1, concrete pouring under mud, concrete pouring under mud refers to a construction method that concrete is poured through a conduit to replace the mud in the tank and form a concrete curtain when the tank is full of mud.

2. Cast-in-place concrete: Cast-in-place concrete is concrete poured by formwork at the construction site, which generally refers to concrete mixed on site. Most buildings are built in this way.

3. Underwater concrete pouring Underwater concrete pouring refers to the construction method of conveying concrete mixture directly to the designated part underwater. In water conservancy projects, it is often used to build cofferdams, anti-walls, revetments, submerged structure restoration, etc.

4, shear wall concrete pouring, shear wall concrete pouring means that when the concrete strength grade of the column and the wall is the same, it can be poured at the same time; On the other hand, column concrete is poured first, and anchor bars of shear walls are embedded. After the column formwork is dismantled, the shear wall reinforcement shall be bound, the formwork shall be supported, and concrete shall be poured.

5. Concrete layered pouring method. There are three kinds of layered concrete pouring: overall layered, segmented layered and oblique layered. Moreover, due to the large slump and good fluidity of pumped concrete, it should be vibrated strictly during construction to avoid loose vibration and vibration leakage.