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Concrete construction method at the beam-column joint of high-rise office building

Wan Ming-gan

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Based on construction practice of the high-rise office building,the paper introduces specific problems and processing methods occurring in the selection and selection of concrete grouting scheme at different beam-column joint area of high-rise office building,and verifies the rationality and effectiveness of the construction scheme.

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Based on construction practice of the high-rise office building,the paper introduces specific problems and processing methods occurring in the selection and selection of concrete grouting scheme at different beam-column joint area of high-rise office building,and verifies the rationality and effectiveness of the construction scheme.

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Based on construction practice of the high-rise office building,the paper introduces specific problems and processing methods occurring in the selection and selection of concrete grouting scheme at different beam-column joint area of high-rise office building,and verifies the rationality and effectiveness of the construction scheme.

Key concepts: High rise, Column (typography), Joint (building), Selection (genetic algorithm), Scheme (mathematics), Engineering, Architectural engineering, Computer science

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