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transverse joint

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transverse joint [trans¦vərs ′jȯint]
(geology)


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They're like parquet flooring but without the repeating transverse joints associated with pre-mounting parquet boards, so installation is quicker.
Joint Sealing currently, nearly all State highway agencies require transverse joint sealing, which adds about 2 to 7 percent to the initial construction costs of pavements and even more in resealing activities.
3 meter (1 foot) of the transverse joint, while the polyolefin fiber pavement experienced transverse cracking near mid-panel.
 
 
 
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