Abstract:SThe vertical development of urbanization has driven the construction of 300-meter-grade super high-rise buildings, among which ultra-elevation concrete pumping is a critical focus in construction. In high-pressure vertical concrete conveying operations, the concrete is prone to performance degradation, aggregate segregation, and other issues, as well as pipe blockage and burst failures, making construction control highly challenging. This paper takes a super high-rise project in Wenzhou as a case study to analyze technical challenges in ultra-high-pressure concrete pumping, including difficulties in pressure regulation, concrete performance deterioration, and pipeline abrasion. From the dimensions of organization, materials, equipment, construction, and emergency response, it establishes an integrated whole-process management and control system for ultra-high-pressure pumping, ensuring continuous and stable placement of multi-grade concrete and improving structural construction quality. This study may serve as a technical reference for similar 300-meter-class super high-rise projects.