Civil Engineering Structure Discussion Area ----【Daily Question】Question from the 20151120 issue
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Fill in the blank: When the spread of a brick foundation is of the equal-height type, it should be . Answer: For every two bricks cut, reduce 1/4 of the brick’s length from each side
Pack every two bricks together, pulling in 1/4 brick from each side.
When using an equal-height approach for the expansion at the base of brick foundations, 1/4 of the brick length should be reduced on each side every time two layers of bricks are laid.
Fold in the two sides, pulling each side in by 1/4 of a brick’s length
When using an equal-height pattern for the expansion at the base of brick foundations, 1/4 of the brick length should be reduced on each side every two layers of bricks
Every two bricks are cut, with 1/4 of the brick’s length trimmed from each side
When the overhang of a brick foundation uses an equal-height design, it should be such that each side is recessed by one brick length.
When the expansion at the base of a brick foundation is done in a uniform manner, each side should be recessed by one brick length
When using an equal-height pattern for the expansion at the base of brick foundations, 1/4 of the brick length should be reduced on each side every two layers of bricks
When using an equal-height layout for the expansion at the base of brick foundations, 1/4 of the brick length should be recessed on each side every time two layers of bricks are laid