Civil Engineering Construction Technology Standards Building Waterproofing Engineering Construction Technology Standards

Author: China State Construction Engineering Corporation
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Features: This series of standards is tailored according to the construction acceptance specifications, including 12 technical standards for construction processes: concrete, decorative building materials, steel structures, building roofs, waterproofing, foundation and subgrade engineering, floor engineering, masonry engineering, building electrical systems, water supply and drainage and heating, ventilation and air conditioning, and elevator engineering. It has the following characteristics:
1. The entire book fully incorporates the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development's 16-character principle of "separating acceptance from evaluation, strengthening acceptance, improving measures, and process control."
2. It is specifically designed to align with the national new version of the 14 acceptance specifications, meeting the requirements of national construction acceptance standards.
3. It integrates the mandatory provisions of national engineering construction, making the construction guidance more up-to-date.
4. It considers the northern and southern differences in construction environments, making it suitable for enterprises across China.
5. It includes measures for environmental protection and pollution control, meeting the development needs of the construction industry.
6. It provides a detailed description of the process flow through extensive data, text, and charts, offering strong on-site guidance.
7. It incorporates management elements into the guidance of construction techniques, further facilitating the improvement of overall project management.
This standard can serve as a technical basis for enterprise production operations and internal acceptance standards, a reference for project construction plans and technical briefings, a technical basis for preparing bidding proposals and signing contracts, and a carrier for technological advancement and accumulation.