Crack spacing in reinforced concrete refers to the distance between individual cracks that form in a concrete element, such as a slab, beam, or column, due to stress, shrinkage, temperature changes, or other factors. Understanding and managing crack spacing is important for both the structural integrity and durability of concrete structures. Key factors that influence crack spacing include: 1. **Concrete Composition**: The materials used in the concrete mix can affect how it performs and subsequently cracks.
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