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Cladding an Existing Building with Masonry Veneer

1993
Brick is highly regarded as a durable, low-maintenance cladding material. As a result it is often the material of choice for recladding an existing building. Masonry recladding projects are, however, oftentimes problematic. It is challenging to detail and install a masonry veneer, particularly if the building was originally clad with another material ...
GG Cole, PL Kelley
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NSF NEES Small-Group Project on Performance-Based Design of Masonry and Masonry Veneer

Structures Congress 2009, 2009
From October 2006 through September 2009, the US National Science Foundation is sponsoring a project on performance-based design of masonry and masonry veneer. This project deals with new masonry construction rather than existing masonry construction. In this paper, the project participants are introduced; our experimental and analytical work plans are
Seongwoo Jo, Hussein Okail, Richard E. Klingner, W. Mark McGinley, P. Benson Shing   +4 more
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Numerical assessment of movement joint spacing in masonry veneer walls with high-strength steel bed joint reinforcement

International Journal of Masonry Research and Innovation, 2022
E. Verstrynge, G. Vitt, Yassin Zabbar, R. Vrijdaghs   +3 more
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In-plane performance of masonry veneer subjected to blast vibrations

Footing related movement in domestic structures from environmental loads is responsible for widespread cracking in houses. While the severity of cracking may vary significantly, cosmetic cracking frequently goes unnoticed. However, some residential areas in Australia also experience low level vibrations from blasting in nearby mines or quarries.
Heath, David, Gad, Emad, Wilson, John
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Forensic Inspection Assessments of Brick Masonry Chimneys, Veneer Walls, and Porches/Decks

Forensic engineering, 2021
S. E. Petty
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What Is Wrong With Brick Masonry Veneer Over Steel Studs?

The Masonry Society Journal, 1992
The literature is replete with warnings against the use of the brick masonry veneer over steel stud wall system. Field experience has confirmed laboratory research which indicates that the system could become life threatening. At least 33 authors provide evidence of the risks inherent in the system.
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Experimental analysis of brick masonry veneer walls under out-of-plane loading

, 2020
A. Martins, G. Vasconcelos, A. Campos-Costa   +2 more
semanticscholar   +1 more source

Stability Assessment of the Brick Masonry Veneer Walls of an Existing Reinforced Concrete Building

World Congress on Civil, Structural, and Environmental Engineering
G. Frappa, M. Pauletta
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Semi-probabilistic failure analysis of masonry veneer walls under lateral loading using a Discrete Macro-Element Model

Engineering Failure Analysis
Diana Hindya, I. Muhit, B. Pantò
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Numerical assessment of movement joint spacing in masonry veneer walls with high-strength steel bed joint reinforcement

International Journal of Masonry Research and Innovation
R. Vrijdaghs, Yassin Zabbar, Gerhard Vitt, E. Verstrynge   +3 more
semanticscholar   +1 more source