“…First, we calculate the number of drying-shrinkage cracks in walls by substituting the final values of drying-shrinkage strains into the prediction equation by In et al 25 At this time, in order to evaluate the fluctuation, we use a coefficient variation of 0.3 in the normal distribution in accordance with the residuals of the prediction equation of the creep strain, the drying-shrinkage strain, and the elastic modulus by Sato et al [26][27][28] We also assume the following: (a) the number of cracks in the slab on the 10th floor or above is equivalent to it in the slab on the 10th floor, (b) cracks penetrate walls in the vertical direction, and (c) in the concrete around cracks, the equivalent bond-loss area 29 loses its airtightness and alkalis with no relation to the crack width.…”