Seismic analysis of masonry buildings in historical city centres
EC8-part 3 approach for existing builds.
Local and global analysis for the assessment of building aggregates in historical city centres.
EC8-part 3 approach for existing builds.
Local and global analysis for the assessment of building aggregates in historical city centres.
In recent times, there has been a notable surge in research and development focusing on the enhancement of strengthening techniques for masonry walls. One prominent avenue of exploration involves the utilization of advanced materials such as Fiber Reinforced Cementitious Matrix (FRCM) materials, which have demonstrated exceptional capabilities in fortifying masonry structures. FRCM materials, comprising fibers embedded in a cementitious matrix, offer a robust solution for reinforcing walls against various structural vulnerabilities, including seismic activity and weathering effects. By leveraging the superior mechanical properties of these materials and their compatibility with masonry substrates, engineers can effectively bolster the resilience of walls while preserving their architectural integrity.
Another significant trend in the realm of masonry wall reinforcement revolves around the incorporation of timber elements into existing structures. Timber, renowned for its strength-to-weight ratio and environmental sustainability, presents a compelling alternative for structural enhancement. Through strategic placement and integration, timber elements can complement traditional masonry components, providing additional support and stability. Moreover, timber offers inherent flexibility in design, allowing for tailored solutions that address specific structural challenges. By combining the time-tested principles of masonry construction with the innovative properties of timber, engineers can devise holistic strengthening strategies that not only enhance structural performance but also contribute to the overall sustainability and resilience of built environments. As advancements in materials science and engineering continue to unfold, the future holds promising prospects for further refining and diversifying masonry wall strengthening methodologies, ensuring the longevity and safety of architectural assets for generations to come.
Some solutions to prevent the activation of local mechanism by improving connections among intersecting walls and between walls and diaphragms.
Nonlinear static analysis of masonry structures.
Evaluation of seismic performance and mitigation of existing masonry buildings.
Criticità delle strutture in c.a. e tecnologie innovative di rinforzo sismico degli elementi strutturaliin c.a.
Applicazioni dei sistemi Ruregold e calcolo strutturale con il software 3Muri Project.
Relatori:
Prof. Ing. Gabriele Guerrini (Università di Pavia),
Ph.D. Ing. Santi Urso (Ruregold),
Ing. Valeria Seggiaro, (S.T.A. Data).
Valutazione della vulnerabilità sismica degli aggregati di edifici storici.
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