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Let’s discuss the 80-meter-high concrete tower!

2011-01-17View Original

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Is it feasible for a 80-meter-high concrete tower? Everyone can discuss it!
Reply #22011-01-17
For 80-meter tall towers, a steel structure is still used. Although steel structural materials are more expensive, they are easy to construct, have a short construction period, and require less space. Concrete is cheap, but the process takes a long time. Additionally, with steel structures, fire and corrosion protection measures need to be taken, which is more expensive than using concrete~~ But concrete structures require a large amount of space!
Reply #32011-01-18
On 80-meter-high towers, a steel structure is still used. Although steel structural materials are more expensive, they are homogeneous, have good elasticity, are easy to construct, require a short construction time, and occupy less space. Although concrete is cheap, it is a plastic material with a long cycle time. But concrete structures require a large amount of space!
Reply #42011-01-18
Ask and answer yourself? ? ? LZ has many aliases:hug:

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