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Malcolm Holland - Practical Guide to Diagnosing Structural Movementin Buildings

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PRACTICAL GUIDE TO DIAGNOSING STRUCTURAL MOVEMENT IN BUILDINGS

Concise and readable practitioner focused guide to diagnosing the causes of cracks and movement in buildings

The expanded and updated Second Edition of Practical Guide to Diagnosing Structural Movement in Buildings shows how movement can manifest as cracking in the building fabric and provides a rigorous, structured approach to understanding the evidence to ensure the surveyor can confidently diagnose the cause and impact of any structural movement they encounter.

The book is written in four parts, with part one describing the key principles of movement and cracking. Parts two and three describe the main features of common forms of movement and the associated crack patterns, with part two covering causes other than ground or foundation movement and part three covering movement caused by ground or foundations. Part four briefly describes the techniques used to arrest further movement or repair damage caused by movement.

Topics covered in Practical Guide to Diagnosing Structural Movement in Buildings include:

  • First principles, including crack patterns and cracks, rotational movement, weak routes, load distribution, and movement and orientation
  • Expansion cracking, cavity wall tie corrosion, roof spread, springing from deflected beams, and overloaded floors and beams
  • Clay heave, uneven loading, eccentric loading on foundations, drains and drain trenches, differential foundation movement, and load concentrations on foundations
  • Repair methods, including stitching in brickwork, reinforcing brick mortar joints, tie bars, restraint straps, underpinning, grouting, and root barriers

Primarily intended for the relatively inexperienced surveyor or engineer, as well as undergraduate students, Practical Guide to Diagnosing Structural Movement in Buildings focuses on identification and diagnosis, helping to correctly diagnose problems while also demonstrating a methodical approach to show and record how the diagnosis was reached, which is critical in client satisfaction.

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  • air bricks, f
  • alterations
    • lateral stability resulting from,
    • settlement after construction, 220
    • window replacement,
    • see also
  • alternative flue block connections, f
  • angle of movement,
  • arches
    • lateral stability and,
    • load path around lintels and, f
    • thrust and flattening, f
  • arch flattening, 122
  • arrows of tension,
  • Artisan housing,
  • bay windows,
  • beams
    • absence over openings in cavity walls, 97
      • key features,
    • and block floor construction, f
    • bressummer,
    • concrete, 176
    • corrosion, f
    • deflection, 69
      • key features,
    • expansion cracking and,
    • horizontal timber,
    • iron/steel, f
    • magnitude,
    • materials,
    • overloaded, 90
    • preventing roof spread, 258
    • splitting,
    • steel,
    • vertical deflection, 90
    • see also
  • bedrock,
  • beetles,
  • block floors, 176
  • bonding timbers, 140
    • key features of decay,
  • bowing, 140
    • gable walls, 52f
    • see also
  • bressummer beams,
  • brick arch transfers,
  • brick jambs/piers, f
  • brickwork,
    • air bricks, f
    • bond types, 49
    • buckling and bowing of,
    • bulging of walls, f
    • calcium silicate, 167
    • cavity wall tie corrosion and, 49
    • joint reinforcement, f
    • quality,
    • re-pointing, 246
      • epoxy mortar,
    • shrinkage, 167
      • key features,
    • stitching in,
    • see also
  • Building Regulations,
    • foundation depth,
  • bulging
    • decay of bonding timbers, 140
      • key features,
    • solid brick walls, 143
      • key features,
    • stone walls,
  • bungalows,
  • buttresses,
  • calcium silicate bricks, shrinkage, 167
  • carpenters roofs,
  • cast concrete bays,
  • cavity trays,
  • cavity walls
    • absence of lintels, 97
    • identification,
    • insulation,
      • corrosion and,
      • sulphate attack,
    • load path,
    • roof spreading and, 66
    • tie corrosion, 52
      • key features,
    • ties,
    • width,
  • cement,
    • see also
  • cement-rich mortar,
  • check calculation,
  • chimney breast line, f
  • chimney breast section,
  • chimney flues,
    • render sulphate attack and,
  • chimneys and party walls, 224
  • clay brickwork,
  • clay shrinkage,
  • clay soils
    • foundation settlement,
    • heave, 203
      • key features,
    • seasonal expansion, 205
    • shrinkage, 200
      • key features,
      • movement due to,
      • repair,
      • trees and,
    • water absorption,
  • coefficient of expansion,
  • compaction, 152
  • comparative movement,
  • concentrated loads (foundations), 212
    • key features,
  • concrete
    • beam, 176
    • blocks,
      • shrinkage, 164
        • magnitude,
  • flat roofs, f
  • floor slabs,
  • raft, f
  • contra rotational movement, f
  • contrary movement,
  • corrosion
    • accelerating factors,
    • cavity walls, 52
      • insulation and,
      • key features,
    • cavity wall ties, 52f
    • insulation,
    • iron air bricks, f
    • iron lintels, f
  • counter rotational movement, graph paper exercise of, f
  • cracking
    • associated with raft foundations, 239
    • causes
      • absence of lintels, 87
      • arch flattening, f
      • calcium silicate brick shrinkage,
      • clay heave,
      • clay shrinkage, f
      • subsidence, f
      • water leakage,
  • cavity wall tie corrosion, 49
  • concrete block shrinkage, f
  • differential movement, 107
  • direction, vertical,
  • at external door threshold, f
  • floor, 176
  • horizontal component of,
  • lintel deflection, f
  • load path and, 137
    • key features,
  • crack patterns,
    • and cracks,
  • cramps,
  • creep,
  • cyclical movements,
  • damp,
    • coursing,
  • decay, bonding timbers, 140
    • key features,
  • defect location, below ground, 192
  • deflection
    • floor joists,
    • lintel, f
    • roof purlin,
  • degree of movement,
  • diagonal BD stretched, f
  • diagonal cracking,
  • diagonal force,
  • diagonals of equal length,
  • differential foundation settlement cracking, 224
  • differential movement,
    • foundations, 217
      • concentrated loads (foundations), 212
      • keyt features,
      • uneven loads (foundations), 210
    • non-foundation related, 107
  • direction
    • horizontal,
    • random,
  • door frames,
    • overloading of floor joists and, 100
    • vibration, f
    • see also
  • double glazing,
  • downward movement,
  • drains and drainage, 199
    • damage and leakage near buildings, 227
      • key features,
    • drain trenches and, 230
      • key features,
    • repair work,
  • eccentric loads (foundations), f
    • key features,
  • elevation, shortening of, f
  • end wall collision, f
  • epoxy mortar,
  • excavation,
  • expanding foam underpinning,
  • expansion cracking, f
    • cement-rich mortar,
    • examples, 43f
    • insulation and,
    • key features,
    • lintels and, f
    • non-insulated cavity,
    • pattern,
    • related to concrete roof, f
    • in stepped elevation, f
  • expansion force,
  • expansion joints in floors,
  • extensions
    • buttressing effect,
    • cavity wall on solid wall building, 49
    • clay heave resulting,
    • foundations,
    • settlement, 220
  • external door thresholds,
  • factory buildings,
  • false chimneys, 85
  • fixings, vibration, 59
  • flat roof decks, f
  • floors
    • concrete slabs,
    • concrete sulphate attack,
    • cracking, 176
    • ground-bearing
      • construction,
      • repair,
    • joists,
    • lateral stability and,
    • overloaded, 101
      • key features,
    • plan,
    • slab settlement, 152
    • subsidence,
  • flue blocks, heat expansion of, 171
  • foundations,
    • chemical attack construction,
    • cracking associated with raft, 239
    • design,
      • for load, 188
      • for stability, 190
    • differential movement, )
    • dimensions,
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