
Expansion Joints: Design, Calculation, and Applications in Structural Engineering
Expansion joints are essential structural elements in buildings and large-scale engineering projects. They help prevent damage caused by stresses and structural
movements, thereby ensuring the structure’s durability and long-term integrity. This paper presents the theoretical principles, relevant code provisions (CYS EN 1991-1-5),
calculation methodologies, and practical applications related to expansion joint design, reflecting best practices in modern structural engineering.
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