The significance of cracks in low-rise buildings

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Johnson, R.W

Series: Structural Survey ; 20(5) 2002, 155-161(7)Publication details: 2002Subject(s):

Summary: Suggests a framework for the systematic investigation of cracking in low-rise buildings. Describes procedures to follow in detail and recommends equipment.Presents a data-gathering and assessment methodology and considers the important question of whether the cracking is significant. Plates. Table. References. (TAKEN FROM JOURNAL ABSTRACT).

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Suggests a framework for the systematic investigation of cracking in low-rise buildings. Describes procedures to follow in detail and recommends equipment.Presents a data-gathering and assessment methodology and considers the important question of whether the cracking is significant. Plates. Table. References. (TAKEN FROM JOURNAL ABSTRACT).

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