Product Overview

Jinnuoda’s Climate-Controlled Warehouse is a Constant Temperature Facility for goods that require planned control of temperature, humidity, handling access, and thermal continuity. The Prefabricated Thermal Building uses Q355D primary steel, 150mm PIR panels, galvanized secondary members, full-bolt connections, and a documented sealing approach. Rather than treating the enclosure as a simple layer around a steel frame, Jinnuoda coordinates the structure around refrigeration supports, air-seal docks, floor interfaces, rack loads, service access, and local wind or snow conditions. This makes the Climate-Controlled Warehouse a defined project scope for the owner, engineer, and construction team to evaluate and execute collaboratively.

Key Features

Q355D Frame for Temperature-Sensitive Operations

Q355D structural steel is specified for the primary columns and rafters where the project design requires low-temperature impact properties. Its use in a Climate-Controlled Warehouse should be confirmed against the approved load schedule, operating temperatures, local code, and equipment requirements. The stated -20°C impact property helps project teams review material selection for sub-zero or fluctuating conditions. Final member sizes, bracing, and connections remain project-specific, especially where the Constant Temperature Facility includes high-bay storage, mezzanines, or roof-mounted refrigeration equipment.

150mm PIR Enclosure and Air-Seal Interfaces

The specified 150mm PIR sandwich panels support the thermal-envelope strategy of a Prefabricated Thermal Building. Concealed-fastener panel design, gasketed interfaces, insulated covers, vapor control, dock shelters, and door seals must all be coordinated with the thermal design. Jinnuoda can identify structural interfaces for roof penetrations, refrigeration services, and loading openings before fabrication. This helps the Constant Temperature Facility team evaluate the enclosure as a system instead of treating panels, steelwork, and dock equipment as unrelated packages.

FM1/FM2 Floor and Full-Bolt Assembly

The Climate-Controlled Warehouse can be coordinated with FM1 or FM2 floor criteria when supplied by the civil and racking teams. This is relevant to VNA racks, AGV routes, high-bay storage, and material-handling operations. Pre-tensioned Grade 10.9S bolt connections allow prepared members to be assembled without routine site welding. Tekla-based detailing can identify member marks, base plates, roof supports, dock interfaces, and access requirements before dispatch.

Technical Specifications

Materials, Detailing and Support

A constant-temperature project depends on coordinated steelwork, enclosure design, dock systems, refrigeration supports, floor loads, racking, and service access. Jinnuoda can provide Tekla shop drawings, material records, WPS and WPQR documentation, NDT scope, and IWE supervision where included in the contract. This documentation gives the owner a clearer method for reviewing the boundary between structural steel, refrigeration, civil work, and process equipment.

For procurement planning, useful inputs include site location, building dimensions, target temperature and humidity ranges, dock count, doors, rack loads, refrigeration equipment, roof loads, mezzanines, and applicable codes. These details help Jinnuoda separate confirmed requirements from optional services and provide a Climate-Controlled Warehouse scope that buyers can compare transparently.

Applications and Commercial Value

Jinnuoda’s Climate-Controlled Warehouse and Constant Temperature Facility solutions support four applications where thermal continuity, hygiene access, and storage coordination are important:

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