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The important technique of quality control in municipal engineering design

Lei Rong-hu

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Pointing at the particularity of municipal engineering,it analyses some problems which existense in quality control of municipal engineering,and pertinently suggested important technique to realize quality control of design about municipal engineering,to improve quality of municipal engineering and accelerate development of city.

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Pointing at the particularity of municipal engineering,it analyses some problems which existense in quality control of municipal engineering,and pertinently suggested important technique to realize quality control of design about municipal engineering,to improve quality of municipal engineering and accelerate development of city.

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Pointing at the particularity of municipal engineering,it analyses some problems which existense in quality control of municipal engineering,and pertinently suggested important technique to realize quality control of design about municipal engineering,to improve quality of municipal engineering and accelerate development of city.

Key concepts: Municipal or urban engineering, Quality (philosophy), Control (management), Engineering, Civil engineering, Computer science, Epistemology, Philosophy

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