在結構檢查中發(fā)現的“噩夢”和“奇跡”

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2019年08月08日

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‘Nightmares’ And ‘Miracles’ Spotted During Structural Inspections

在結構檢查中發(fā)現的“噩夢”和“奇跡”

You might be unpleasantly surprised by what structural inspectors can find in buildings, even the ones that apparently look safe and sound. From faulty foundations and cracked floors to frankly dangerous attempts by home-owners to fix huge flaws, there are some buildings that are simply best to avoid.

你可能會對結構檢查員在建筑物中發(fā)現的東西感到不愉快和驚訝，甚至是那些看上去安全可靠的建筑物。從有缺陷的地基和開裂的地板，到房主試圖修復巨大缺陷的危險嘗試，有一些建筑是最好避免的。

The company Alpha Structural, Inc. posts the most jaw-dropping photos from their inspections online. The pictures are often so shocking that it’s a wonder the buildings are still standing, and that nobody got hurt. The number of dangerous things the California-based company spots on a day-to-day basis is mind-boggling, so here are the very best examples.

Alpha Structural, Inc.公司在網上發(fā)布的檢查照片最令人瞠目結舌。這些照片常常令人震驚，令人驚訝的是這些建筑仍然屹立不倒，沒有人受傷。這家總部位于加州的公司每天發(fā)現的危險事物之多令人難以置信，所以這里有一些非常好的例子。

Keep scrolling down, upvote what you think are the worst things seen on structural inspections, and share with your friends. And if you’re in the mood for some more architectural weirdness, here’s Bored Panda’s other list of horrible stuff spied during inspections by Alpha Structural, Inc.

繼續(xù)向下翻閱，投票你認為在結構檢查中最糟糕的事情，并與你的朋友分享。如果你想了解更多的建筑奇葩，這里是另一份清單，由Alpha Structural, Inc.在檢查期間發(fā)現的可怕的東西。

#1

This is an old turntable used for cars back in the day. Some also may call this a Lazy Susan! It was used for cars back in the late 1800's to early 1900's for easy access and movement. Cars back had a bigger turning radius so they had the turntable to help out. The build date and fabrication number was stamped into the center of the steel. You can see that the turntable was built on Dec 11th, 1917. This thing was discovered while doing an earthquake inspection for a large industrial building in DTLA.

這是過去汽車用的舊唱機轉盤。也有人把這叫做“懶人蘇珊”!早在19世紀晚期到20世紀早期，它就被用于汽車，方便通行和移動。后面的車轉彎半徑更大，所以他們有轉盤幫忙。建造日期和制造編號被印在鋼的中心。你可以看到唱機轉盤建于1917年12月11日。這個東西是在對DTLA的一座大型工業(yè)建筑進行地震檢查時發(fā)現的。

#2

Image 1: This was a column on a soft-story retrofit project we have in Los Angeles. As you can see, the column has rusted to a point that it has become very brittle and weak. At the time this was discovered, emergency shoring was put into place for additional support. That very same night, the Ridgecrest Earthquake happened. A 6.4-magnitude earthquake struck Ridgecrest, California, some 100 miles away from Los Angeles. Image2: Once we came back to the property the very next day, we noticed the entire column had snapped in half due to the movement from the quake! If we hadn't installed that additional shoring, the unit above may have met the ground...

圖1:這是一個關于我們在洛杉磯進行的軟層改造項目的專欄。如你所見，這根柱子已經生銹到了非常脆弱的程度。在發(fā)現這一點的時候，緊急支撐已經到位，以提供額外的支持。就在同一天晚上，Ridgecrest地震發(fā)生了。距離洛杉磯約100英里的加州Ridgecrest發(fā)生6.4級地震。

圖2:第二天我們回到那棟房子，發(fā)現由于地震的移動，整根柱子都斷成了兩截!如果我們沒有安裝額外的支撐物，上面的裝置可能已經碰到地面了。

#3

This was a retaining wall being held up by a chain...

這是一堵擋土墻，由一根鏈子支撐著……

#4

The absolute definition of a "DIY" project. This entire crawlspace was filled with tree branch posts, many of which were resting upon rocks and logs. I like to think it's just a person's bad hiding spot in a game of prop hunt. This one will fall some day.

“DIY”項目的絕對定義。整個爬行空間布滿了樹枝，許多樹枝都搭在巖石和木頭上。我喜歡認為這只是一個人在道具搜尋游戲中不好的藏身之處。這個總有一天會掉下來。

#5