Construction technology for high rise buildings in Hong Kong

Lau, Chi Hing (2006) Construction technology for high rise buildings in Hong Kong. [USQ Project] (Unpublished)

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Abstract

In Hong Kong, owing to the limit space and resources, many technologies were introduced to solve the problem. However, a lot of accident occurred because the technologies were used incorrectly. Hence, Government produces a lot of code of practice (COP) and guidelines to control the construction industry in Hong Kong. In order to have a better control, Government sets up many regulations and/or ordinances to ensure the construction works running smoothly. Specification, Practical Notes (PN), Guidelines and drawing were produced to ensure the works is completed safety and at high standard. Owing to misconduct and mistake produced by workers, many tests were used to ensure good quality and workmanship. For example, TDR test was introduced to ensure the length of soil nail fulfil the design. Cube test, core test and hammer test were introduced to check the concrete quality and workmanship. Tensile test was adopted to check the quality of steel. Bleeding test and flow cone test was used to check the quality of cement. A general procedure of construction works and main point of COP will be introduced in this report. Common irregularities were mention to awake reader attention.

Item Type:USQ Project
Uncontrolled Keywords:construction technologies, accident, Hong Kong, Code of Practice, buildings
Fields of Research (FOR2008):09 Engineering > 0905 Civil Engineering > 090502 Construction Engineering
Subjects:290000 Engineering and Technology > 290800 Civil Engineering > 290804 Construction Engineering
Socio-Economic Objective (SEO2008):UNSPECIFIED
ID Code:2502
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Deposited On:11 Oct 2007 11:08
Last Modified:11 Oct 2007 11:08

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