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shock prevention and strengthening construction method for an existing
brickwork dwelling house fabricated structure comprises the steps of demolishing barriers outside a building, constructing a
scaffold for the first time, demolishing bulges on a wall surface, setting out, clearing the wall surface, embedding steel bars, demolishing the
scaffold constructed for the first time, digging soil, performing spiral steel column construction, performing anchor stock construction, performing column supporting platform construction, performing the setting out of a foundation and the first layer of built-in fittings, embedding the foundation and the first layer of built-in fittings, mounting the first layer of household panel, mounting the first layer of balcony panel, mounting the first layer of cladding panel, back filling of the soil, constructing the
scaffold for the second time, mounting the next layer of components, pouring and conserving on-site concrete layer by layer, joint grouting construction of a gap between each layer of wall panel and the wall surface of an original
brickwork structure, performing roof construction, demolishing the scaffold for the second time and completing strengthening. The
shock prevention and strengthening construction method solves the technical problems that an old
brickwork dwelling house is poorer in anti-shock performance, external
ornaments and internal components of the building are damaged, the living comfort is poorer, and
energy consumption is great.