Article | REF: C7134 V1

Pathology of dampness - Simple wall - Common examples

Author: Paul DAHAN

Publication date: May 10, 2008

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5. Hourdage joints on a 20 cm wall

When the mason mounts his blocks (20 cm in the case studied), he applies two parallel strands of hydraulic binder mortar (cement and/or lime) to the bottom row. He then lays the upper block, which he adjusts vertically and horizontally.

In this example, we have taken the following characteristics:

  • two rods 5 cm wide and 2 cm high;

  • the coefficient of linear expansion α is 1 · 10 –5 per °C ;

  • modulus of elasticity E is 100,000 kg/cm 2 .

5.1 Winter" calculation note

The calculation note required to draw the three curves making...

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