What's the difference between prefabricated buildings and ordinary buildings?

Whenever we talk about architecture, we usually think of laying bricks and pouring concrete from the bottom up and building houses slowly. However, with the progress of the times, a new way of building has emerged, which is called prefabricated building. Some friends have never heard of it before, so they will be confused. What is a prefabricated building? The following small series will introduce you:

Prefabricated building is to install the assembly parts prepared in advance where needed, and then you can get a prefabricated building. This way, just like the building blocks we played when we were young, we assembled the parts into a building.

Prefabricated buildings have become very popular in Japan, Europe and America, and they have also begun to develop in China, and the technologies and equipment used have gradually matured. The following small series will introduce the advantages and disadvantages of prefabricated buildings:

First, advantages

1. The components of prefabricated buildings can be mass-produced by machines, and it can be unaffected by wind and rain, as long as the quality of components is paid attention to during production. Traditional buildings need to be shut down in rainy days.

There is not so much construction waste. Due to the different construction methods, prefabricated buildings perfectly avoid the shortcomings of many traditional buildings, reduce the waste of materials and reduce the generation of construction waste. It is also more convenient for later check-in and saves a lot of cleaning time.

3. The construction speed is fast and the construction efficiency is high. Because all the components are made in factories, they are basically automated machine assembly lines. After the production is completed, the construction team will transport the parts to the required places for assembly. In this way, the capital construction time only needs to calculate the transportation time plus the current construction time, which is not a little faster than the traditional construction time.

Second, the shortcomings of prefabricated buildings

1. Compared with traditional building construction, the price of prefabricated buildings is higher. This is basically understandable. After all, the speed and efficiency are faster and the price is relatively higher. Moreover, the transportation cost of prefabricated buildings is very high. For example, some distant places also use prefabricated buildings, and the transportation cost alone is very objective.

2. Because the assembly line production is carried out through the factory assembly line, the size is relatively uniform. For example, there will be some difficulties in the production of some large-sized required parts.

The above are some personal views put forward by Bian Xiao on the difference between prefabricated buildings and ordinary buildings, hoping to help you very well.