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Category: Project Material
CAUSES OF STRUCTURAL FAILURES AND REMEDIES(A CASE STUDY OF OKUMAGBA AND AJAMIMOGHA, IN WARRI SOUTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA)
ABSTRACT/DESCRIPTION
The research is focused on the causes of possible remedies of structural failure in Okumagba & Ajamimogha, Delta State, Nigeria. Data from this study were derived from both site inspection and field investigation. The study attributes of structural failures are se f sub standard materials faulty foundation, excessive loading etc. Considering all of this, the research concluded by suggesting appropriate possible measure to prevent structural failures in Okumagba & Ajamimogha should involve awarding of contracts to competent professionals and strict enforcement of ethical standards by the Engineering families (COREN, NSE, NTE etc).
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