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Welcome to our February newsletter!
We hope 2020 is off to a great start for you!
Our newest case study takes us to the Port of Świnoujście in Poland where a combined wall system with sheet piles from ArcelorMittal has played a key role in the modernisation of the existing port infrastructure.
At Constructalia, we are constantly striving to bring you more information at the click of a button! With this in mind, we now offer structural steel grade pages that include mechanical, technical, and coating property details.
Read about the new retractable roof at the Roland-Garros Stadium with ArcelorMittal rails that is ready to keep the French Open players dry this spring. Be sure to check out our Rails product page too - it includes an interactive, 360º tour featuring a realistic digital walkthrough of ArcelorMittal’s rail facilities.
This month, we highlight our solutions for weldability and sustainability. We’re proud to share that ArcelorMittal Luxembourg was awarded the FEDIL Environment Award, and we outline our commitment to the new sustainability programme, ResponsibleSteel™. We also have a new technical article published by CTBUH that investigates the relationship between steel and skyscrapers and delves into their sustainable future together.
Finally, see how Magnelis® is used in InQuik’s award-winning, innovative system for quick bridge installation, find out about the latest software updates, and wander through our event map to locate where you can visit ArcelorMittal next!
Enjoy!
The Constructalia Team
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The modernised port infrastructure at the Port of Świnoujście in Poland includes a breakwater and quay wall built with a combined wall system from ArcelorMittal that offers access to the European inland navigation system.
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ArcelorMittal’s premium rails were provided in record time for the central court of the French Open. Click to find out more about our innovative, high-quality range of rails and track fittings.
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This research paper delves into the sustainability of steel while examining its impact on the life cycle analysis of a building with an overall aim to broaden innovation in design via an analysis of new ideas for the creation of sustainable, cost-effective, optimised buildings for the future.
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ArcelorMittal offers high strength steels with enhanced weldability performances to meet every requirement of metallic continuity including sheets and heavy plates of HISTAR® structural steel grades, Indaten® weathering steel, ultra high strength Amstrong®, and more.
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We are committed to sustainable solutions. Ensure your next project is too. Steel components provide credit points for green building rating systems like LEED or BREEAM. Check out our solutions on offer to enhance the sustainability of your next project.
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Visit our Software page to download the newest updated software including: Portal+ for the design of portal frames according to Eurocode 3, AMECO for life cycle assessment of composite structures of buildings or bridges, and ACOBRI for composite bridges.
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