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建筑的一些难懂的问题（Difficult questions of architecture） Difficult questions of architecture What is the difference between a connecting beam and a frame beam? The girder is the beam with the shear wall connected at both ends and the height ratio is less than 5 (see the high gauge section 7.1.8); A frame beam is a beam connected to a frame column at both ends, or a beam connected to a shear wall at both ends but not less than 5. Both is the same: on one hand, from the perspective of conceptual design in the earthquake when all hope first appeared on the frame beam or even beam plastic hinge not on frame column or shear wall, the so-called strong column weak beam or strong wall weak beam. On the other hand, from the point of view of structure, both must meet the requirements of the structure of the seismic, specifically frame beam and the beam longitudinal reinforcement (including the bottom of the beam and the