This project focuses on a comparative analysis and design of Pre-Engineered Buildings (PEB) using two different standards: IS 800:2007 (Indian Standard) and AISC (American Institute of Steel Construction), along with a comparison with Conventional Steel Buildings (CSB). Pre-Engineered Buildings have emerged as an efficient alternative to conventional construction due to their cost-effectiveness, faster completion time, and structural adaptability. The study evaluates the performance and design efficiency of PEB under both standards, highlighting the key differences and similarities in their structural design approaches. Through detailed analysis, the project aims to determine the most economical and structurally sound design method, providing insights that can guide future PEB projects in selecting appropriate design standards.
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