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State-of-the-art on strengthening of masonry structures with textile reinforced mortar (TRM)
Construction and Building Materials, 2018The emerging need to upgrade the structural performance of buildings and structures has been recently alleviated with the newly developed textile-reinforced mortar (TRM) composites.
L. Kouris, T. Triantafillou
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Computers & structures, 2019
The robust structural design relies on the accuracy of the response analysis to different loadings. Strut-and-tie models and continuum models are often used for the design of masonry structures but they are generally not able to simulate detailed damage ...
Terry Y. P. Yuen +3 more
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The robust structural design relies on the accuracy of the response analysis to different loadings. Strut-and-tie models and continuum models are often used for the design of masonry structures but they are generally not able to simulate detailed damage ...
Terry Y. P. Yuen +3 more
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A review of numerical models for masonry structures
Numerical Modeling of Masonry and Historical Structures, 2019Several tools for the prediction and the assessment of the structural behavior of masonry buildings have been developed in recent decades. Numerical tools have been favorably developed and preferred over analytical approaches, given the complex ...
A. D’Altri +9 more
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Masonry as structured continuum
Meccanica, 1995zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
MASIANI, Renato +2 more
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Engineering structures, 2019
Modern structural design requires consideration of sustainability parts from a life cycle perception, but also the initial design phase in which seismic actions have a substantial influence on the design of the structure.
A. Ahmed +4 more
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Modern structural design requires consideration of sustainability parts from a life cycle perception, but also the initial design phase in which seismic actions have a substantial influence on the design of the structure.
A. Ahmed +4 more
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Investigation of the Structural Response of Masonry Structures
2019Methods used for the structural evaluation of masonry structures and monuments are presented in this article. Limit analysis is initially presented as a tool for the study of the collapse mechanism and limit load of masonry structures. Unilateral contact-friction laws are introduced between the stones, to describe damage due to opening-sliding. Related
Georgios A. Drosopoulos +3 more
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Ductility-based incremental analysis of curved masonry structures
Engineering Failure Analysis, 2019In many engineering applications the limit analysis theorems can be used to estimate the ultimate capacity of several structures. However, the limit analysis can be applied on structures with an adequate plastic capacity. When the goal is to evaluate the
F. Fabbrocino +3 more
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A simplified method to assess generation of seismic debris for masonry structures
Engineering structures, 2019Seismic damage simulation at the regional scale provides valuable information that can facilitate decision making and disaster mitigation, reducing both human and economic losses. Building damage assessment after an earthquake event is one of the crucial
M. Domaneschi, G. Cimellaro, G. Scutiero
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2013
Masonry buildings collect a wide variety of constructions, which are characterized by very different types of masonry and structural systems, moving through historical periods and geographical areas. Within this context, in the chapter, after a brief introduction on the seismic behaviour of masonry structures (§5.2) and the critical issues that affect ...
CATTARI, SERENA, LAGOMARSINO, SERGIO
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Masonry buildings collect a wide variety of constructions, which are characterized by very different types of masonry and structural systems, moving through historical periods and geographical areas. Within this context, in the chapter, after a brief introduction on the seismic behaviour of masonry structures (§5.2) and the critical issues that affect ...
CATTARI, SERENA, LAGOMARSINO, SERGIO
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