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Mu Baogang

Mu Baogang; Doctor of Engineering and Associate Professor, Southeast University

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Mu Baogang

Doctor of Engineering and Associate Professor, Southeast University

Master's supervisor

Young Changjiang Scholar

National First-Class Registered Civil Engineer (Geotechnical)

Responsible designer for heritage conservation

National Grade II Safety Evaluator

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Foundation strengthening covered Buildings A, B and H in Phase I.

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PROJECT QUESTIONS

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Does a wall crack mean the foundation is settling?

Cracks have many possible causes. A photograph alone cannot diagnose foundation settlement. Crack location, shape, progression, structural details and settlement observations must be assessed together.

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Do more additional piles always mean better strengthening?

Pile number alone does not determine effectiveness. Layout, bearing conditions, connections and interaction between new and existing foundations all require design based on investigation and calculation.

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Why is monitoring needed during strengthening?

Monitoring records deformation and construction response to inform adjustments and evaluation. The scheme must define what is monitored, how often and the required control criteria.

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