Xinjiang Prefabricated Integrated Housing
Xinjiang prefabricated integrated housing is a new type of building form where components are prefabricated in factories and quickly assembled on-site, offering multiple advantages and a wide range of application scenarios.
Structural and Material Characteristics
In Urumqi, prefabricated integrated housing primarily features a combination of concrete prefabricated composite panels and light steel structures. The exterior walls use a sandwich structure of aerated blocks and XPS insulation boards, with reflective heat-insulating coatings applied on the surface. The factory completes the prefabrication of the main structure, including ring beams, structural columns, and floor slabs, with precise预留 (reserved) openings for doors and windows measured to the centimeter. In other regions of Xinjiang, steel structures and lightweight wall panels are commonly used, offering features such as corrosion resistance, moisture resistance, and wind resistance. Steel-structured houses can withstand strong winds and have a service life of over 30 years, while lightweight wall panels provide both insulation and heat preservation.
Construction and Technological Innovation
In Urumqi, the upper and lower floors of the houses are connected on-site using grout sleeves, reducing the overall construction period by 60% compared to traditional cast-in-place methods. The factory has introduced German production lines equipped with fully automatic mold trolleys and steam curing systems, enabling构件 (components) to reach 80% of their design strength within three days. Each component is embedded with an RFID chip to record information, supporting quality traceability. Technological innovations include "structural insulation decoration integrated" exterior wall panels, adjustable ventilation curtain wall systems, and water circulation roof cooling modules. The hybrid structure of light steel and concrete can withstand earthquakes of magnitude 8.
Customization and Adaptability
Xinjiang's vast territory and diverse climate allow prefabricated integrated housing to be designed according to local climatic conditions. In northern Xinjiang, the thickness of the insulation layer is increased, and double-glazed windows and sealed doors are used. In southern Xinjiang, emphasis is placed on ventilation and heat dissipation, with roofs designed as sloped roofs for better drainage. The size can also be customized according to the usage scenario, ranging from small 20-square-meter mobile shops to large 100-square-meter homestays, all designed to meet specific needs.
Wide Range of Application Scenarios
It is suitable for affordable housing, employee apartments in industrial parks, and earthquake-resistant housing projects in the urban areas surrounding Urumqi, with plans to expand to southern and northern Xinjiang and even Central Asia in the future. In other regions of Xinjiang, it can be applied to tourist attractions, pastures, deserts, rural revitalization projects, and can also serve as temporary offices or employee dormitories for corporate project construction.
