Civil Engineering Technology of Building Construction Problematic Explanation

Author: Guo Jiwu
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is written based on the "Outline for the First-Level Construction Engineer Qualification Examination" and current national standards and specifications. It presents key content in four parts—Engineering Mechanics and Engineering Structures, Building Materials, Building Construction, and Construction Technology—through a question-and-answer format. Special emphasis is placed on explaining topics that some candidates may find unfamiliar, such as the calculation of strength, stiffness, and stability of members; limit state design methods for structures; the principles of reinforcement for reinforced concrete beams; the calculation of internal forces in continuous beams and slabs based on elastic theory and plastic internal force redistribution theory; as well as envelopes and material diagrams. Although written in a question-and-answer format, the book still maintains scientific rigor and systematic organization. The authors strive to present the content in a logical progression from basic to advanced levels, with concise language and a strong connection to practical applications. This book can serve as preparatory material for engineering technicians taking the national first-level registered construction engineer examination, as well as a reference for training in "Building Engineering Technology."