GALPÃO METÁLICO PARA ARMAZENAGEM NA REGIÃO SUDESTE DE SÃO PAULO: estudo de caso de duas configurações de estrutura de armazenagem

Abstract

Storage warehouses play an important role in various sectors of the industry, which have very specific needs, with regard to the storage of raw materials up to the finished product. Therefore, projects adapted to demand have been applied in order to reduce investments. However, only the adequacy of the project to the client's needs does not bring the best results, which justifies a prior analysis of the technical and economic feasibility of possible solutions at the design stage to optimize the project. The present work is a case study referring to the project to build an industrial warehouse with a demand for 520 pallets. The analysis is limited to two different scenarios with a height of 6 8 meters, an internal layout and a static pallet storage structure with 3 and 4 storage levels, in order to find the most viable solution. The scenarios presented are characterized by different dimensions that, despite the same internal capacity, directly interfere with the consumption of construction inputs. The percentage difference in steel consumption for the most expensive scenario is 72.55%, and the investment with the purchase of the construction area is 66.7%. With the prior analysis of the scenarios, the importance of a technical-financial study is proven, which results in a 30.6% reduction in the total construction investment when adopting the pallet structure with 4 storage levels and the design of the shed with right foot of 8 meters.