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On the Assessment of Masonry Structures
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Besides the traditional repair techniques of craftsmen for masonry structures, engineering methods and procedures such as grouting and reinforcing of old masonry are available. These technical measures can help to save the monumental value of historically important buildings more effectively than the procedure of dismantling and rebuilding; and, as a ...
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Key Engineering Materials, 2019Existing masonry structures are often in need of strengthening due to the limited masonry tensile strength and consequent occurrence of cracks, which can lead to collapse of the structure. To control the cracking phenomena and increase the load associated with a certain collapse mechanism, structural repointing by means of reinforcing bars inserted in ...
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