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Cause analysis of high-rise housing project wall crack and treatment measure

Wang Hui-ron

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Based on the discussion of wall position producing crack of frame-supported shear wall structure's high-rise housing project,the author analyzes the causes of wall crack,and provides corresponding treatment measures,so as to avoid re-occurring of crack,and improve the effect of wall decorative appearance on the base of ensuring structure safety.

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Based on the discussion of wall position producing crack of frame-supported shear wall structure's high-rise housing project,the author analyzes the causes of wall crack,and provides corresponding treatment measures,so as to avoid re-occurring of crack,and improve the effect of wall decorative appearance on the base of ensuring structure safety.

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Based on the discussion of wall position producing crack of frame-supported shear wall structure's high-rise housing project,the author analyzes the causes of wall crack,and provides corresponding treatment measures,so as to avoid re-occurring of crack,and improve the effect of wall decorative appearance on the base of ensuring structure safety.

Key concepts: Shear wall, Measure (data warehouse), Structural engineering, Forensic engineering, Engineering, Computer science, Database

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