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The use of cold formed Z purlins is common in industrial construction. However, due to the high uncertainty of such structures and elements, and their tendency to suffer local instability phenomena, it is very interesting to have actual test results.  In this article, the results of two tests of full-scale roofs are provided. The roofs are loaded with water pool until the collapse of the structure, thereby determining its ultimate strength and behavior up to this point, and comparing the results with those obtained using different standard methodologies in the field of structural engineering.  It is concluded that the behavior in the linear range during testing is very similar to the predicted analytically, and a very high ultimate strength is observed until the collapse of the structure in both tests.

Ensayos comparativos a escala real de cubierta formada por correas Z conformadas en frío