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Strain, 2009 Abstract: This paper focuses on the investigation of the three‐point bending tensile strength of Dionysos marble. Using the classical relationship obtained from the theory of elasticity, the effect of the span length, the thickness/width ratio and the orientation of the specimens in the indirect tensile strength were investigated.
Zach Agioutantis, Kostas Kaklis
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Engineering Geology, 2010
The response of either intact or fractured and restored marble architraves under bending is the object of the present paper. The study is motivated by the needs of the scientists, working for the extensive restoration program of the Parthenon Temple on the Acropolis of Athens, for an in-depth knowledge of the stress and strain fields developed in ...
S K Kourkoulis
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The response of either intact or fractured and restored marble architraves under bending is the object of the present paper. The study is motivated by the needs of the scientists, working for the extensive restoration program of the Parthenon Temple on the Acropolis of Athens, for an in-depth knowledge of the stress and strain fields developed in ...
S K Kourkoulis
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The Pull-Out Problem in Restoring Marble Fragments: A Design Criterion Based on Experimental Results
Strain, 2009 For the development of innovative connections for the restoration of the integrity of structural elements of ancient stone temples, it is imperative, among others, to understand the reasons of the ‘pull-out’ phenomenon.
Stavros K Kourkoulis +1 more
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Mechanical behaviour of Dionysos marble smooth joints: I. Experiments
2018G. Armand +4 more
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A Marble Table Support with the Figure of Dionysos in the Uşak Museum
AdalyaThe subject of this study is a table support (trapezophoros) with the figure of Dionysos in the Uşak Museum. Although the exact findspot of the artifact is unknown, it was produced in accordance with a sculptural tradition that developed within the region of Phrygia during the Roman Imperial period.
Münteha Dinç, Emre Taştemür
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1999
The tensile behaviour of marble at failure is analysed. A series of monotonic and cyclic bending tests were carried out in the laboratory on geometrically similar specimens of different size. The strain distribution was monitored with strain gauges and laser interferometry techniques. Three and four point bending configuration were considered.
Cardani, G, MEDA, ALBERTO
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The tensile behaviour of marble at failure is analysed. A series of monotonic and cyclic bending tests were carried out in the laboratory on geometrically similar specimens of different size. The strain distribution was monitored with strain gauges and laser interferometry techniques. Three and four point bending configuration were considered.
Cardani, G, MEDA, ALBERTO
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Acoustic emission of Dionysos marble specimens in uniaxial compression
2011K Sakkas, A Sofianos, R Noorani
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