The problem in the budget is that the reinforced concrete beam and beam head embedded in the wall are not fastened properly. What's the difference between this beam head and reinforced concrete beam?

1. The reinforced concrete beam buried in the wall means that the beam is in the same direction as the wall, all beams are above the wall, or the wall is built below the beam along the longitudinal direction of the beam. The volume of reinforced concrete beam should be deducted when calculating the quantity of wall works. The reinforced concrete beam head embedded in the wall refers to the beam between two walls, that is, the load-bearing walls at both ends of the beam. The volume of the reinforced concrete beam head embedded in the two load-bearing walls is not deducted when calculating the engineering quantity of the wall.

2, are generally reinforced concrete floor. If it is a wooden floor or a steel floor, the volume of the embedded room beam or floor beam (log beam or I-beam) is not deducted.