Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What should be noted in construction engineering?

As a steel structure engineering company, today we would like to talk about what should be noted in construction engineering. Construction engineering demands constant striving for perfection. Building safe and reliable structures is the professional ideal of every construction worker. Since engineering construction often involves multiple parties such as design, construction, development, operation, supervision, and management, and construction is generally carried out in the open air, the occurrence of quality accidents is always closely related to the natural environment, construction conditions, management agencies at all levels, and various social factors. For example, violating basic construction procedures and failing to conduct project bidding in accordance with relevant regulations will result in unlicensed design, over-standard contracting, and construction in violation of regulations, which will inevitably lead to engineering quality accidents. Insufficient or inaccurate engineering geological data, coupled with improper treatment schemes or poor quality, will cause insufficient foundation bearing capacity or excessive foundation deformation, easily triggering quality accidents. The selection of building materials that do not meet design and relevant standards, or the use of unqualified components and products, is also one of the main causes of engineering quality accidents. In construction engineering design, problems such as improper structural details, inaccurate calculation models, and errors in structural calculation may occur. During construction, if workers do not strictly follow the construction drawings, or arbitrarily modify the design without approval from the design institute, serious hidden quality risks will be left in the structure. Failure to strictly comply with construction and acceptance specifications and poor workmanship will also affect quality. Poorly prepared construction organization plans, low or chaotic construction management, and wrong construction sequences can all lead to quality problems. During construction or service, problems may also arise from: loads exceeding the design values, excessive ground stacking loads, effects of changes in temperature, humidity and special climatic conditions, chemical corrosion caused by acids, alkalis, salts and other substances. Natural force majeure, as well as social events such as wars and strikes, also have certain impacts. All these are issues that require close attention.