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Prevention and control of cracks in frame wall filled with masonry

Zhao Yong-hu

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Based upon analysis of the reasons caused the cracks in frame wall filled with masonry and their distribution regularities,from three aspects: design,construction and use measures are proposed for cracks' prevention and control of frame wall filled with masonry in order to avoid the production of cracks to increase the quality of structure.

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Based upon analysis of the reasons caused the cracks in frame wall filled with masonry and their distribution regularities,from three aspects: design,construction and use measures are proposed for cracks' prevention and control of frame wall filled with masonry in order to avoid the production of cracks to increase the quality of structure.

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Based upon analysis of the reasons caused the cracks in frame wall filled with masonry and their distribution regularities,from three aspects: design,construction and use measures are proposed for cracks' prevention and control of frame wall filled with masonry in order to avoid the production of cracks to increase the quality of structure.

Key concepts: Masonry, Frame (networking), Structural engineering, Masonry veneer, Quality (philosophy), Engineering, Mechanical engineering, Physics

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