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What is the main purpose of installing a strip at the junction of the wall and the pile during civil engineering work? ? ? Last edited by Lailai on 2009-4-14 19:39]
The title is “Fine Mesh”, and the question is: “What is the main purpose of installing a strip at the junction of the wall and the pile during construction?” ? ? ” I don’t understand. Please, the original poster, edit the post again and explain it clearly
Is it referring to something used for fire and heat insulation?
It doesn’t seem to be that. I think it’s used to prevent cracks between the wall and the piles, serving as a means of fixing and strengthening them; since material differences can cause cracks or irregular fissures to appear between the wall and the piles
It is to prevent cracks from forming between the wall and the piles; it’s similar to the use of rebar within the wall. It’s possible that rebar was not placed in these areas during construction.
Prevents cracking. The house is built, but a large crack in this area isn’t good news, even though it doesn’t pose any problems regarding the structure’s strength.
It is mainly used to prevent cracks; due to the difference in shrinkage coefficients of the two materials, shrinkage differences can occur at different temperatures, leading to longitudinal cracks. This measure is essential, especially when the span is large.
Prevent cracks from forming between the wall and the piles
How can the wall and the pile make direct contact? Is there no foundation slab, or are pile walls being used? Please send a picture or drawings so everyone can discuss it