Qatar Lusail Stadium-Stadium Structure

As the venue for the opening game of the 2022 World Cup, the Lusail Stadium is the first main World Cup stadium constructed by a Chinese company as a main contractor. Yuantai Derun Group supplies structural tubes for this project.

Lusail Stadium is located in Lusail New City, 20km away from the center of Doha. It is a joint venture composed of Qatar HBK and China Railway Construction Corporation (CRCC), as the general contractor of the project. The design was completed by an international team composed of Beijing Construction Institute BIAD and Australian Aurecon, British AFL and other design agencies. Among them, Beijing Construction Institute undertook the design task of the most complex system of the entire stadium - the main steel structure and roof cable-membrane structure.

On February 13, 2021, at an altitude of about 66 meters above the ground, the main cable net of the Lusail Stadium project, the main stadium of the Qatar World Cup, with a total weight of about 2,300 tons, was stretched and formed, and was successfully pinned to the steel structure, marking the first time for a Chinese enterprise The main roof structure of the World Cup main stadium, which was constructed as a general contractor of design and construction, was successfully completed.

This project is currently the largest professional venue with the largest number of people built overseas by a Chinese enterprise. It is also the single cable net roof building with the largest span and the largest cantilever distance among the same type of cable net system in the world. It is owned by China Railway Construction International Group Undertake construction.

The main roof cable network adopts a double-layer spoke tension structure with a span of 274 meters and a cantilever distance of 76 meters. It is shaped like a huge wheel-shaped "bowl cover". In December 2020, the project was featured on Qatar's newly issued 10-yuan banknotes. "Made in China" was featured on Qatar's currency for the first time and became a national business card.

In the Lunar New Year of 2021, under the overall coordination and leadership of Chinese builders, 110 large-scale subcontracting companies and more than 4,600 builders from 15 countries around the world worked together to successfully complete a project that can simultaneously meet FIFA, European and American specifications and local Qatari standards. Standard World Cup main stadium.