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Creep Behaviour in Reinforced Masonry Walls Interpreted by Acoustic Emission

Key Engineering Materials, 2009
An experimental analysis on a set of strengthened masonry walls has been carried out by means of cyclic loading tests in order to simulate the creep effects. The damage evolution of specimens reinforced by traditional or innovative methods is evaluated by the Acoustic Emission (AE) technique.
BOCCA, Pietro Giovanni, LACIDOGNA, GIUSEPPE, GRAZZINI, ALESSANDRO, MANUELLO BERTETTO, AMEDEO DOMENICO BERNARDO, MASERA, DAVIDE, CARPINTERI, Alberto   +5 more
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3D Asymptotic Model For Cfrp Reinforced Masonry Walls

2003
This work proposes a study for CFRP (Carbon Fibre reinforced polymers) symmetric and not symmetric reinforced masonry walls subject to in plane and out of plane actions in the elastic range. Masonry, CFRP reinforcement and reinforced masonry have been identified with a standard elastic continuum by means of a homogenisation method in several ...
A. CECCHI, MILANI, GABRIELE, A. TRALLI
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Diagonal Compression of Masonry Walls Strengthened with Composite Reinforced Mortar

Key Engineering Materials, 2019
The use of inorganic matrix composites to strengthen and retrofit existing masonry and concrete structures has been gaining increasing interest in the last years. Among them, composite reinforced mortar (CRM) systems are a promising solution to increase the shear and flexural capacity of masonry panels. CRMs are comprised of a relatively thin inorganic
D'Antino T., Carozzi F. G., Poggi C.
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DEVELOPMENT OF CONTROLLED ROCKING REINFORCED MASONRY WALLS

2021
The structural damage after the Christchurch earthquake (2011) led to extensively damaged facilities that did not collapse but did require demolition, representing more than 70% of the building stock in the central business district. These severe economic losses that result from conventional seismic design clearly show the importance of moving towards ...
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Reinforced masonry walls under blast loading

International Journal of Mechanical Sciences, 2000
Masonry walls change brittleness and gain ductility with reinforcement in the bed joint. The dynamic force enhancement increase by a factor of 4 in comparison to unreinforced brickwork. Reinforced masonry walls can be used for blast loading conditions. Experimental test results and design rules are described.
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Seismic behaviour of reinforced masonry shear walls

1971
The overall seismic behaviour of reinforced masonry shear walls is studied. An experimental investigation concerned particularly with the ductility capability, stiffness degradation and load capacity of reinforced masonry wall panels subjected to static cyclic loading is reported.
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Local transfer mechanisms in reinforced masonry walls

2000
The results of an experimental study on the local transfer mechanisms characterizing the post-elastic behavior of reinforced masonry (r.m.) panels subjected to horizontal loads is here presented. They involve the friction between blocks and between mortar and blocks, and the dowel action and the bond of the bars. A series of specific experimental tests
VALLUZZI, MARIA ROSA, BERNARDINI A., MODENA, CLAUDIO   +2 more
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Instability of Reinforced Concrete and Masonry Walls

Civil-Comp Proceedings, 2009
S.E. El-Metwally, A.F. Ashour, S.A. Saafan   +2 more
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Textile reinforced mortars (TRM) for repairing and retrofitting masonry walls subjected to in-plane cyclic loads. An experimental approach

Engineering Structures, 2021
Benjamin Torres Górriz, Luis Estevan, F Javier Baeza   +2 more
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Masonry reinforced with FRP- walls with openings

1999
Mahmoud, Abdel-Dayem, Abdou Elmagd, Sherif   +1 more
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