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Shake-table testing of unreinforced fly ash brick masonry model with unreinforced elastomeric isolator. [PDF]
Md ZN, S C M, Jyosyula SKR.
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The utilization of Innovative, Eco-friendly recycled walls in the development of border regions' educational buildings in Egypt. [PDF]
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Study on secondary collapse of the bottom frame masonry structure in semi-ruined state based on FEM-FDEM. [PDF]
Xu D, Sun F, Zhao H, Qi H, Chen L, Hu T.
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Strengthening Effect Evaluation of Developed Stiff-Type Polyurea Sprayed on Masonry Beam Surface Under Static Loading in Experimental and Numerical Tests. [PDF]
Lee TH, Kim JJ.
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Material Characteristics of Compressed Dry Masonry Made of Medium-Size Elements with Perlite Aggregate. [PDF]
Piekarczyk A, Drobiec Ł.
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Fire Behavior of Masonry Walls
Recent Patents on Mechanical Engineeringe, 2009A coupled hydro-thermal model is developed to study the phase-change process within partially saturated porous media. During the heating process (up to 1100°C), the increase of temperature in the medium is characterized by a plateau at a boiling point (around 100°C) revealing the energy absorption due to phase-change (liquid-vapor). In order to analyze
Ami Saada, Ramdane +3 more
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Interaction of masonry walls and shear walls in masonry buildings
Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Structures and Buildings, 2018In most seismic regions of the world, many unreinforced masonry buildings have been constructed for different uses, including schools. Statistical analyses showed that 90% of schools on the retrofitting list in Iran are unreinforced masonry buildings. The addition of shear walls is a frequently used retrofitting method in these buildings.
Parisa Sartaji +2 more
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Engineering Journal, 1980
Structural steel beams and columns are often used to support masonry walls subjected to transverse and axial loads. Warehouse and gymnasium type buildings often have large floor-to-ceiling heights, such that allowable masonry wall heights are exceeded.
Lawrence A. Soltis, Young-Bee Tuan
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Structural steel beams and columns are often used to support masonry walls subjected to transverse and axial loads. Warehouse and gymnasium type buildings often have large floor-to-ceiling heights, such that allowable masonry wall heights are exceeded.
Lawrence A. Soltis, Young-Bee Tuan
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