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Diagonal compression cyclic testing of unreinforced and reinforced masonry walls
Construction and Building Materials, 2022Steel reinforced plasters (SRP) are a traditional strengthening solution of existing masonry structures. SRPs consist of a thin layer of cementitious mortar or concrete (jacket) that incorporates a steel reinforcing mesh tied to a series of steel bent connectors embedded in the underlying masonry.
Biolzi L. +4 more
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Strengthening masonry infill walls with reinforced plaster
Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Structures and Buildings, 2010One technique for strengthening masonry infill walls against seismic lateral forces permitted by the Turkish Seismic Code is to add a plaster layer with mesh reinforcement to one face of the wall. The study described in this paper was performed to test and analyse the effectiveness of this technique for lateral loads.
Altin, SİNAN +3 more
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Composite Materials Reinforcement of Existing Masonry Walls
Journal of Architectural Engineering, 1996Historically, masonry buildings have been designed with little or no regard for the effects of seismic loads. Recent earthquakes in California, Japan, and other parts of the world have demonstrated that these older masonry structures are extremely susceptible to the lateral forces imposed during such an event.
J. Bradley Christensen +2 more
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Out-of-Plane Reinforcement of Masonry Walls with Steel Reinforced Grout
SP-324: Composites with Inorganic Matrix for Repair of Concrete and Masonry Structures, 2018A shake table investigation was carried out on a full-scale U-shaped masonry assemblage to study the effectiveness of Steel Reinforced Grout (SRG) for the improvement of the out-of-plane seismic capacity of masonry walls. Natural accelerograms were applied with increasing scale factor up to failure.
Stefano De Santis, Gianmarco de Felice
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Seismic performance of mortarless reinforced masonry walls
Journal of Building Engineering, 2020Abstract Reinforced masonry walls are commonly used as a primary lateral load resisting system in buildings in regions of moderate or high seismicity. Mortarless reinforced masonry (MLRM) walls are constructed using concrete masonry units placed without mortar and then interconnected by concrete grout.
Liang Huang +5 more
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Flexural and Shear Response of Reinforced Masonry Walls
ACI Structural Journal, 1990The flexural and shear behavior of reinforced masonry shearwalls subject to both monotonic and cyclic lateral loads is examined. The study is based on the experimental results obtained from more than twenty 6 x 6 ft reinforced masonry wall panels tested under in-plane vertical and lateral loads. For the square wall panels studied, the shear strength is
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Experimental Investigation of Masonry and Reinforced Masonry Walls Under Local Loading
2020In modern construction, the brick is quite widely used as a material for wall structures. The masonry buildings are durable and have beautiful architectural forms and high heat transfer resistance. The practice of masonry buildings construction dates has several thousand years, and some of the architectural monuments have survived to these days.
Nataliia Pinchuk, Volodymyr Byba
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3D Asymptotic Model For Cfrp Reinforced Masonry Walls
2003This 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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DEVELOPMENT OF CONTROLLED ROCKING REINFORCED MASONRY WALLS
2021The 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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Diagonal Compression of Masonry Walls Strengthened with Composite Reinforced Mortar
Key Engineering Materials, 2019The 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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