2003Shanxi ArchitectureRequires access

On cracks in masonry-concrete buildings

Guo Wen

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Through three aspects: design, construction and premixed concrete the reasons caused the cracks in masonry concrete buildings are analyzed and corresponding prevention measures are proposed. Because of complex causes author points out that comprehensive treatment measures should be adopted to effectively control those crack in masonry concrete buildings.

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Through three aspects: design, construction and premixed concrete the reasons caused the cracks in masonry concrete buildings are analyzed and corresponding prevention measures are proposed. Because of complex causes author points out that comprehensive treatment measures should be adopted to effectively control those crack in masonry concrete buildings.

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Through three aspects: design, construction and premixed concrete the reasons caused the cracks in masonry concrete buildings are analyzed and corresponding prevention measures are proposed. Because of complex causes author points out that comprehensive treatment measures should be adopted to effectively control those crack in masonry concrete buildings.

Key concepts: Masonry, Unreinforced masonry building, Structural engineering, Forensic engineering, Engineering, Reinforced concrete, Geotechnical engineering

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