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Double conventional blocks are specified in certain conditions. Does this mean that double blocks have the same stiffness contribution as IBS?

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Double conventional blocks are specified in certain conditions. Does this mean that double blocks have the same stiffness contribution as IBS?

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Double blocks are specified as the best alternative in odd spaces at end walls to provide a tight fitting termination for the row of IBS. The lack of deflection at this end wall condition allows the blocks to maintain attachment and provide the stiffest and most consistent alternative for this condition.

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