Building Materials Engineering (Construction Supervision Key Points Table Series Handbook)

Author: Editorial Committee of "Key Points Table for Rapid Reference in Construction Project Supervision Series"
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: This series of manuals has the following characteristics:
1. The manuals take construction supervision as the starting point, with content organized according to the format of current construction project quality acceptance regulations. They cover various procedures such as pre-control, inspections, on-site supervision, and acceptance, demonstrating strong practicality.
2. For each construction process, the manuals describe the construction supervision work from four aspects: quality requirements of raw materials, finished products, and semi-finished products; key points of construction engineering; key points of engineering supervision; and engineering supervision acceptance. The structure is rigorous, the content is comprehensive, systematic, and rich.
3. For each item, the manuals use tables to elaborate and explain, with tables featuring easy-to-understand principles, detailed specific measures, and a combination of text and tables for convenient reference by readers.
4. During the writing process, the authors conducted in-depth practical research, gaining insights into materials, new technologies, new processes, and new equipment used in actual construction. They provide targeted introductions and reminders in the books. This book is the "Building Materials Engineering" volume of the "Key Points Table for Rapid Reference in Construction Project Supervision Series." It is compiled in strict accordance with the "Code for Construction Project Supervision" (GB50319-2000) and current construction project quality acceptance regulations, and it strives to collect the latest issued material standards to ensure readers can use them with confidence. The book primarily introduces the technical performance requirements, witness sampling methods, and inspection result evaluations of commonly used construction materials and their products, such as cement, building steel, steel welding joints, concrete, building mortar, wall materials, building waterproofing materials, building decorative materials, building thermal insulation and heat preservation materials, and anticorrosive materials. The book presents its content in an accessible and engaging manner, with strong knowledge. The content is rich and detailed, making it not only suitable for construction supervision engineers and dedicated quality inspectors to study but also for construction management personnel and students and teachers of relevant civil engineering disciplines.