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'''Expansion joint''' is an assembly designed to accomodate temperature-induced expansion and contraction of a structure. Based on the magnitude of the movement different types of expansion joints can be used. | '''Expansion joint''' is an assembly designed to accomodate temperature-induced expansion and contraction of a structure. Based on the magnitude of the movement different types of expansion joints can be used. | ||
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Expansion joint is an assembly designed to accomodate temperature-induced expansion and contraction of a structure. Based on the magnitude of the movement different types of expansion joints can be used.
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