Structural forms considered for a construction project include precast concrete, post-tensioned concrete, and structural steel. Precast concrete has delivery problems for large sections and higher storage needs. Post-tensioned concrete is familiar to local contractors and avoids delivery issues but requires time for curing. Structural steel reduces material usage but may have higher costs. The recommendation is post-tensioned concrete due to no storage/delivery problems and familiarity among local contractors.
Structural forms considered for a construction project include precast concrete, post-tensioned concrete, and structural steel. Precast concrete has delivery problems for large sections and higher storage needs. Post-tensioned concrete is familiar to local contractors and avoids delivery issues but requires time for curing. Structural steel reduces material usage but may have higher costs. The recommendation is post-tensioned concrete due to no storage/delivery problems and familiarity among local contractors.
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Structural forms considered for a construction project include precast concrete, post-tensioned concrete, and structural steel. Precast concrete has delivery problems for large sections and higher storage needs. Post-tensioned concrete is familiar to local contractors and avoids delivery issues but requires time for curing. Structural steel reduces material usage but may have higher costs. The recommendation is post-tensioned concrete due to no storage/delivery problems and familiarity among local contractors.
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Structural form • Precast (Pre-tensioning) • Post-tensioning in-situ concrete • Structural steel Factors • Delivery problems • Cost • Speed • Ease of construction Precast (Pre-tensioning) • Delivery problem 30 meters need to divide in different section Time and cost for delivery (from China) • Cost slightly cheaper than steel • Speed need time to harden the concrete • Storage need more space for storage. Post-tensioning in-situ concrete • Ease of construction most contractors familiar with • Speed need time to harden the concrete • Delivery do not need time for delivering massive sectio n of podium link Structural Steel • Reduce the depth of the deck. Reduce the material during the construction Therefore, reduce the weight • Cost may higher than the concrete types Recommendation • Post-tensioning in-situ concrete Reason: • No storage and delivery problem with the dec k when compare with the precast concrete