Building structure | Professor Zhang Yanxia of Beijing Construction University: shaking table test research on externally hung autoclaved

February 1, 2023February 1, 2023 newifbuildnewifbuild 0 Comments

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Zhang Yanxia, a professor of Beijing University of Architecture, made a wonderful report entitled “Vibrating table test and research on autoclaved aerated concrete wallboard attached to steel frame flexible connection joints”.

(Click here to enter the voting page) On October 21-23, 2021, the “Eighteenth High-rise Building Seismic Technology Exchange Conference” was successfully held in Nanchang (click to view the report after the conference).

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