System of Elements for Buildings Erection by Dry Method

Gennady B. Verzhbovskiy

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.931.428

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System of Elements for Buildings Erection by Dry Method

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The volume small-sized elements for the erection of bearing and enclosing walls of buildings are described. A feature of the proposed products is the possibility of their laying in a dry way without the use of mortars. The variants of the arrangement of the elements are given in the case of abutting the transverse walls, as well as in the corners of the building.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 931)

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Gennady B. Verzhbovskiy*

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Dry Method, High-Speed Construction, Low-Rise Buildings, Monolithic Frame Houses, Volume Elements

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