mm
16
16
16
16
Lip Angle
Deg
45
45
45
Bend Radius
R mm
2.0
2.0
Weight
W Kg/m
3.33
4.44
Area
421.82
558.19
32
PURLIN SECTION PROPERTIES AND ALLOWABLES
Description
mm2
35 35
32
PURLIN SECTION PROPERTIES AND ALLOWABLES

Section
232Z25
Section
232Z25
250Z20
250Z25
260Z20
262Z25
302Z25
302Z30
342Z25
342Z30
Description
Units
232
Depth
D mm
232
250
250
262
262
302
302
342
342
1.5
2.0
Thickness
t mm
2.5
2.0
2.5
2.0
2.5
2.5
3.0
2.5
3.0
65
75
75
Top Flange
Wtf mm
75
80
80
80
80
90
90
100
100
60
60
70
70
Bottom Flange
Wbf mm
70
72
72
72
72
82
82
92
92
16
16
16
16
16
Lip
L mm
16
16
16
16
16
18
18
18
18
45
45
45
45
45
45
Lip Angle
Deg
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
3.0
2.0
2.0
Bend Radius
R mm
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.81
5.10
4.12
5.49
6.86
4.78
6.37
Weight
W Kg/m
481.82
638.19
526.82
698.19
865.30
601.82
798.19
Area
7.96
6.71
8.39
6.90
8.63
9.79
11.73
10.97
13.14
mm2
990.30
848.19
1052.80
872.19
1082.80
1247.30
1491.80
1397.30
1671.80
790.24
786.90
969.52
878.84
1083.18
1661.13
1978.11
2377.02
2823.95
Ixx (t)
cm4
135.26
177.34
221.87
291.55
322.76
424.67
521.59
487.09
641.96
Ixx (t)
cm4
Sxx (t)
cm3
19.39
25.43
26.20
34.43
32.41
42.65
52.39
42.73
56.32
Sxx (t)
cm3
69.34
64.15
79.05
68.33
84.23
111.79
133.12
141.01
168.06
Sxx (b)
cm3
18.72
24.54
25.41
33.38
31.51
41.46
50.92
41.28
54.40
Sxx (b)
cm3
66.95
61.80
76.13
65.89
81.20
108.29
128.95
137.06
163.35
Rx
cm
5.66
5.64
6.79
6.76
7.83
7.80
7.76
9.00
8.97
Rx
cm
8.93
9.63
9.60
10.04
10.02
11.54
11.52
13.04
13.02
Iyy
cm4
36.06
47.09
44.26
57.93
44.26
57.94
71.01
64.34
84.40
Iyy
cm4
103.67
95.30
117.14
95.31
117.15
171.05
292.50
227.48
269.63
Syy (I)
cm3
5.39
7.07
6.17
8.10
6.18
8.11
9.98
7.94
10.44
Syy (I)
cm3
12.87
11.34
13.99
11.35
13.99
17.99
21.35
21.65
25.72
Syy (r)
cm3
5.20
6.82
5.95
7.82
5.94
7.81
9.60
7.57
9.95
Syy (r)
cm3
12.26
10.75
13.26
10.75
13.25
17.13
20.33
20.70
24.59
Ry
cm
2.92
2.90
3.03
3.01
2.90
2.88
2.87
3.27
3.25
Ry
cm
3.24
3.35
3.34
3.31
3.29
3.70
3.68
4.04
4.02
Allowable Shear
Va KN
14.92
29.89
12.17
29.21
10.28
24.62
46.70
8.90
21.28
Allowable Shear
Va KN
42.29
19.68
39.05
18.74
37.15
31.56
54.73
27.75
48.09
Allowable BM*
Mag KN-m
3.35
4.72
4.45
6.08
5.46
7.60
10.31
6.25
9.75
Allowable BM*
Mag KN-m
12.55
10.93
13.88
11.66
14.84
19.48
23.61
22.76
28.15
Allowable BM**
Mawc KN-m
3.12
4.40
4.14
5.66
5.09
7.07
9.60
5.82
9.07
Allowable BM**
Mawc KN-m
11.68
10.18
12.93
10.86
13.82
18.14
21.98
21.19
26.21
Allowable BM$
Maws KN-m
2.23
3.14
2.96
4.04
3.63
5.05
6.86
4.16
6.48
Allowable BM$
Maws KN-m
8.35
7.27
9.23
7.76
9.87
12.96
15.70
15.13
18.72
Ultimate Shear
Vu KN
22.42
44.92
18.29
43.90
15.45
37.00
70.19
13.37
31.98
Ultimate Shear
Vu KN
63.56
29.57
58.69
28.16
55.84
47.44
82.26
41.71
72.29
Ultimate BM*
Mug KN-m
5.32
7.49
7.05
9.64
8.67
12.05
16.36
9.92
15.46
Ultimate BM*
Mug KN-m
16.91
17.34
22.03
18.50
23.55
30.91
37.45
36.10
44.66
Ultimate BM**
Muwc KN-m
4.95
6.98
6.57
8.98
8.07
11.22
15.23
9.23
14.40
Ultimate BM**
Muwc KN-m
18.54
16.15
20.51
17.23
21.92
28.78
34.87
33.61
41.58
Ultimate BM$
Muws KN-m
3.54
4.98
4.69
6.41
5.76
8.02
10.88
6.59
10.28
Ultimate BM$
Muws KN-m
13.24
11.53
14.65
12.30
15.66
20.56
24.90
24.01
29.708
26
27
COLD FORMED PURLINS
COLD FORMED
C PURLINS
18O HOLES
A
15
42
44
15
(TYP.)
32
Nominal Dimensions
Section
Ref.
Depth
D
mm
Top
Flange
f1 mm
Top
Flange
f2 mm
14215
142
55
14218
142
14220
32
Section Properties
Thickness
t mm
A
mm
B
mm
L
mm
Wt / m
Kg
Area
cm2
I xx
cm2
I yy
cm2
Z xx
cm2
R yy
cm2
y
mm
x
mm
50
1.5
56
193
520
3.2
4.05
128.8
26.06
17.73
17.73
50.04
72.29
55
50
1.8
56
193
520
3.84
4.892 153.85 31.65
21.28
21.28
50.19
72.39
142
55
50
12
56
193
520
4.27
5.42
34.3
23.27
23.27
50.33
72.39
17215
172
64
59
1.5
86
218
570
3.79
4.185 220.38
44.2
25.24
25.24
59.42
87.33
17218
172
64
59
1.8
86
218
570
4.55
5.78
264.46
52.2
30.29
30.29
59.29
87.33
17220
172
64
59
86
218
570
5.06
6.83
289.95
57.4
33.2
33.2
59.17
87.33
17225
172
64
59
2.5
86
218
570
6.33
7.98
361.56
69.6
41.5
41.5
59.06
87.33
20215
202
64
59
1.5
116
248
630
4.14
5.265 320.92
44.2
31.33
31.33
59.32
102.4
20218
202
64
59
1.8
116
248
630
4.97
6.33
402
52.1
39.24
39.24
52.02
102.4
20220
202
64
59
116
248
630
5.53
6.98
422.73
57.4
41.27
41.27
59.07
102.4
20225
202
64
59
2.5
116
248
630
6.91
8.63
535.72 69.75
52.22
52.22
59.01
102.4
23215
232
75
70
1.5
146
293
720
4.73
6.015 481.16
68.5
40.97
40.97
69.04
117.4
23218
232
75
70
1.8
146
293
720
5.68
7.22
577.39
76.8
49.16
49.16
69.03
117.4
23220
232
75
70
146
293
720
6.31
8.02
641.54
84.5
54.63
54.63
69.02
117.4
23225
232
75
70
2.5
146
293
720
7.89
9.975 797.85 103.3
67.96
67.96
68.09
117.4
1682
COLD FORMED
Z PURLINS
28
29
Svide Detail
FLASHINGS, INSTALLATION DETAILS
WINDOW CLEAR OPNG.
25
25
POP RIVET
Sill Flashing Details Sandwich Panel
SIDE GIRTH
SIDE GIRTH
310
ROOF PANEL
310
Cable Flashing Details Sandwich Panel
WINDOW BY OTHERS
20
COLUMN
58
20
58
GABLE TRIM
SITE MEASUREMENT
75
150
75
SANDWICH WALL PANEL
CLOSURE TRIM
CLOSURE TRIM
SANDWICH WALL PANEL
PURLIN
POP RIVET
GABLE RAFTER
SANDWICH
WALL PANEL
Top and Bottom Detail
200
SILL FLASHING
35
110
BLOCK WALL
10
SANDWICH
WALL PANEL
Cable Flashing Details Single Skin

SINGLE SKIN
ROOF PANEL
150
110
DRIP FLASHING
35
COLUMN
WINDOW CLEAR OPENING
35
75
SITE MEASUREMENT
Sill Flashing Details Sandwich Panel
10
PURLIN
SINGLE SKIN WALL CLADDING
POP RIVET
GABLE RAFTER
BOTTOM FLASHING
SINGLE SKIN
WALL PANEL
COLUMN
25
310
75
SILL FLASHING
200
20
20
COLUMN
35
110
BLOCK WALL
SANDWICH
10
WALL PANEL
30
31

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DANA GROUP COMPANIES

Dana Steel Processing Industry

Being one of the worlds most geographically diversified steel importers

This is unit of Dana Group at U.A.E has 2

Delta Steel Industries FZC,

Dana Water Heaters & Coolers

Dana Steels Pvt. Ltd.

Located in Al-Quoz Industrial Area is

An outstanding manufacturing facility

Dana Hospitals Pvt. Ltd.

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DANA GROUP : PROFILES AND CLADDING DIVISION

Polyurethane core thinckness(T) specified in Table

DCP 45/250 Thermal Values

DANA GROUP : PROFILES AND CLADDING DIVISION

DANA GROUP : PROFILES AND CLADDING DIVISION

Sandwich or composite panels can be produced with external and internal

(t) Panel Core

The insulation core is made of factory injected rigid Polyurethane foam

Based on 0.7mm external and 0.5mm internal Aluminium skin

Allowable Working Load Chart

fy Al 170 N/mm2 permissible span - deflection ratio=100

(t) Panel Core

Polyurethane core thinckness(T) specified in Table

Based on 0.5mm external and 0.5mm internal GI skin

Allowable Working Load Chart

26.09 109.09 11.60

Permissible span - deflection ratio=100

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(B2 upon request)

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SINGLE SKIN SHEETS

Allowable Working Load Chart

Allowable Working Load Chart

Allowable Working Loads are in N/m2 and Limiting

DANA GROUP : PROFILES AND CLADDING DIVISION

SINGLE SKIN SHEETS

Allowable Working Load Chart

Allowable Working Loads are in N/m2 and Limiting Deflection L/200

DANA GROUP : PROFILES AND CLADDING DIVISION

DANA GROUP : PROFILES AND CLADDING DIVISION

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SECTION PROPERTIES (per meter of coverage width)

ULTIMATE UNIFORM LOAD CAPACITIES (KN/m2)

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Allowable Working Loads are in N/m2 and Limiting Deflection L/200

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COLD FORMED PURLINS

PURLIN SECTION PROPERTIES AND ALLOWABLES

PURLIN SECTION PROPERTIES AND ALLOWABLES

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