High altitude reinforced concrete corridor structure triangle steel tube cantilever formwork construction technology
A technology for reinforced concrete corridors and construction techniques, which is applied in the direction of scaffolding for building structure support, building structure support, and building structure support, and can solve problems such as small spacing between vertical poles, increased safety factor of formwork supports, and difficult quality control. Achieve the effects of cost saving, easy construction preparation and convenient operation
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Embodiment 2
[0084] Building 1# of Yonglong City Plaza Project in Zhenjiang City has a total construction area of 36805M2, one basement floor, 28 floors above ground, and a frame-shear structure. The façade of the project building is in the shape of a "gate". The distance between the two towers is 8.260-11.60m. The load of the corridor structure is supported by three symmetrical large cantilever beams with a width of 650 (500), a height of 2400 (root) to 900 (end), and cantilevers of 3514, 3860, and 5340; the distance between the ends of the large cantilever beams is 250 wide deformation joints; the concrete pouring construction of the 20-story large cantilever corridor structure is completed, and everything is normal during the construction process.
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[0086] Wuxi Wuaijiayuan Building 1# has a total construction area of 32800M2, with one basement floor and 26 floors above ground, with a frame-shear structure. The project is located at the intersection of Renmin Road and Wuai Road in Wuxi City. The highest point of the roof frame is 88.8m. The façade of the project building is "H" shaped, and the distance between the two towers is 9m. At the elevation of the 15th floor + 49.5m, the 15th to 24th floors are connected by a large cantilevered corridor structure on the 15th floor. Everything is normal during the construction process.
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