Workshop column empty standard

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I majored in chemical engineering and am currently designing a new workshop, but I don’t know much about civil engineering. I would like to ask for your advice.: We are a reinforced concrete workshop. Is there a certain standard for the column clearance in the workshop? For example, the ones I see now are 6m, 7.5m, 8m, and 9m. Are larger column clearances still used? What books should I read in this area? Thanks!

Reply #22008-04-18

Thank you! I need knowledge in this area* !

Reply #32015-10-19

There is a "module" in architectural structure, which is the design calculation in this aspect.

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