Checking the height-thickness ratio of masonry members D. Examples 2. The longitudinal wall of a single-span house is the pilaster wall with the spacing of two adjacent pilasters equal to 4m. There is a window with the width of 1.8m between two pilasters and the height of pilaster is 5.5m. The house is taken as the rigid-elastic scheme. Check the height-thickness ratio of the pilaster wall (the grade of mortar is M2.5).

Checking the height-thickness ratio of masonry members D. Examples 2. The longitudinal wall of a single-span house is the pilaster wall with the spacing of two adjacent pilasters equal to 4m. There is a window with the width of 1.8m between two pilasters and the height of pilaster is 5.5m. The house is taken as the rigid-elastic scheme. Check the height-thickness ratio of the pilaster wall (the grade of mortar is M2.5).

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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