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The temperature cracks and its control in the masonry-concrete building

Feng Zhang

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The reasons caused the temperature cracks in masonry concrete buildings are analyzed and discussed. And based upon those corresponding control measures are introduced and the matters needing attention in design and construction are pointed out, which has a certain reference value for temperature cracks' prevention and control.

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The reasons caused the temperature cracks in masonry concrete buildings are analyzed and discussed. And based upon those corresponding control measures are introduced and the matters needing attention in design and construction are pointed out, which has a certain reference value for temperature cracks' prevention and control.

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The reasons caused the temperature cracks in masonry concrete buildings are analyzed and discussed. And based upon those corresponding control measures are introduced and the matters needing attention in design and construction are pointed out, which has a certain reference value for temperature cracks' prevention and control.

Key concepts: Masonry, Temperature control, Control (management), Structural engineering, Forensic engineering, Engineering, Architectural engineering, Geotechnical engineering

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