What is the purpose of providing bed-joint reinforcement in masonry structures as per IS 13920?
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The primary goal of providing bed-joint reinforcement in masonry structures in accordance with IS 13920 is to increase the structure's shear strength and ductility under seismic forces. Bed-joint reinforcement also strengthens the bond between the masonry and the reinforcement, lowering the risk ofRead more
The primary goal of providing bed-joint reinforcement in masonry structures in accordance with IS 13920 is to increase the structure’s shear strength and ductility under seismic forces. Bed-joint reinforcement also strengthens the bond between the masonry and the reinforcement, lowering the risk of cracking and increasing the structural integrity under seismic forces.
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