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A continuous concrete slab is a type of structural element that is supported by beams or walls at multiple points along its length, rather than being simply supported at its ends. This design allows for the distribution of loads over a larger area, providing enhanced stability and strength. Continuous slabs are commonly used in floors and roofs of buildings, as they can span longer distances without intermediate supports. Their construction typically involves reinforcing steel bars to improve tensile strength and reduce cracking.

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