Enlist types of joints.

Enlist types of joints.
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Types of joints are

1. Strike Joint

2. Dip Joint

3. Oblique Joint

4. Columnar Joint

5. Tension Joint

6. Shear Joint

7. Tight Joint

8. Block or Mural Joint

9. Sheet Joint
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