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Reasons caused the cracks on the top wall in masonry-concrete building and preventive measures

QI Zhi-we

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Based upon analysis on the phenomena and characters of the cracks in the wall of masonry-concrete buildings,the reasons caused the cracks are studied;at the same time corresponding comprehensive prevention and treatment measures are proposed to prevent and eliminate cracks to meet the requirements on normal service functions of buildings.

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Based upon analysis on the phenomena and characters of the cracks in the wall of masonry-concrete buildings,the reasons caused the cracks are studied;at the same time corresponding comprehensive prevention and treatment measures are proposed to prevent and eliminate cracks to meet the requirements on normal service functions of buildings.

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Based upon analysis on the phenomena and characters of the cracks in the wall of masonry-concrete buildings,the reasons caused the cracks are studied;at the same time corresponding comprehensive prevention and treatment measures are proposed to prevent and eliminate cracks to meet the requirements on normal service functions of buildings.

Key concepts: Masonry, Structural engineering, Forensic engineering, Masonry veneer, Engineering, Geotechnical engineering

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