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EvaluatingEffectOfLargeLoadOnTopOfBlockWall-01

The document emphasizes various safety concerns related to the structural integrity of block walls during construction or repair activities. Key issues include preventing overstressing, which could lead to cracking, crushing, or dislodging of blocks.

EvaluatingEffectOfLargeLoadOnTopOfBlockWall-01

Diagrammatic Representation Of Load From ShinglesOnTop Of North-East Corner Of Block WallandInduced Versus Allowable Stresses In Block Wall

Yogi Anand, D.Eng, P.E.

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Items to focus on safety against -- overstressing of blocks to prevent o cracking of blocks o crushing/breaking of blocks o leaning/bulging out of wall o dislodging of blocks(ordering is alphabetical and not by significance)

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Evaluating Effect of Large LoadPlaced On Top Of Corner Of WallbyYogi Anand, D.Eng, P.E.

Evaluating Effect of Large LoadPlaced On Top Of Corner Of WallDuringRoof Repair Of An Adjacent Building

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Background(Situation)

tems RelatingTo Load From ShinglesOn Top Of Wall
regulatory/coderequirements

if in doubt -- inform ownerandconsult with an engineer orresponsible party to developa safe strategy

ensure no damage to otherparts of building or anyadjacent building

ensure safety

workmanship

use strategies and tools toensure no overstressing iscaused -- work carefully asnot to cause any dynamic loading or colateral damage

Safety first

contractorresponsibility

nsure that the shingleswere to be transported tothe building needing roofrepair in a safe manner

no adverse impact onadjacent or other partsof building

safe operation

site specific

building needing roofrepair set back to West

North-East cornerpretty slender

stak bond and notrunning bond

the building whose roof had to be repairedis set some distance to the West of the North-East corner of the buildingsothe roof repair contractor had to load upthe shingles on the North-East cornerof thebuilding with flat roof and then transport theshingles to the buiding needing roof repairthe concern isthat because the block wall at the North-Eastcorner is pretty slender, putting the pallet ofshingles on top of the North-East cornercould have resulted in damage to the wallbecause of wall getting over loaded

Structural IntegrityConsiderations

from loading of shingles on topof the North-East corner of blockwall, the blocks got overstressed and resulted in
dislodging of some of the blocks
leaning/bulging out of wall
crushing/breaking of some blocks
cracking of some blocks

repair work

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the desired outcome expected here was that the roof repair work was done in aworkman like manner safely and securelywithout causing any damage to otherparts of the building or any adjacent building