Investigation on Wall Crack Damage and Its Proposed Repair Method

As’ad, Sholihin; Mukahar,; Sukiman, Muhamad Shafiq

doi:10.1016/j.proeng.2013.03.016

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“…Thin cracks have less than 1mm, medium cracks have a size of 1mm to 2mm, and large cracks have more than 2mm [27]. The width of the fracture can widen since there are still structural faults that have not been repaired, which are referred to as active cracks [29]. According to Gebregziabhier in [29], an active crack is a growth crack induced by foundation settlement, joint, and expansion, such as a wall-column junction.…”

Section: Crack On the Buildingmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The width of the fracture can widen since there are still structural faults that have not been repaired, which are referred to as active cracks [29]. According to Gebregziabhier in [29], an active crack is a growth crack induced by foundation settlement, joint, and expansion, such as a wall-column junction. While a dormant crack, also known as a non-active crack, is originally an active crack, it stops expanding.…”

Section: Crack On the Buildingmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The first step is to add a footing around the existing foundation. Furthermore, it may do repairs such as jacketing on the foundation structure [29]. Column structures that are less strong in the building structure, the dimensions of the columns can be increased using the column jacketing technique [31].…”

Section: Crack Repairingmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…At the same time, cracks that occur in the structure will be dangerous, as research conducted [26]. Several studies provide solutions for crack handling, such as research conducted [29] on dr Sugiri Hospital in Lamongan. Another research, [31] provided repair and rehabilitation solutions to the building in Ahmedabad Asset of ONGC.…”

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Diagnosis and Repair of the Cracking House Next to the River

Pramono

Mahendra

Wijaya

et al. 2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Natural disasters and human error factors can cause damage to buildings. Human error causes various issues, including inadequate craftsmanship in the mixing of building materials and preliminary structural design and specification. Inadequate knowledge of the building’s structure and the type of soil on which it stands is also one of the fault designs in construction. This study utilises a case study methodology divided into three sections: soil analysis, building analysis, and techniques for avoiding and repairing the research object. A literature review is essential to ascertain the type of soil and the proper footing to utilise when examining the soil. In the building analysis, it is necessary to determine the damage of the building and its repair. These steps demanded were to prevent further damage by adding structures to reinforce existing structures in load distribution. After determining that the structure is safe from further damage, the final step is to repair the walls, floor, and ceiling. These improvements are part of an effort to ensure the building’s long term sustainability. The final phase in home restoration is to decorate the interior to make the residents feel comfortable.

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Section: Crack On the Buildingmentioning

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Section: Crack On the Buildingmentioning

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Section: Crack Repairingmentioning

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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Diagnosis and Repair of the Cracking House Next to the River

Pramono

Mahendra

Wijaya

et al. 2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…Advanced Composite Materials (ACM) in the form of fibre reinforced polymer (FRP) can be applied to strengthen reinforced concrete structures and ageing infrastructure where cracking is caused by corrosion of steel reinforcement [5]. The foundation can be inadequate to fully support the imposed loads [6] and this result in an increase in foundation settlement/differential settlement which may cause structure movement [7]. Wall cracks result from excessive stress on the masonry wall.…”

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Investigating Structural Cracks for Infrastructure: Case Study of Anonymous Hospital, in Zimbabwe

Matora¹,

Shumba²,

Mushiri³

et al. 2018

Proceedings of the EAI International Conference for Research, Innovation and Development for Africa

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The main objective of the research was to investigate the structural cracks for infrastructure at the anonymous Hospital in Zimbabwe and recommend the appropriate engineering solutions to the structural problems. Desk studies, geotechnical and materials investigations and investigations of the structural designs for the existing infrastructure was conducted. Geotechnical tests included sieve analysis, soil indicator, shear strength, direct cone penetrometer, chemical dispersive and California bearing ratio tests. Most of the cracks were structural cracks. The foundation depth was determined as 1.5 m for a bearing capacity more than 100 kPa. The causes of cracks included use of substandard bricks and construction materials, thick mortar and inadequate foundation depth. The dispersive test also proved that the soils are sodic in nature. It is recommended to use reinforced strip foundations and deep foundations when constructing infrastructure at the site. Heavy duty concrete foundation underpinning is recommended for the existing buildings.

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Robust CNN-Based Segmentation of Infrastructure Cracks Segregating from Shadows and Lines

Patel,

Sandhan

2024

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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Investigation on Wall Crack Damage and Its Proposed Repair Method

Cited by 10 publications

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Diagnosis and Repair of the Cracking House Next to the River

Diagnosis and Repair of the Cracking House Next to the River

Investigating Structural Cracks for Infrastructure: Case Study of Anonymous Hospital, in Zimbabwe

Robust CNN-Based Segmentation of Infrastructure Cracks Segregating from Shadows and Lines

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