What is PEB meaning in construction

In construction, "PEB" stands for Pre-Engineered Building.

PEB Construction Method

Prefabrication: The core of PEB construction lies in the extensive use of prefabricated components. This includes:   

Steel Framing: Primary structural elements like columns, beams, and trusses are manufactured to precise specifications in a controlled factory environment.   
Roofing and Wall Panels: These are often pre-engineered and come in various materials (metal, insulated panels) ready for quick assembly.   
Other Components: Doors, windows, and even some interior finishes can be prefabricated to expedite construction.   

Site Assembly:

Prefabricated components are transported to the construction site.   
Assembly is typically faster than traditional methods due to the pre-engineered nature of the components and the use of standardized connections.   
Less on-site labor is often required, leading to cost savings and potentially faster project completion.   

Lifespan of a PEB Building

Durability: PEB structures, primarily made of steel, are known for their exceptional durability and longevity.   
Lifespan: With proper maintenance, a well-designed and constructed PEB can last 50 years or more.

PEB vs. RCC (Reinforced Concrete Construction)