What are the common issues with traditionally-built constructions in seismic-prone areas?
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Traditionally-built constructions in seismic-prone areas are often not designed to withstand the forces generated by earthquakes. Some common issues include the lack of lateral resistance, inadequate foundation systems, insufficient connections between structural elements, and the use of weak or briRead more
Traditionally-built constructions in seismic-prone areas are often not designed to withstand the forces generated by earthquakes. Some common issues include the lack of lateral resistance, inadequate foundation systems, insufficient connections between structural elements, and the use of weak or brittle materials like adobe or unreinforced masonry. These issues can increase the risk of damage or collapse during seismic events, posing a significant threat to the safety of occupants and neighboring buildings.
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