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Cast-in-place floor refers to building a template on the construction site, then installing steel bars on the board, then pouring concrete directly inside, and then removing the template after the concrete is formed.

Compared with the traditional prefabricated floor slab, the cast-in-place floor slab can enhance the integrity and seismic capacity of the building and has greater bearing capacity. Now the houses in the city are mainly cast-in-place slabs, so prefabricated slabs will not be used again.

Difference between cast-in-place house and floor house

1, different definitions

Cast-in-place floor slab: Cast-in-place refers to erecting the formwork on site, installing steel bars on the formwork, pouring concrete on the formwork, and then removing the formwork.

2. Different characteristics

Cast-in-place floor slab: Compared with precast floor slab, cast-in-place floor slab can enhance the integrity and seismic capacity of the house, with greater bearing capacity. At the same time, it also has certain advantages in heat insulation, sound insulation and waterproof.

3. Different structures

Precast floor slab: the connection between precast slab and beam is hinged, both of which are one-way single-span slabs with poor integrity.

Cast-in-place floor slab: It is completely rigid and can form a continuous floor slab. In-plane stiffness and integrity far exceed prefabricated panels. According to the seismic code, the seismic performance is greatly improved.