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Roofs are a structural element that protects the building and its structures from the effects of atmospheric precipitation. They consist of the material used to cover the roof and the structures that support it. Roofs are structurally divided into attic and non-attic roofs

Constructive types of buildings: a) - frameless building; b) - frame building; v) - half-carcass; 1 - lentasimon foundation; 2 - bearing outer wall; 3 - interlayer; 4 - wrap panel; 5-bearing inner wall; 6 - carcass columns; 7 - columnar foundation; 8 - self-supporting outer wall.

Constructive schemes of the building

Each building will have several constructive schemes. These schemes differ from each other in the location and interconnection of the supporting elements.

Structural schemes of frameless buildings are divided into the following types:

Figure 3. Frame (a) connected (b, c, g, d) and frame-connected (e, j) frame building schemes;

b - box-linked;

v is an x-shaped bond;

g - circularly connected;

d - double-linked;

e - flat connection;

j is spatially related

1 - columns;

2 - beams;

3 - connection flat element.

Each building will have several constructive schemes. These schemes differ from each other in the location and interconnection of the supporting elements.

Structural schemes of frameless buildings are divided into the following types:

Figure 3. Frame (a) connected (b, c, g, d) and frame-connected (e, j) frame building schemes;

b - box-linked;

v is an x-shaped bond;

g - circularly connected;

d - double-linked;

e - flat connection;

j is spatially related

1 - columns;

2 - beams;

3 - connection flat element.

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