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Structural Analysis of Historical Constructions - An Interdisciplinary Approach
von: Rafael Aguilar, Daniel Torrealva, Susana Moreira, Miguel Pando, Luis F. Ramos
Springer-Verlag, 2018
ISBN: 9783319994413 , 2536 Seiten
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Preface
6
Organization
8
Organizing Committee
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Advisory Committee
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Scientific Committee (Reviewers Panel)
8
Conference Secretariat
10
Program Committee
10
Contents
12
Keynotes
38
An Interdisciplinary Approach to the Seismic Assessment of Built Cultural Heritage: Case Studies in Lisbon and Outskirts
39
Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Masonry Residential Buildings in Lisbon
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2.1 Buildings Description
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2.2 Seismic Fragility Functions
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3 Sintra National Palace
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3.1 The Palace and Its History
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3.2 Structural Survey and Experimental Campaign
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3.3 Structural Analyses
50
3.3.1 Ambient Vibration Tests
50
3.3.2 Nonlinear Static Analyses
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4 Final Comments
52
Acknowledgments
53
References
53
Vulnerability Evaluation of Historical Masonry Structures: Italian Churches and Towers
55
Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Churches: Application in Real Case Studies
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3 Towers: An Effective Approach to Estimate Vulnerability
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4 Conclusions
66
References
66
Understanding Fire Safety of Historical Buildings
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Abstract
69
1 Introduction
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2 The Fire Safety Strategy
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2.1 Current Approach
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2.2 Historic Buildings
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3 Example – Smoke Management for the Bastions Building University of Geneva
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3.1 Brief Description of the Building
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3.2 Proposed Compliant Solution
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3.3 Alternative Approach to Smoke Management
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4 Conclusions
79
Acknowledgments
79
References
79
It Always Takes a Village: Preserving Earthen Sites
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Abstract
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1 Earthen Architecture – A Universal Way of Construction
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1.1 A Community Based Adaptable Construction and Maintenance System
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2 The Work of the Getty Conservation Institute
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3 Research on Earthen Conservation at the GCI
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3.1 Professional Exchange
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4 Projects for the Conservation of Earthen Sites
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4.1 The Seismic Retrofitting Project
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4.2 The Conservation and Rehabilitation of Kasbah Taourirt
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5 Training on the Conservation of Earthen Sites
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5.1 The International Course on the Conservation of Earthen Architecture
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5.2 The SRP Workshops
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6 Conclusions
91
Acknowledgments
91
References
92
History of Construction and Building Technology
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House on a Bunker by Architect R. Romke de Vries: From Military Accommodation to Residential Refinement
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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1.1 Architect R. Romke de Vries (1908–1997)
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1.2 Traces of the Atlantic Wall in the Hague
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1.3 House on the Bunker
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2 Methodology
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3 Post-war Heritage Issues
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3.1 Historical Layout, Construction Principles, Materials and Colours
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3.2 Vision and Ambition
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4 Restoration and Conservation Options
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4.1 Phased Approach
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4.2 Technical Upgrade
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4.2.1 Piping System
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4.2.2 Concrete Restoration
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4.2.3 Steel and Metalwork
101
4.2.4 Thermal Insulation
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4.3 Interior Restoration
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5 Conclusions
103
References
103
The Structural Function of Cross Beams During Vault Construction in the Maya Palace of the Governor at Uxmal, Yucatan
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Abstract
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1 Introduction and Objectives
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2 Methodology
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2.1 Finite Element Model
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2.2 Rigid Block Equilibrium
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3 Results
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3.1 Construction Stage 1 – Half Vaults Completed but not Joined
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3.2 Construction Stage 2 – Half Vaults Joined at the Top
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3.3 Construction Stage 3 – External Façade Inserted
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4 Discussion and Conclusions
111
References
112
Deformation Process of Romanesque Masonry Constructions: The Case of Vall d’Aran Churches
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Aim of the Research
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3 Selected Churches
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4 Method
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5 Results
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6 Conclusion
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References
119
A Double Dome Through the Ages
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 History of Planning for Shah Mosque
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3 Geometry and Morphology of the Dome
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3.1 Hybrid Double Dome (HDD)
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3.2 Building Components
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3.2.1 Domes
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3.2.2 Walls
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3.2.3 Wooden Elements
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4 Building Techniques and Construction Process
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5 Conservation History of Shah Mosque’s Dome
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6 Discussion and Analysis of Crack Pattern
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7 Conclusion
129
References
130
Construction and Building Technology in Sanctuary of Roman Settlement Aquae Iasae with the Review of Conservation Works on the Site
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Sanctuary Area
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2.1 Building Phases in Aquae Iasae Sanctuary
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2.2 Sacred Spring
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3 Management of Heritage Structures and Conservation Strategies
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4 Conclusions
138
References
138
Early Iron Roofs in Belgian Churches (1845–60)
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Intellectual Interest in the Use of Iron in Young Belgium
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3 Early Iron Roofs in Churches: Three Belgian Case Studies
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3.1 Transition to Iron Trusses: St. Joseph’s Church in Brussels (1842–49)
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3.2 Improvement of Iron Trusses: St. George’s Church in Antwerp (1847–53)
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3.3 Optimisation of Iron Trusses: St. Anne’s Church in Ghent (1853–62)
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4 International Network
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5 Conclusions
148
Acknowledgments
149
References
149
Lightweight Structures and Conservation - Engineering and Architectural Perspective
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Conservation in the Modern Era and Lightweight Structures
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2.1 Light Structures in the Modern Era - General
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3 Lightweight Structures - General Background
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3.1 Lightweight Structures - General
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3.2 Lightweight Structures and Nature
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4 Historical Background – Lightweight Structures
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4.1 General
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4.2 Lightweight Structures Along History
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4.3 Lightweight Structures Nowadays
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5 Lightweight Structures and Conservation – Engineering and Architecture
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5.1 Lightweight Structures and Conservation – General
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5.2 Lightweight Structures as Heritage Buildings – Old Lightweight Structures
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5.3 New Lightweight Structures Integrated in Historical and Old-Heavyweight Buildings
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5.4 Lightweight Strengthening Intervention in Old-Heavyweight Historic Buildings
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5.5 Light Structures Theory as a Vital Knowledge for Understanding Heavyweight Traditional Structures
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5.6 Light Structures Philosophy as a Didactic Tool in Conservation Studies and Other Aspects
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6 Conclusions
158
References
158
Mid-20th Century Colombian Vaults. A Contemporary Tradition
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Masonry Vaults
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2.1 Tile Vaults in Colombia
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2.2 The Casa Pizano
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3 Concrete Shells
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3.1 Precast Concrete. The Patents of Vacuum Concrete
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3.2 The Quiroga Neighbourhood
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4 Variants on Reinforced Ceramics
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4.1 From Reinforced Ceramics to the Hat Brick
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4.2 The Casa Gaitán Cortés
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5 Antecedents and Consequents of the Colombian Vaults of the 50’s
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6 Conclusions
168
References
169
Building Techniques and Structural Damage of Historical Constructions Detected Through the Point Cloud Survey
170
Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Methodology: Advantages and Criticalities of the Laser Scanning Technique
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3 The Laser Scanning Technique Applied to a Medieval Building
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3.1 Unsolved Historiographical and Conservation Issues
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3.2 Focusing onto the Building Techniques
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3.3 Detection of the Structural Problems
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4 Concluding Remarks
177
Acknowledgments
177
References
177
Analysis and Proposal to Retrofit the Traditional Construction Systems (Earth) of the Former San José School, Cuenca, Ecuador
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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1.1 Main Traditional Materials and Construction Systems Used in the City of Cuenca
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1.1.1 Bahareque
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1.1.2 Adobe
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1.1.3 Clay Brick
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1.1.4 Wooden Elements for Roofs, Portals and Mezzanines
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1.2 The Influence of the Builder Johannes Stiehle on the Construction Systems Used in the Architecture of Cuenca and the Former San José School
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2 Methodology
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2.1 Application of the Assessment and Diagnosis Card
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2.2 Prospecting
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3 Results
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3.1 Emerging Actions Plan and Proposal to Reinforce the Traditional Construction Systems
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3.1.1 Adobe Walls
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3.1.2 Clay Brick Walls
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3.1.3 Bahareque Walls
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4 Conclusion
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Acknowledgments
186
References
187
Iron Ties Originally Anchored into Masonry as a Historical Construction Technology – Case Study: A Church in Cyprus
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Historical Review
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3 Use of Tie-Rods in Cyprus
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3.1 Social and Historical Background
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3.2 Buildings with Embedded Iron Tie-Rods
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4 Function of the Tie-Rods
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4.1 Seismic Response of ‘Panagia Faneromeni’, A Case Study from Cyprus
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4.2 Anchorage
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5 Conclusions
195
Acknowledgments
195
References
195
Learning from Regional Architecture: Sustainable Solutions in Traditional Portuguese Houses
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 The Influence of the Atlantic Climate as Unifying Factor of the Popular Architecture of the North Region of Portugal
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2.1 Fundamental Type of Villages and Vernacular Houses
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3 Conclusion
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References
203
Innovative Stone Vaults in Dalmatia in Antiquity and Renaissance
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Abstract
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1 Introduction: Tradition of Constructing in Stone in Dalmatia
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2 The Vaults of the Emperor Diocletian’s Palace
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2.1 Vault of the Temple of Jupiter: Assembling of Stone Elements
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2.2 Influence of the Vault of the Temple of Jupiter: Two Coffered Barrel Vaults in Trogir
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3 The Vaults of the Šibenik Cathedral
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3.1 Specific Structural Behavior
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3.2 Details of the Vaults of the Šibenik Cathedral
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4 New Hypothesis on the Origin of the Details of the Vault of the Šibenik Cathedral
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Acknowledgments
211
References
212
The Structure of Gothic Architecture in Evolving Contexts – The Case of “Bombay Gothic”, India
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Methodology
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3 The Context
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3.1 Climate and Socio Economic
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3.2 Socio-Cultural/Stylistic/Colonial
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4 Incorporation of Indian Elements and Corresponding Stylistic Modifications
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4.1 Structural Modifications
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4.1.1 The Dome
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4.1.2 The Arch
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4.1.3 Wood and Lime Concrete Roofing
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4.2 Materiality of Structure and Adaptation to Context
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4.2.1 Massiveness as a Function of Psychological Perception of Size
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5 Conclusions
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References
221
Comparison of Erudite and Popular Timber Historical Buildings in the Former Erechim Colony, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
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Abstract
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1 The Erechim Colony
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2 Methodological Procedures
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3 Two Construction Models – On Erudite and Popular Architecture – A Literature Review
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4 The Popular House of the Immigrants and the Official Architecture
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4.1 Houses Built by the Immigrants
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4.2 The Official Architecture
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5 Analysis of Stylistic Influences
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6 Conclusions
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Acknowledgments
229
References
229
The Structural Technology and Architecture of Timber Bridges in Song Dynasty Paintings
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 The Structural Classification of Timber Bridges in Song Dynasty
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2.1 Timber Beam Bridge
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2.1.1 Simply Supported Beam Bridge
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2.1.2 Continuous Simply Supported Beam Bridge
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2.1.3 Stretch Beam Bridge
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2.2 Timber Arch Bridge
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3 The Architectural Artistry of Timber Covered Bridges
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3.1 Artistry of Surrounding Landscapes
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3.2 Ornamentation
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4 Conclusion
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References
239
The Imperial Record Office in Delhi: An Architectural Paradox
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Beyond Representation of ‘Style’
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2.1 Existing Views on Architecture of Imperial Delhi
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2.2 The Building as a Source of ‘Knowledge’
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3 ‘Systems’ of Design and Construction
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3.1 Visual-Spatial Organization Synthesizing Classical and Modern
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3.1.1 Architectural Composition – The ‘Taxis’, Tripartition and Ratios
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3.1.2 Elements and Arrangement – The ‘Genera’ and ‘Symmetry’
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3.1.3 Spatial Organization According to Function
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3.2 Structure and Construction Systems
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3.2.1 Structural Composite of Load Bearing and Framed Systems
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3.2.2 Materials and Elements of Construction
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3.3 Understanding the Paradox
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4 Concluding Remarks
249
Acknowledgments
249
References
250
Concrete Thin Shells in the Sixties. Construction and Long-Term Behaviour
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Capturing the Incalculable
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2.1 Heinz Isler and “Form Finding”
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2.2 Deitingen Süd Service Station (1968–1969)
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2.3 Long Term Behavior and Preservation
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3 Building with Air
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3.1 Dante Bini and Bini Shells System
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3.2 Thin Concrete Shells in Sardinia (Italy)
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3.3 Long Term Behavior and Preservation
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4 Concluding Remarks
258
References
258
Chechen Medieval Towers-Obelisks to the Issue of Architectural Form Interpretation
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Abstract
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1 Background
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2 Towers with a Pyramidal-Stepped Roof
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2.1 Description
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2.2 Structure and Functional Features
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3 The Main Hypothesis
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4 Conclusion
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Acknowledgement
267
References
268
The First Industrial Period: A Forgotten Period in Brazilian Construction History
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Abstract
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1 Introduction – Context
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2 The Influence of Brazilian Modern Architecture Movement
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3 The 19th Century: The Influence of the First Industrial Revolution on Brazilian Construction
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3.1 Belo Horizonte: The Capital of a New Way to Construct
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4 The 20th Century: The Influence of the 2nd Industrial Revolution on Brazilian Construction
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5 Conclusion
275
Acknowledgments
275
References
275
Conservation and Restoration on Cement-Based Renders of Built Heritage in Shanghai, PR China
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Cement-Based Renders in Shanghai
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2.1 History of Cement in Shanghai in Brief
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2.2 Main Types of Cement-Based Renders in Shanghai
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3 Conservation and Restoration
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3.1 Guidelines and Codes of Practices
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3.2 Defects
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3.3 Specific Techniques for Restoration
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4 Case Study
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5 Conclusions
284
Acknowledgments
284
References
284
Traditional Wall Construction Technology of the Ottoman Empire in Relation to the Seismic Resistance of Bath Structures in the Marmara Region
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Abstract
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1 Seismicity of the Marmara Region
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2 Types of Masonry Wall Construction in the Ottoman Empire
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2.1 Cut Stone Wall Construction
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2.2 Rough Cut Stone Construction
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2.3 Rubble Stone Wall Construction
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2.4 Brick and Stone ‘alma??k’ Wall Construction
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3 Case Studies: Bath Structures Masonry Wall Construction in the Marmara Region in Relation to Seismic Resistance
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4 Conclusion
292
References
293
Back to the Past – The History and Current Modernisations of Kleinische Decke Ceiling
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Abstract
294
1 Introduction
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2 Case Study
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3 Static and Strength Calculations
298
4 Conclusions
300
References
301
Historic Evolution of the Temple of San Pedro and San Pablo de Zepita, and the Origins of the Structural Faults
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Abstract
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1 Location of the Temple
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2 Structural Layout of the Temple
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3 Characteristics of the Construction
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4 Historical Evolution of the Construction
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4.1 Historical Chronology
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4.2 Evidence of the Evolution of Construction [3]
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4.3 Hypothesis of the Evolution of Construction (Figs. 10, 11, 12 and 13)
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5 Structural Faults
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6 Summary of Structural Faults from the Evolution of the Construction
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7 Conclusions
309
References
309
Stone Masonry with Brick Stripe Courses: Study on a Historical Building Technique Diffused in Brianza District
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Local Resources and Buildings Techniques
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2.1 Main Building Techniques Diffused in Subalpine Region
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2.2 Overview of the Building Techniques Observed in Vimercate Context
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2.3 Structural Performances Issues
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3 The Investigated Sample
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4 Discussion
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5 Conclusions
317
References
318
Megalithic Shelters in Vale de Poldros, Portugal. The Cardenhas
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Origins, Typologies and Evolution of the Cardenhas
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3 From Cardenhas to the Traditional Rural House
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4 Conclusion
327
References
328
New Technologies and Techniques
329
Connected Semantic Concepts as a Base for Optimal Recording and Computer-Based Modelling of Cultural Heritage Objects
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 State of the Art
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3 Approach
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3.1 Methodology
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3.2 Data Set and Its Semantic Description
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3.3 Application Case
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4 Outcomes
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5 Conclusions
336
Acknowledgments
336
References
336
Semi-automated Creation of Accurate FE Meshes of Heritage Masonry Walls from Point Cloud Data
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Background
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3 Related Work
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4 Methodology
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4.1 FE Mesh
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4.2 Crack Extraction
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5 Experiments
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6 Conclusions
344
Acknowledgments
345
References
346
Numerical Modeling of Single Tube-Jack and Flat-Jack Tests in an Unreinforced Masonry Wall with a Regular Typology
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Model Preparation, Analysis, and Processing
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2.1 Geometry, Material and Element Properties, and Meshing
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2.2 Boundary Conditions and Loading
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2.3 Phased Analysis
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2.4 Post-processing
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3 Single Tube-Jack Test
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4 Single Flat-Jack Test
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5 Conclusions
354
Acknowledgments
355
References
355
The Strength of Wooden (Timber)-Glass Beams Combined with the Polyurethane Adhesive - DIC and Finite Element Analysis
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Small-Scale Shear Tests on the Timber-Glass Joint Made of Polyurethane PS
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3 Research on Composite Timber-Glass Beams with Polyurethane PS Adhesive
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3.1 Set up of Tests
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3.2 Results and Discussion
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4 Composite Timber-Glass Beams Numerical Tests
362
5 Conclusions
364
References
364
On the Use of Sound Spectral Analysis for the In Situ Assessment of Structural Timber
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Materials and Methods
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2.1 Timber Specimens
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2.2 Microphones
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2.3 Sound Analysis Software
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2.4 Testing Procedure
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2.4.1 Static Testing, MC and Density Determination
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2.4.2 Dynamic Testing
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3 Results and Discussion
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3.1 Static Testing
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3.2 Investigated Parameters
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3.2.1 Impact Tool
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3.2.2 Microphone Distance
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3.2.3 Boundary Conditions
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3.3 Comparison Between Sound Specimens and Decayed Specimens
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4 Conclusions
372
Acknowledgements
373
References
373
Application of Digital Close-Range Photogrammetry to the Modeling of Heritage Structural Elements for Its Analysis by FEM
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Methodology
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2.1 Survey
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2.2 Photogrammetric Models
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2.2.1 Creation of Models
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2.2.2 Scale and Correction
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2.3 Finite Element Method Models
379
3 Results
380
4 Conclusions
382
Acknowledgments
383
References
383
Parameterization of Structural Faults in Large Historical Constructions for Further Structural Modelling Thanks to Laser Scanning Technology and Computer Vision Algorithms
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Abstract
384
1 Introduction
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2 The Medieval Wall of Guimarães
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3 Laser Scanning Survey
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3.1 Laser Scanning Technology
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3.2 Survey of the Medieval Wall of Guimarães
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3.3 Point Cloud Pre-processing
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4 Results: Dimensional Analysis
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4.1 Automated Processing
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4.1.1 Ground Extraction
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4.1.2 Point Cloud Rotation
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4.1.3 Damage Detection: Transverse Opening of the Walls
389
4.2 Structural Diagnosis
390
5 Conclusions
391
Acknowledgments
392
References
392
Stop-Splayed Scarf-Joint Reinforcement with Timber Pegs Behaviour
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Abstract
393
1 Introduction
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2 Experimental Program on Fir Stop-Splayed Scarf Joint Samples
394
2.1 Tensile Test Settings
394
2.2 Experimental Results
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2.3 Results: Analysis and Discussion
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3 Comparison with Analytical Results
400
4 Conclusions
400
Acknowledgments
401
References
401
Characterization of the Mechanical Properties of Ancient Masonry from a Non-destructive Method In Situ
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Abstract
403
1 Introduction
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2 Theory
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3 Methodology
405
4 The Case Study: Temple of San Antonio de Padua
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5 Application of the Obtained Results in a Numerical Model
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6 Conclusion
409
Acknowledgments
410
References
410
Developing Solutions Based on Shape Memory Alloys for Historical Constructions
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Abstract
412
1 Introduction
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2 Device Concept
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3 Thermal Tests
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3.1 Material Properties
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3.2 Testing Program and Sensor Set up
414
3.3 Results
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4 Shaking Table Tests
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4.1 Testing Model
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4.2 Test Apparatus and Sensor Set up
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4.3 Experimental Program
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4.4 Results
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5 Case Study
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5.1 Aim of Intervention
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5.2 Dimensioning and Installation
418
6 Conclusions
419
References
420
Historic Digital Survey: Reality Capture and Automatic Data Processing for the Interpretation and Analysis of Historic Architectural Rubble Masonry
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Abstract
421
1 Introduction
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2 Stone Segmentation and Labelling
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3 Parameters Extraction
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3.1 Stone Face Contour
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3.2 Stone Face Profile
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3.3 Stone Face Colour
425
4 Experimental Results
425
5 Conclusions
428
Acknowledgments
429
References
429
Study of Early Age Stiffness Development in Lime–Cement Blended Mortars
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Abstract
430
1 Introduction
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2 Research Program
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2.1 Materials
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2.2 Mortar Compositions
431
2.3 EMM-ARM
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2.4 Unconfined Cyclic Compression Test [Static Modulus of Elasticity]
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3 Results
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3.1 Stiffness Evolution of Blended Mortars
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3.2 Examining the Feasibility of EMM-ARM for Blended Mortars
435
4 Conclusions
436
Acknowledgments
436
References
436
Evaluation of a Rope Mesh Reinforcement System for Adobe Dwellings in Seismic Areas
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Abstract
438
1 Introduction
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2 Rope Mesh Reinforcement System for One-Storey Earthen Houses
439
3 Calculation of Maximum Forces at the Reinforcement Systems
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4 Proposed Design Procedure
442
5 Experimental Validation
444
6 Conclusions
445
References
445
Comparison of the Degree of Consolidation of Historic Plaster Layers by Means of Lime Hydrate Nanosuspensions
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Materials and Methods
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2.1 Verification of the Deposition Rate of Consolidating Agents Using Scanning Microscopy
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2.2 Results on the Degree of Plaster Consolidation with Nanosuspensions
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2.3 “Scotch Tape” Peeling Test
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2.4 Results on Subsurface Adhesion Measurement Using “Scotch Tape” Peeling Test
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3 Conclusions
453
Acknowledgments
453
References
453
Study on Carbonation Initiated by Organics in Traditional Lime Mortar
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Abstract
454
1 Introduction
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2 Experiment
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3 Results and Discussion
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3.1 Phenolphthalein Test
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3.2 Xrd
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3.3 TGA and DTA
458
4 Conclusions
460
References
460
Virtual Reality for the Enhancement of Structural Health Monitoring Experiences in Historical Constructions
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Abstract
462
1 Introduction
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2 Case Study and Description of the Experimental Program
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2.1 Fieldwork
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2.1.1 Photogrammetry
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2.1.2 Research Project Information
465
2.2 Laboratory Work
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2.2.1 Development of 3D Models
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2.2.2 Development of the Virtual Environment
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2.2.3 Development of the Virtual Reality Program
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3 Tests and Results
468
4 Conclusions
469
References
469
Classification of Hardened Cement and Lime Mortar Using Short-Wave Infrared Spectrometry Data
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Abstract
470
1 Introduction
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2 Background
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3 Materials and Methods
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3.1 Sample preparation
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3.2 Equipment (SWIR Spectrometry)
472
3.3 Data Analysis
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4 Results
474
5 Discussion
475
6 Conclusions
477
Acknowledgements
478
References
478
Improvements of the Ultrasonic Tomography for Applications to Historical Masonry Constructions
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Abstract
480
1 Introduction
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2 Acoustic Tomography: Theoretical Background
482
2.1 Amplitude Tomography
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2.2 Inversion Algorithms
483
3 Proposed Improvements
483
3.1 Standardized Amplitude Tomography
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3.1.1 The Experimental Tool
483
3.1.2 The Amplitude Propagation Model
483
3.2 Inversion Algorithm
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4 Experimental Validation
485
5 Application of the Amplitude Tomography to a Masonry Pillar
487
6 Conclusions
487
References
488
Correlation Between Sonic and Mechanical Test Results on Stone Masonry Walls
489
Abstract
489
1 Introduction
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2 Methodology
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2.1 Uniaxial Compression Test
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2.2 Sonic Test
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3 Results
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3.1 Uniaxial Compression Tests
493
3.2 Sonic Tests
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3.3 Correlation Between Sonic and Mechanical Test Results
495
4 Conclusions
496
Acknowledgments
497
References
497
Geometric and Radiometric Analysis of TLS Point Clouds to Diagnose the Conservation State of Historical Constructions. Case of Study in the Master Gate of San Francisco, Almeida, Portugal
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Abstract
498
1 Introduction
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2 Case Study
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3 Materials and Methods
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3.1 Equipment
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3.2 Pre-processing
500
3.3 Radiometric Strategy
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3.3.1 TLS Radiometric Calibration
501
3.3.2 Incidence Angle Affectation
501
3.3.3 Point Cloud Classification
502
3.4 Geometric Strategy
502
4 Experimental Results
502
4.1 Radiometric Results
502
4.1.1 TLS Intensity in Reflectance Values
502
4.1.2 Classified Point Cloud
503
4.1.3 Classification, Validation and Damages Detection
503
4.2 Geometric Results
504
5 Conclusions
505
Acknowledgments
505
References
505
Diagonal Compression Behaviour of Masonry Walls Reinforced with FRM Coatings
507
Abstract
507
1 Description of the Work
507
1.1 Characterization of the Materials
508
1.2 Execution of the Diagonal Compression Tests
510
2 Interpretation of the Observed Behaviour
512
3 Conclusions
515
Acknowledgments
515
References
515
Preliminary Methodology for the Integration of Lean Construction, BIM and Virtual Reality in the Planning Phase of Structural Intervention in Heritage Structures
517
Abstract
517
1 Introduction
518
2 Lean Construction and New Project Management Technologies
518
2.1 The Role of Lean on Project Management
518
2.2 The New Technologies for Historical Buildings
519
2.3 Choosing by Advantages (CBA)
519
3 Methodology Structural Intervention of a Heritage Building
520
4 Validation Case Study
520
4.1 Description
520
4.2 Results
521
5 Conclusions and Recommendations for Future Research
523
Acknowledgements
524
References
524
Inspection, Non-destructive and Laboratory Testing
526
Enhancement of the Identification of Historical Timber Element’s Local Stiffness Based on Resistance Drilling Measurements
527
Abstract
527
1 Introduction
527
2 Test Program
528
2.1 Materials
528
2.2 Test Setup
528
2.3 Experimental Results
529
3 Identification of Local Young’s Moduli
530
3.1 Identification of the Local Density: Resistance Drilling Measurements
530
3.2 Influence of the Slope of the Grain
532
3.3 Identification of the Local Young’s Moduli Along the Orthotropic Axes
533
4 Conclusions
534
Acknowledgments
535
References
535
Inspection of Seismic Damage and Conservation Conditions in Modern School Buildings in Chile
536
Abstract
536
1 Introduction
536
2 Methodology of Inspection and Research
538
3 Inspection Results
540
3.1 Structural and Constructive Characterization
540
3.2 Structural Damages and Faults
540
3.3 Observation of Physicochemical Damages
542
4 Conclusions
543
Acknowledgments
543
References
544
Laboratory and In Situ Calibrations of New Flat Jack Method for Assessing Masonry Shear Characteristics
545
Abstract
545
1 Introduction
545
2 Testing Technique
546
3 Laboratory and In Situ Calibrations
547
3.1 Calibration Techniques
547
3.2 Results of Laboratory Tests
548
4 Finite Elements Modelling
548
5 Data Processing
550
6 Practical Application and Recommendations
552
7 Conclusions
553
References
553
Investigation of the Shear-Sliding Behavior of Masonry Through Shove Test: Experimental and Numerical Studies
555
Abstract
555
1 Introduction
555
2 Materials and Methods
556
3 Experimental Results
557
4 Numerical Model
559
4.1 Modeling Strategy
559
4.2 Calibration of the Model
560
4.3 Numerical Results
560
5 Conclusions
562
Acknowledgements
563
References
563
A Proposed Test to Evaluate Efflorescence Potential of Ceramic Blocks
564
Abstract
564
1 Introduction
564
2 The Proposed Test Procedure
566
3 Procedure Assessment
566
4 Results
568
4.1 Results from Proposed Test
568
4.2 Results from ASTM C 67 Test
568
5 Observations and Recommendations
569
Acknowledgments
571
References
571
Structural Behaviour of Dry Stack Stone Corbelled Vaults Under Lateral Support Movement
572
Abstract
572
1 Introduction
572
1.1 Occurrence and Examples
572
1.2 Behaviour
573
1.3 Research on Corbelled Domes
574
2 Experimental Study
575
2.1 Test Setup and Instrumentation
575
2.2 Results
576
3 Static Analysis of the Arch
577
4 Key Observations and Concluding Remarks
579
Acknowledgments
579
References
580
Influence of Geometry of Cylindrical Samples in the Mechanical Characterization of Existing Brickwork
581
Abstract
581
1 Introduction
581
2 Experimental Program
582
2.1 Materials
582
2.2 Masonry Specimens
583
2.3 Testing Setup
584
3 Results and Discussion
585
3.1 Failure Modes and Crack Patterns
585
3.2 Estimation of Compressive Strength and Young’s Modulus
586
4 Conclusions
588
Acknowledgements
588
References
589
Estimation of Churches Frequencies Based on Simplified Geometry Parameters
590
Abstract
590
1 Introduction
591
2 Geometrical Survey and Analysis of the Data
592
2.1 Typological Classification of the Churches
592
2.2 Relationship Between Geometrical Parameters
593
3 Numerical Simulation and Parametric Analysis
594
4 Proposed Formulations and Validation with Real Cases Studies
595
5 Conclusions
597
Acknowledgment
598
References
598
Experimental Characterization of Mechanical Behaviour of Existing Tabique Walls Under Compressive and Shear Loading
600
Abstract
600
1 Introduction
600
2 Context
601
3 Testing Specimens and Set-up
602
4 Experimental Results
604
4.1 Compression Tests
604
4.2 Shear-Compression Tests
606
5 Conclusions
607
Acknowledgments
607
References
607
Estimation of Mortar Compressive Strength Based on Specimens Extracted from Masonry Bed Joints
609
Abstract
609
1 Introduction
609
2 Methodology of Research
610
3 Tests Results
611
4 Numerical Analysis
612
4.1 Finite Element Model
612
4.2 Physical Models for Materials
613
4.3 Solution Procedure
615
5 Discussion of Results
615
6 Conclusions
616
References
617
A XVth Century Diamond Ashlar Façade: The Case Study of Palazzo Raimondi in Cremona
619
Abstract
619
1 Marble Diamond Ashlar Facings
619
2 Construction Phases and Building Restorations in Palazzo Raimondi
620
3 Conclusions
626
Acknowledgements
626
References
627
From Brick to Element: Investigating the Mechanical Properties of Calcium Silicate Masonry
628
Abstract
628
1 Introduction
628
2 Materials and Methods
629
3 Compression Behavior of Masonry in Two Orthogonal Directions
631
4 Shear-Sliding Behavior of Unit-Joint Interface
633
5 Characterization of Masonry in Tension
635
6 Conclusions
635
Acknowledgment
635
References
636
Seismic Behavior of Timber-Laced Masonry Structures in the Himalayan Belt
637
Abstract
637
1 Introduction
637
2 Local Seismic Cultures and Their Forgotten Fates
638
2.1 Local Seismic Culture in the Indian Context
639
3 Studies on Timber-Framed and Timber-Laced Constructions
639
4 Taq Construction System
640
5 Multi-story Isolation Systems
642
5.1 Interpreting Taq Construction as a Multiple Isolation System
643
6 Conclusions
644
Acknowledgments
644
References
644
Structural Characterization of Quarry Stone in Experimental Testing Using Digital Image Correlation as a Non-destructive Technique
646
Abstract
646
1 Introduction
646
2 Basic Principles of Digital Image Correlation
647
3 Experimental Setup
648
3.1 Specimens and Materials Description
648
3.2 Compression Tests
648
4 Digital Image Correlation Setup
650
5 Results
651
5.1 Compression Tests Results
651
5.2 Digital Image Correlation Analysis
652
5.2.1 Load-Displacement Behavior of Pink Quarry Stone Samples
652
5.2.2 Graphic Results of DIC Analysis
654
6 Conclusions
655
Acknowledgments
655
References
655
Mechanical Characterization of Masonry Typologies in Israel via Flat Jack Tests
657
Abstract
657
1 Foreword
658
2 History of Stone Masonry Construction in Israel
658
2.1 Typical Features Related to the Structural Type
658
2.2 Types of the Stones Used in Ancient Israeli Buildings
660
3 On-Site Investigations
661
4 Data Interpretation and Mechanical Feature Extraction
662
5 Conclusions
664
References
664
Experimental Characterization of Solid Clay Bricks: Correlations Among Mechanical Properties
666
Abstract
666
1 Introduction
666
2 Materials and Methods
667
3 Results and Discussion
670
3.1 Compressive Strength and Apparent Density
670
3.2 Bending and Compressive Strength
672
3.3 Bending and Splitting Strength
672
3.4 Pull-off and Compressive Strength
672
3.5 Pull-off and Bending Strength
673
3.6 Pull-off and Splitting Strength
673
4 Conclusions
673
Acknowledgments
674
References
674
Internal Geometrical Characterization of Stone Masonry Walls Using Electrical Resistivity Tomography
676
Abstract
676
1 Introduction
676
2 Materials and Methods
678
3 Results and Discussion
679
4 Conclusions
681
Acknowledgments
682
References
682
Study on Stone Cultural Heritage’s Structural Stability Management – with a Focus on Cheomseongdae
684
Abstract
684
1 Prologue
684
2 Historical Background
685
3 Scientific Analysis
687
3.1 Research on the Characteristics of Stone and Deterioration
687
3.2 Structural Stability Analysis
688
3.2.1 Ground Survey
688
3.2.2 Analysis of Ground Response to a Scenario Earthquake
689
3.2.3 Evaluation of Seismic Behavior Characteristics by Dynamic Centrifuge Test
689
4 9.12 (Gyeongju) Earthquake and Its Characteristics of Damage
690
5 Conclusions
692
References
692
The Application of Sonic Testing on Double-Leaf Historical Portuguese Masonry to Obtain Morphology and Mechanical Properties
693
Abstract
693
1 Problem Statement
694
2 Analysis Procedures
694
2.1 The Masonry Quality Index MQI
694
2.2 Sonic Testing
695
3 Testing Scheme on Portuguese Historical Wallets
696
3.1 The Wallets
696
3.2 Application of MQI Method
697
3.3 Application of Sonic Testing
697
3.3.1 Methodology
697
3.3.2 Sonic Apparatus
698
3.3.3 Results and Discussions
699
4 Conclusions
700
References
700
Inspection and Analysis of Ancient Monastery of “São Romão de Neiva”, Portugal
701
Abstract
701
1 Introduction
701
2 The Ancient Monastery of São Romão de Neiva
702
2.1 Architectonical and Structural Description
702
3 Inspection and Diagnosis
703
3.1 Masonry Quality Index (MQI)
704
4 In Situ ND and MDT Test
705
4.1 Schmidt Hammer Tests
705
4.2 Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR)
706
4.3 Sonic Tests
706
5 Laboratory Test
707
6 Conclusions
708
Acknowledgements
709
References
709
Connections of Roof-Diaphragm to Perimeter Walls in Historic Masonry Buildings
710
Abstract
710
1 Introduction
710
2 Stud Connection Securing Roof Diaphragms to the Masonry Walls
712
2.1 Technical Solution Improving the Stud Connection Capacity
712
2.2 Experimental Assessment of the Effectiveness of the Technical Improvement of the Connection
713
2.3 Assessment of the Connection Capacity
715
3 In-Situ Assessment of the Connection Capacity
715
4 Concluding Remarks
717
Acknowledgements
717
References
717
Experimental Characterization of the Deterioration of Masonry Materials Due to Wet and Dry and Salt Crystallization Cycles
719
Abstract
719
1 Introduction
719
2 Materials and Testing Methods
721
2.1 Introduction
721
2.2 Wet and Dry and Salt Crystallization Tests
722
3 Results and Discussion
723
3.1 Visual Assessment: Efflorescence Formation
723
3.1.1 Efflorescence in Prisms of Lime Mortar of 40 × 40 × 160 mm
723
3.1.2 Efflorescence in Masonry Specimens
724
3.2 Effects of Cycles: Mechanical Properties
725
3.2.1 Mortar
725
3.2.2 Stone
725
3.2.3 Masonry
726
4 Conclusions
726
Acknowledgments
727
References
727
Façades of an Iconic Building in Sao Paulo, Brazil: Assessment for Restoration Design
728
Abstract
728
1 Introduction
728
2 Objective
729
3 Case Study
730
4 Materials and Methods
730
5 Survey, Characterization, Test and Projects
731
5.1 Survey of the Pathological Manifestations – Damage Map
731
5.2 Reconstitution of Coating Mortar Mix Proportion
732
5.3 Determination of the Bond Tensile Strength
733
5.4 Surface Hardness Test or Sclerometry
734
5.5 Steel
735
6 Conclusion
735
References
736
Mechanical Characterization of Adobe Constructions Using Flat Jack Tests: Case Study of the Virgen de la Asunción de Sacsamarca Church
738
Abstract
738
1 Introduction
738
2 Flat Jack Tests
739
3 The Church Virgen de la Asunción de Sacsamarca
740
3.1 Location of Tests
740
3.2 Single Flat Jack Test Procedure
741
3.3 Double Flat Jack Test Procedure
741
4 Results and Discussion
743
4.1 Single Flat Jack Test
743
4.2 Double Flat Jack Test
744
5 Conclusions
746
Acknowledgments
746
References
746
An Automatic Algorithm for the Execution and Elaboration of Sonic Pulse Velocity Tests in Direct and Tomographic Arrangements
748
Abstract
748
1 Introduction
749
2 Test Procedure and Validation Specimens
750
3 Evaluation of the Human Factor
751
4 Structure and Definition of the Automatic Algorithm
752
4.1 Issues on Signals and Detection Methods
752
4.2 New Software Structure and Interface
753
4.3 New Implemented Approach
753
5 Procedure Validation
755
6 Conclusions
755
Acknowledgments
755
References
756
Flexural Tests on Consolidation Effects on Stone
757
Abstract
757
1 Introduction
757
2 Experimental Programme
758
2.1 Test Specimens and Arrangement
758
2.2 Treatment of Test Specimens
759
3 Test Results
759
3.1 Mechanical Characteristics
759
3.2 Consolidant Characteristics
762
4 Numerical Model and Results
763
5 Conclusions
764
Acknowledgments
764
References
764
Timber Roof Structure Rehabilitation of Municipal Council and Jail Building
766
Abstract
766
1 Introduction
767
2 Material Assessment Method
767
2.1 Pathological Survey
767
2.2 Timber Anatomical Identification
768
3 Structural Assessment
769
3.1 Pathological Survey
769
3.2 Timber Anatomical Identification
769
3.3 Restore Project of the Roof
770
4 Conclusions
772
References
772
A Novel Approach to the in situ Compression Testing of Stone Masonry Walls
773
Abstract
773
1 Introduction
773
2 Test Set-Up
774
3 Test Campaign
775
3.1 Test Site
775
3.2 Instrumentation and Load Cycles
775
4 Results
777
5 Conclusions
781
Acknowledgments
782
References
782
Quantitative Estimation Method for Rebar Corrosion Degree of RC Structures
783
Abstract
783
1 Introduction
783
2 Outline of Proposed Technique
784
2.1 General of Proposed System
784
2.2 Electromagnetic Induction Heating
785
3 Thermal Characteristic at Concrete Surface Related with Rate of Corrosion
785
3.1 Experimental Outline
785
3.2 Thermal Characteristics
786
4 Prediction Model for Rate of Corrosion Rebar
787
4.1 General
787
4.2 Prediction Model
787
4.2.1 Temperature at Concrete Surface
787
4.2.2 Rate of Corrosion of Rebar
788
5 Applicability of Proposed Model
791
5.1 Laboratory Measurement
791
5.2 On-Site Measurement
791
6 Conclusions
792
References
793
Static and Dynamic Testing on a Brick Masonry Pavilion Vault of the San Francesco di Paola Convent, in Roccabernarda (KR), Italy
794
Abstract
794
1 Introduction
795
2 The Case Study
796
3 Description of the Experimental Campaign
797
3.1 Phase 1 – Reconstruction of the Vault
797
3.2 Phase 2 – Static Load Tests
798
3.3 Phase 3 – Dynamic Tests
799
4 Conclusions
801
Acknowledgments
801
References
801
Analysis and Monitoring Methodology of the Wooden Structure - Historic Military Architecture
803
Abstract
803
1 Introduction
803
2 Case Study
804
3 Static and Strength Calculations
805
4 SHM Methodology
808
5 Conclusions
809
References
809
Restoration of Reinforced Lime Concrete Sunshades of a Century Old Heritage Building in New Delhi, India
810
Abstract
810
1 Introduction
811
2 Methodology
811
2.1 Concrete Evaluation
811
2.2 Corrosion/Deterioration Assessment
812
2.3 Calibration and Classification
813
2.4 Load-Deflection Behaviour
813
3 Results and Discussion
814
3.1 Concrete Evaluation
814
3.2 Corrosion/Deterioration Assessment
814
3.3 Service Level Load Test
815
3.3.1 Case A: No Delamination
816
3.3.2 Case B: With Delamination
817
4 Recommendations
818
5 Conclusions
818
Acknowledgements
818
References
819
Mechanical Behaviour of Metal Anchors in Historic Brick Masonry: An Experimental Approach
820
Abstract
820
1 Introduction
820
2 Theoretical Aspects of Resistance of Metal Connections to Tension Loads
822
2.1 Characteristic Strength for Adhesive Anchors
822
2.2 Characteristic Strength for Mechanical Anchors
824
3 Experimental Campaign
824
3.1 Material Characterization
825
3.2 Masonry Construction and Mechanical Characterization
825
3.3 Pull-Out Tests Applied to Walls
825
4 Results, Analyses and Conclusions
826
Acknowledgments
829
References
829
Analyzing the Historical Earth Construction for Achieving Earthquake Safety
831
Abstract
831
1 Introduction
831
2 Material and Production Technique Used in the Studies
832
2.1 Durability of the Material
832
2.2 Block Production
832
2.3 Ramming Technique
833
2.4 Shotcrete Technique
834
3 Earthquake Safety
834
4 Historical Earthen Architecture with Horizontal Layer
835
5 Earthen Architecture Revival
836
6 Conclusion
836
References
837
Numerical Modeling and Structural Analysis
838
Structural Assessment of Old Masonry Dams
839
Abstract
839
1 Introduction
839
2 Typical Causes of Failure
841
2.1 Overturning Failure
841
2.2 Sliding Failure
841
2.3 Failure of Mexican Dams
842
3 Assessment Based on the Traditional Method
842
4 The Rigid Body Spring Model
843
5 Structural Assessment Using a RBSM
844
6 Conclusions
846
References
846
Finite Element Modeling of Cross-Wall Ties in Multi-wythe Walls
847
Abstract
847
1 Introduction
847
2 Finite Element Analysis
849
2.1 The Model
849
2.2 Load and Material Cases
850
3 Results
851
3.1 Load Case (a) - Uniform Vertical Pressure of 2 MPa on the Loading Beam
851
3.2 Load Case (B) – Uniform Lateral Pressure of 2 MPa on One End of the Loading Beam
851
3.3 Load Case (C) – Uniform Out-of-Plane Displacement at the Mid-Height of the Masonry
851
3.4 Load Case (D) – Vertical Pressure on the Top of the Loading Beam, Increasing Linearly from 1.5 to 2.5 MPa Across the Masonry Width
851
3.5 Load Case (E) – Uniform Vertical Pressure on Masonry Where the Wythes Had Different Properties
851
4 Discussion
853
5 Conclusions
854
Acknowledgments
854
References
854
Numerical Modeling of Crack Propagation in Masonry Structures
856
Abstract
856
1 Introduction
856
2 Literature Review
857
2.1 Baptistery di San Giovanni
857
2.2 Brief Background on Numerical Methods
857
3 Methodology
859
4 Results and Discussion
860
5 Conclusions
862
Acknowledgements
862
References
863
Numerical Modelling of Hypothetical Quincha Walls on Samaipata Rock
865
Abstract
865
1 Introduction
865
1.1 The Site and the Scope of Work
865
2 Interpretation of the Function of Vertical Wooden Poles
867
2.1 Basic Information on Precolonial Quincha Walls
867
2.2 Hypothesis Discussion
868
2.3 Primary Conclusions and the Scope of Subsequent Analyses
869
3 Numerical Modeling
869
3.1 Available Input Data, Material Characteristics and the Simulation Model
869
3.2 Discussion of the Results
870
4 Conclusions
872
Acknowledgments
872
References
872
Simulation of Distinct Element Joint Stiffness of the Historical Masonry Structure Model by Micro-tremor Measurement
874
Abstract
874
1 Introduction
874
2 Dynamic Properties of the Corbel Arch Model
875
2.1 Micro-tremor Measurements and Data Processing
875
2.2 Transfer Functions and a Mode Shape
876
3 DEM Analysis
877
3.1 Parameters of the Previous Static Simulation
877
3.2 Simulation of Transfer Functions with the Stiffness for Static Experiments
878
3.3 Joint Simulation of Stiffness by Static and Dynamic Experiments
879
4 Conclusions
881
Acknowledgments
881
References
882
Numerical Analysis of Settlement-Induced Damage to a Masonry Church Nave Wall
883
Abstract
883
1 Introduction
883
2 Site Investigation
885
3 Numerical Modeling
887
3.1 Pre-processing
887
3.2 Influence of the Settlement Application Mode
888
3.3 Influence of Settlement Profile Type
888
4 Remarks and Conclusions
890
Acknowledgments
890
References
890
Influence of the Thickness of Vaults and Buttresses in the Structural Response of Mexican Colonial Temples
892
Abstract
892
1 Introduction
892
2 Description of the Models
894
3 Numerical Modal Analyses
895
4 Inelastic Analysis Under Self-weight
896
5 Conclusions
899
Acknowledgments
899
References
900
Simulation of Masonry Arch Bridges Using 3D Discrete Element Modeling
901
Abstract
901
1 Introduction
901
2 Background
902
3 Discrete Element Modeling of Masonry Arch Structures
903
3.1 Bolton Institute Bridge
903
3.2 Donim Bridge
905
4 Conclusions
909
Acknowledgments
909
References
909
Finite Element Modelling and Limit Analysis of Fastnet Lighthouse Under Impulsive Ocean Waves
911
Abstract
911
1 Introduction
912
2 Fastnet Lighthouse
912
3 Limit Analysis
913
4 Numerical Analysis
915
4.1 Wave Impact
915
4.2 FE Models Description
916
4.3 FEM Results
918
5 Conclusions
919
Acknowledgments
920
References
920
19th Century Iron Dome Structures in the Vienna Hofburg. An Insight into the Simplified Structural Assessment of that Period and Its Evaluation Using Modern Engineering Software
921
Abstract
921
1 Introduction
922
2 Historical Context
922
2.1 Project Conception
922
2.2 Project Realization
922
3 Aspects of Simplified Structural Modelling and Assessment
925
3.1 Basic Domains of Structural Modeling
925
3.2 2D-Approach According to Schwedler and Consequences
926
3.3 3D-Extensions by Föppl and Their Limitations for Hand Calculation
927
3.4 Verification Against Failure
928
4 Evaluation Using Modern Engineering Software
928
5 Conclusions
929
References
929
Finite Element Thrust Line Analysis (FETLA) Based Sensitivity Analysis of the Thrust Line of a Masonry Dome with Tension Rings
931
Abstract
931
1 Tension Rings in Masonry Domes
931
2 Motivation and Objective
933
3 FETLA for a Hemispherical Masonry Dome with Tension Strips
934
4 Case Study Structure and Its Modelling
935
5 FETLA-Based Sensitivity Analysis of the Strengthened Masonry Dome
935
6 Results and Discussion
936
7 Conclusions
938
References
939
Experimental and Numerical Analysis of Historical Aseismic Construction System
940
Abstract
940
1 Introduction
940
2 Casa Baraccata: Conception, Implementation and Frezza’s Modifications
941
3 Experimental Campaign
942
3.1 Preparation of the Specimen
943
3.2 Diagonal Compressive Test
943
4 Numerical Model
945
5 Conclusions
947
References
948
Tracking of Localized Cracks in the Finite Element Analysis of Masonry Walls
949
Abstract
949
1 Introduction
949
2 Constitutive Model
950
3 Multi-directional Tracking Algorithm
952
4 Structural Application
954
5 Conclusions
956
Acknowledgments
957
References
957
Structural Behaviour of Gopurams in South Indian Temples
959
Abstract
959
1 Introduction
959
2 Purpose and Motivation
960
3 Structural Morphology and Material Characterization
961
3.1 Structural Morphology
961
3.2 Material Characterisation
962
4 Structural Analysis and Safety Assessment
963
4.1 Material Properties
963
4.2 Safety Assessment
964
4.2.1 Vertical Loads
964
4.2.2 Lateral Loads
965
5 Conclusions
966
Acknowledgments
966
References
967
Assessment of the Structural Damage on the Former San Agustin Temple Using Numerical Modelling
968
Abstract
968
1 Introduction
968
2 Description of the Structure
969
2.1 Architectural Aspects
969
2.2 Structural Configuration
969
3 Survey of the Structure
970
3.1 Visual Survey
970
3.2 Topographical Survey
971
3.3 Ambient Vibration Survey
972
4 Numerical Modelling
972
4.1 Finite Element Model
972
4.2 Results
973
5 Conclusions
975
Acknowledgments
976
References
976
Three-Dimensional Numerical Modelling of Historical Masonry Structures Affected by Tunnelling-Induced Settlements
977
Abstract
977
1 Introduction
977
2 Jointed Masonry Model
978
3 Soil-Structure Interaction Analysis
980
3.1 Modelling of Excavation
980
3.2 Masonry Wall Without Openings
981
3.3 Masonry Wall with Openings
982
3.3.1 Analysis Without Eccentricity
983
3.3.2 Analysis with Eccentricity
983
4 Conclusions
984
References
984
Analysis of the Dome of India’s Presidential Residence
987
Abstract
987
1 Introduction
987
2 Procedure of Structural Assessment
988
2.1 Establishment of Actual Geometry of the Structure
989
2.2 Analysis of Constituent Materials
990
2.3 Development of a 3D Finite Element (FE) Model
991
3 Conclusions
994
References
995
Dynamic Behaviour Analysis of an English-Bond Masonry Prototype Using a Homogenized-Based Discrete FE Model
996
Abstract
996
1 Introduction
997
2 Numerical Framework
997
3 Case Study
998
4 Macro-scale: The RBSM Model
999
5 Results: Dynamic Analysis
1000
6 Conclusions
1003
Acknowledgments
1003
References
1003
On the Stability Analysis of a Geometrically Complex Leaning Historic Structure
1005
Abstract
1005
1 Introduction
1005
2 Modelling of Geometrically Complex Historic Structures
1006
2.1 Southwest Tower of the Caerphilly Castle
1006
2.2 Automated Generation of the Finite Element Model
1007
3 Stability Analysis Approach and Results
1008
3.1 Constitutive Model for Masonry
1008
3.2 Analyses Performed and Results
1009
4 Conclusions
1011
Acknowledgments
1011
References
1011
Seismic Vulnerability Assessment of Sri Kedarnath Temple in India
1013
Abstract
1013
1 Introduction
1013
2 Architecture of the Temple Structure
1014
3 Methodology
1014
4 Numerical Modeling
1015
5 Analysis and Results
1015
5.1 Modal Analysis
1015
5.2 Mass-Based Pushover Analysis
1017
5.3 Non-linear Dynamic Analysis
1017
6 Conclusions
1020
References
1021
Simple Homogenized Numerical Model for the Analysis of Multi-leaf Masonry Walls
1022
Abstract
1022
1 Introduction
1022
2 Mesh Generating Tool
1023
2.1 Description of the Mesh Generator
1023
3 Homogenized Model
1024
3.1 Founding Hypothesis
1024
3.2 Upper Bound Limit Analysis Problem
1025
3.3 Applications
1025
4 Conclusions
1029
References
1029
Diagonal Compressive Tests on Double Wythe Brick Ancient Masonry Panels Unreinforced and Reinforced with Innovative Cement Based Materials: Advanced FE Simulations
1030
Abstract
1030
1 Introduction
1030
2 Experimental Campaign
1031
3 Numerical Simulations
1032
3.1 Material Properties
1032
3.2 Numerical Analyses and Results
1033
4 Conclusions
1038
Acknowledgments
1038
References
1038
Nonlinear Analysis of Masonry Walls Based on a Damage-Plastic Formulation
1039
Abstract
1039
1 Introduction
1039
2 Bouc-Wen Model with Damage
1040
3 Force-Based Macroelement Formulation
1043
4 Experimental Comparisons
1044
5 Conclusions
1046
References
1046
Nonlinear Parametric Static Analysis of Rubble Stone Masonry Walls in Lisbon
1048
Abstract
1048
1 Introduction
1048
2 Brief Description of Experimental Tests
1049
3 Numerical Modelling
1050
4 Calibration of the Finite Element Model
1050
5 Parametric Analysis
1051
6 Conclusions
1054
Acknowledgments
1055
References
1055
Case Study: Assessment of the Load-Carrying Capacity of Multi-span Masonry Ancient Roman Arch Bridge Situated in “Campana”, Near L’Aquila City (IT)
1057
Abstract
1057
1 Introduction
1058
2 Geometric Features and Material Property
1058
3 Assessment Methods
1059
3.1 Limit Analysis Method
1059
3.2 Finite Elements Method
1060
3.3 Seismic Assessment
1061
3.4 Load Cases
1061
4 Results and Discussion
1062
5 Conclusions
1065
Acknowledgments
1065
References
1065
Bearing Capacity of Masonry Walls in Churches by Means of a Probabilistic Assessment
1066
Abstract
1066
1 Introduction
1066
2 Deterministic “Conservative” Approach
1067
2.1 Material and Geometric Description of the Wall Composition
1067
2.2 Several Comments on Constitutive Nonlinear Modeling and FEM Strategy
1067
2.3 Results of Conservative Estimation of Enclosure Wall Bearing Capacity
1069
3 Probabilistic Approach
1070
3.1 Motivation for the Stochastic Analysis
1070
3.2 Modification of Characteristic Parameters for Stochastic Purpose
1071
3.3 Results of Stochastic Estimation of Enclosure Wall Bearing Capacity
1071
4 Conclusions
1073
Acknowledgments
1074
References
1074
Square Cross Vaults on Spreading Supports
1075
Abstract
1075
1 Introduction
1075
2 Elliptical Arch on Spreading Supports
1076
2.1 Methodology
1076
2.2 Minimum Thrust of Elliptical Arch
1077
2.3 Displacement Capacity of Elliptical Arch
1077
3 Square Cross Vault Undergoing Diagonal Settlement
1079
3.1 Static and Kinematic Analyses of Square Cross Vault on Spreading Supports
1079
3.2 Minimum Thrust of Square Cross Vault
1080
3.3 Displacement Capacity of Square Cross Vault
1080
4 Conclusions
1082
References
1082
Effects of Degrading Mechanisms on Masonry Dynamic Response
1084
Abstract
1084
1 Introduction
1084
2 Nonlocal Damage-Plastic Model for Masonry
1085
3 Nonlinear Static Response
1086
4 Experimental and Numerical Dynamic Response
1088
4.1 Response to Harmonic Excitations
1088
4.2 Response to Earthquake Excitations
1089
5 Conclusive Remarks
1091
Acknowledgments
1091
References
1092
Structural Evaluation and Preliminary Analysis of the St. Jerome Hall of the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem
1093
Abstract
1093
1 Introduction
1093
2 Geometrical Survey and 3D Reconstruction
1095
3 Structural and Foundation Assessment
1095
3.1 Damage Visual Inspection
1096
3.2 Nondestructive Testing and Material Properties Assessment
1096
3.3 Operation Modal Analysis (OMA)
1097
4 Numerical Modelling
1098
4.1 Calibration of the FEM Using OMA Results
1099
4.2 Preliminary Structural Static Analysis
1099
5 Summary and Conclusions
1101
Acknowledgments
1101
References
1101
Structural Assessment of Masonry Arches Using Admissible Geometrical Domains
1103
Abstract
1103
1 Introduction
1103
2 Assessing Geometrically the Structural Safety
1104
2.1 Admissible Geometrical Domains
1104
2.2 Safety Requirements
1105
2.2.1 Stability
1106
2.2.2 Robustness
1106
3 Impact of Shape and Resistance on Safety Assessment
1107
3.1 Influence of Stereotomy
1107
3.2 Influence of Masonry Compressive Strength
1107
3.3 Stability Assessment
1109
4 Conclusion
1110
References
1110
Rotational Stiffness of Connections in a Historical Steel Railway Bridge
1112
Abstract
1112
1 Introduction
1112
1.1 Classification of a Joint According to Eurocode
1113
2 Case Study
1115
2.1 Groups of Connections
1116
2.2 Software Specifications
1116
2.3 Materials and Loads
1117
3 Results
1117
4 Conclusions
1119
Acknowledgments
1119
References
1119
Lower Bound Limit Analysis of Masonry Vaults Under General Load Conditions
1120
Abstract
1120
1 Introduction
1120
2 Equilibrium Analysis of Masonry Vaults
1121
3 Search of Statically Admissible Stress Field as an Optimization Problem
1124
4 The Case of the Barrel Vault
1125
5 Conclusions
1127
References
1128
Seismic Modelling of a Masonry Monument Including the Interaction of the Vaults, Longitudinal Walls and Soil
1129
Abstract
1129
1 Introduction
1129
2 The Cathedral of Modena
1130
2.1 The Actual State of Conservation and the Main Vulnerabilities
1131
3 The Global Structural Behaviour
1132
4 DEM Analyses of a Transversal Cross Section
1133
4.1 Defining Modelling Parameters
1134
4.2 Analyses Results
1135
5 Conclusions
1136
References
1137
Non-linear Modelling of a Geomesh-Reinforced Earthen Wall Subjected to Dynamic Loading
1138
Abstract
1138
1 Introduction
1138
2 Seismic Strengthening of Adobe Dwellings with Biaxial Geogrid (Project DAI 113.0225)
1139
3 Calibration of Finite Element Model Parameters
1140
3.1 Adobe
1140
3.2 Geogrid Reinforcement
1140
4 Finite Element Modelling of Geomesh-Reinforced Adobe Wall (GRAW) and Calibration
1142
5 Seismic Response of Calibrated FE Model of GRAW
1143
5.1 Seismic Performance of FE Model Subjected to Scaled Earthquake Signals
1144
6 Conclusions
1145
Acknowledgements
1145
References
1145
Structural Analysis and Damage Assessment of a Historical Masonry Palace – A Case Study
1147
Abstract
1147
1 Introduction
1147
2 Banat Museum Timisoara
1148
3 Numerical Analysis of the Historical Building
1150
4 Conclusions
1153
References
1154
Vulnerability and Risk Analysis Regarding Natural and Man-made
1155
Seismic Vulnerability and Risk Assessment of Historic Constructions: The Case of Masonry and Adobe Churches in Italy and Chile
1156
Abstract
1156
1 Introduction
1156
2 LV0. Qualitative Tools for the Seismic Vulnerability and Hazard Assessment as Causes of Decay
1157
3 LV1. Simplified Assessment for the Church Typology
1159
4 Application to the Churches in Italy and Chile
1160
4.1 Church of Sant’Agostino, Matera, Italy
1161
4.2 Church of San Francisco Barón, Valparaíso, Chile (Condition Before the 2010 Earthquake)
1162
4.3 Church of San Francisco de Chiu Chiu, Calama, Chile (Condition Before the 2005 Earthquake)
1162
5 Conclusions
1163
Acknowledgments
1164
References
1164
Investigating Exposure in Historical Scenarios: How People Behave in Fires, Earthquakes and Floods
1167
Abstract
1167
1 General Instructions
1167
2 Methods for Behavioral Analysis Organization
1169
3 Results and Discussion
1169
3.1 Common Emergency Evacuation Behaviors
1169
3.2 “Peculiar” Emergency Evacuation Behaviors
1173
4 Conclusions
1178
References
1178
Flooding Pedestrians’ Evacuation in Historical Urban Scenario: A Tool for Risk Assessment Including Human Behaviors
1181
Abstract
1181
1 Introduction
1182
2 Phases and Methods
1183
2.1 Simulation Model Structure
1183
2.2 Case-Study Application for Tool Capability Demonstration
1183
3 Results
1185
3.1 Simulation Model
1185
3.2 Application to the Case Study
1187
4 Conclusions
1189
Acknowledgment
1189
References
1190
Sacral Buildings in Slovenia – Seismic Risk Assessment Through Simplified Methodologies
1191
Abstract
1191
1 General Instructions
1191
2 Simplified Methodologies for the Seismic Risk Assessment
1192
2.1 Simplified Indexes for Sacral Buildings
1192
2.2 Macroseismic Method RISK-UE, 1st Level
1193
2.3 Macroseismic Method RISK-UE, 2nd Level
1195
3 Results of Analysis
1196
4 Conclusions
1199
Acknowledgments
1199
References
1199
Seismic Vulnerability Assessment of Unreinforced Masonry Churches in Central Chile
1201
Abstract
1201
1 Introduction
1202
2 The Religious Architectural Heritage in the Central Region of Chile
1202
2.1 The European Influences
1202
2.2 Geometrical, Constructive, and Structural Features
1203
3 Geometrical Indexes
1206
4 Probabilistic Analysis of the Seismic Vulnerability
1208
5 Conclusions
1208
References
1209
Seismic Assessment of the Palace of Priors in Perugia
1211
Abstract
1211
1 Introduction
1211
2 Assessment Method
1212
2.1 LV1 (Territorial Level Analysis)
1212
2.2 LV2 (Local Level Analysis)
1214
2.3 LV3 (Global Level Analysis)
1216
3 Conclusions
1217
Acknowledgments
1218
References
1218
Seismic Vulnerability Scenarios for Timisoara, Romania
1220
Abstract
1220
1 Seismicity of Romania
1221
2 The Case Study Site
1221
2.1 Timisoara City
1221
2.2 Fabric Zone
1222
3 Seismic Vulnerability of Selected Buildings
1222
3.1 Short Description of the Buildings
1222
3.2 Seismic Vulnerability Index by Empirical Method
1224
3.3 Seismic Vulnerability Index by Mechanical Method
1225
3.4 Comparison Between Seismic Vulnerability Methodologies Results
1226
4 Conclusions
1227
Acknowledgments
1228
References
1228
Bartolomeo Ammannati’s Fountain: Comparisons Between Different Numerical Models
1230
Abstract
1230
1 Introduction
1230
2 Cerere (Venus), the Protagonist of Juno Fountain
1231
2.1 Geometric Characteristics and Mechanical Properties of Venus
1232
3 Dynamic Analyses
1233
3.1 Modal Analysis
1234
3.2 The Seismic Input
1234
3.3 Results from Time-History Analyses
1234
4 Conclusions
1237
Acknowledgments
1237
References
1237
Assessment of the Seismic Vulnerability of an Unreinforced Masonry Structure Based on Discrete-Macro Dynamic Analyses
1239
Abstract
1239
1 Introduction
1239
2 Discrete-Macro Modelling Approach
1240
2.1 Calibration Procedure of the Nonlinear Links
1241
3 Brick Masonry Prototype
1243
4 Seismic Vulnerability
1244
4.1 Capacity Dominium
1244
4.2 Fragility Curves
1245
5 Final Considerations
1246
Acknowledgments
1246
References
1246
Vulnerability Assessment of Monumental Masonry Structures Including Uncertainty
1248
Abstract
1248
1 Introduction
1248
2 Methodology for the Seismic Assessment of Monumental Structures
1249
2.1 Numerical Model
1249
2.2 Uncertainty of the Material Parameters
1250
2.3 Methodology for Uncertainty Analysis
1251
2.3.1 Uncertainty Analysis
1251
2.3.2 Seismic Demand
1252
3 Results
1253
3.1 Capacity Curves
1253
3.2 Seismic Fragility
1254
4 Conclusions
1255
Acknowledgments
1256
References
1256
Seismic Vulnerability of Old Italian Railway Stations
1258
Abstract
1258
1 Introduction
1258
2 Typological Classification of “Standard” Railway Stations
1260
3 Logic Tree for the Assessment of Seismic Vulnerability of the Prototype Stations
1261
4 Derivation of Fragility Curves for the Selected Stations’ Typologies
1263
4.1 Assessment of the Global Response
1263
4.2 Assessment of Out-of-Plane Local Failure Mechanisms
1264
4.3 Fragility Curves
1264
5 Conclusions
1265
Acknowledgments
1266
References
1266
Defining Behavioral Pattern for Historical Buildings in Izmir, Turkey
1267
Abstract
1267
1 Introduction
1267
2 Seismic Setting and Characteristic of the City
1269
3 Historical Building Profile in Izmir
1270
4 Rapid Visual Inspection for Historical Buildings in Izmir
1271
4.1 Base Score Investigation
1272
4.2 Critical Benchmark Score
1272
5 Conclusions
1274
References
1275
An Interdisciplinary Approach for the Seismic Vulnerability Assessment of Historic Masonry Buildings: The Case Study of the Ex Jesuits College in Amantea (Italy)
1276
Abstract
1276
1 Introduction
1276
2 Structural Instabilities and Masonry Characterization
1277
3 The Vertical Flexural Mechanism
1278
3.1 Triggering Factors and Theoretical Hypotheses of the Methodology Used
1278
3.2 Search for the Position of the Hinge Inside the Out-of-Plane Mechanism
1280
4 Kinematic Linear Analysis on the Unreinforced System
1281
5 The Influence of the Strengthening on the Displacement Capacity
1281
5.1 Kinematic Analysis on the Reinforced System Through Classical and Innovative Techniques
1282
5.2 Comparison Between Analytical Results and Numerical Treatment by 3Muri ML
1283
6 Conclusions
1284
References
1284
An Extensive Survey of the Historic Center of Cusco for Its Seismic Vulnerability Assessment
1286
Abstract
1286
1 Introduction
1286
2 Seismic Vulnerability Assessment at Urban Scale
1287
3 Historical Evolution of the Historic Center
1288
4 Historic Center Survey
1289
5 Conclusions
1295
Acknowledgments
1295
References
1296
Preliminary Analysis on the Effects of 2016 Central Italy Earthquake on One-Nave Churches
1297
Abstract
1297
1 Introduction
1297
2 The Investigated Churches
1298
2.1 General
1298
2.2 Geographical Distribution
1299
2.3 Historical and Typological Characterization of the Stock
1299
3 The Observed Damage Scenario
1299
4 Observed Damage Probability Matrices
1305
5 Comparison with Predictive Models
1306
6 Conclusions
1308
Acknowledgments
1308
References
1308
Simplified Assessment of the Seismic Vulnerability of Churches After the 2009 L’Aquila Earthquake
1309
Abstract
1309
1 Introduction
1309
2 The Investigated Churches Belonging to Sulmona-Valva and L’Aquila Dioceses
1310
2.1 Damage Assessment
1310
2.2 Vulnerability Assessment
1310
3 Fragility Curves
1314
4 Conclusions
1317
References
1317
Seismic Analysis and RetroFIt
1319
Numerical Seismic Response and Failure Modes of Old URM Walls Under Lateral Loading
1320
Abstract
1320
1 Introduction
1320
2 Used Material Model
1322
3 Numerical Seismic Assessment of Old URM Walls
1323
4 Conclusions
1325
References
1326
Nonlinear FE Analysis of the Response to Lateral Accelerations of the Triumphal Arch of the Church of Andahuaylillas, Peru
1328
Abstract
1328
1 Introduction and Objectives
1328
2 Analysis Procedure
1330
3 Material Characterization
1331
4 Models
1332
5 Results
1333
6 Discussion and Conclusions
1335
Acknowledgments
1335
References
1336
Seismic Retrofit of a Historical Building Using Cored and Internal Grouted Reinforcing
1337
Abstract
1337
1 Introduction
1337
2 Structural System
1338
3 Available As-Built Information
1339
4 Design Criteria
1339
5 Conceptual Retrofit Schemes
1340
6 Analysis and Design of the Retrofit
1340
7 Coring and Compatible Injection Fill
1342
8 Quality Control
1343
9 Conclusions
1344
References
1344
A Methodology to Account for Crushing Effects During Out-of-Plane Collapse of Masonry
1345
Abstract
1345
1 Introduction
1345
2 Methodology
1346
2.1 Determination of Geometric Parameters
1346
2.2 Generation of the Equation of Motion
1347
2.3 Derivation of af(?) for the 3 Hinges
1348
3 Evaluation of the Effects of Interface Properties and Overburden Force on Stability
1349
3.1 Moment-Rotation Curves
1349
3.2 Free-Rocking Response
1350
3.3 Full Time-History Analyses
1351
4 Conclusions
1353
Acknowledgments
1353
References
1353
Macro-modeling of Adobe Piers for Seismic Analysis of Adobe Dwellings in Cuenca, Ecuador
1355
Abstract
1355
1 Introduction
1355
2 Case Study
1356
3 Pushover Analyses
1357
3.1 Simplified Model Using an Equivalent Frame Method
1357
3.2 Experimental Campaign
1359
3.3 First Mode and Vibration Period of the Building
1360
3.4 Non-linear Static Analysis
1360
4 Conclusions
1361
Acknowledgements
1362
References
1362
Seismic Behaviour of a Historic Five-Tiered Pagoda in Nepal
1364
Abstract
1364
1 Introduction
1364
2 Description of the Kumbeshwar Temple
1365
2.1 Description of the Structure
1365
2.2 Collapse Mechanisms and Damage Observed After the Earthquakes in 2015
1366
3 Previously Conducted Experiments
1367
3.1 Dynamic Identification Test
1367
3.2 Material Tests
1367
4 Limit Analysis
1367
5 Numerical Simulations
1368
5.1 Description of the FEM Model
1368
5.2 Eigenvalue Comparison
1369
5.3 Pushover Analysis
1370
5.4 Nonlinear Dynamic Analysis
1370
6 Conclusions
1371
Acknowledgments
1371
References
1371
Seismic Assessment of the Matera Cathedral
1373
Abstract
1373
1 Introduction
1373
2 Cathedral of Matera
1374
3 Operational Modal Analysis
1375
4 Numerical Model and Calibration
1376
4.1 Model Definition
1376
4.2 Calibration of the Model
1376
4.3 Updated Model
1377
5 Seismic Assessment
1378
5.1 Definition of Nonlinear Properties
1378
5.2 Variables Considered
1378
5.3 Results of the Analysis
1379
6 Conclusions
1380
Acknowledgements
1381
References
1381
Seismic Demand on Historical Constructions During the 2016–2017 Central Italy Earthquake Sequence
1382
Abstract
1382
1 Introduction
1382
2 Conventional Linear-Elastic Damped Spectra of Horizontal Components
1384
3 Absolute Input Energy Spectra
1386
4 Two-Sided Rocking Spectra
1386
5 Conclusions
1388
References
1389
Distinct Element Modelling of the Out-of-Plane Seismic Behaviour of Masonry Walls
1391
Abstract
1391
1 Introduction
1391
2 Shake Table Test
1392
3 Numerical Modeling
1393
3.1 Geometry
1393
3.2 Mechanical Characterization
1394
3.3 Boundary Conditions, Dynamic Input and Damping
1394
4 Results and Comparisons
1395
4.1 Time Histories of Relative Displacement
1396
4.2 Deflection Profiles
1396
5 Conclusions
1397
Acknowledgments
1397
References
1397
Experimental Seismic Response of a Half-Scale Stone Masonry Building Aggregate: Effects of Retrofit Strategies
1399
Abstract
1399
1 Introduction
1400
2 Description of the Prototype
1400
2.1 Geometry of the Prototype and Characteristics of the Double-Leaf Stone Masonry
1400
2.2 Timber Floors and Roofs
1401
2.3 Retrofit Interventions
1402
3 Shaking Table Tests
1403
3.1 Dynamic Testing Protocol and Instrumentation
1403
4 Test Results
1404
5 Conclusions
1407
Acknowledgments
1407
References
1408
Evaluation of the Seismic Performance of a Dwelling of Confined Masonry Walls
1409
Abstract
1409
1 Introduction
1409
2 Engineering Based on Performance: State of the Art
1410
3 Housing of Confined Masonry Walls
1410
4 Structural Modeling and Design Verification to the Shear
1411
5 Evaluation of Seismic Performance
1414
5.1 Non-linear Static Analysis
1414
5.2 Incremental Dynamic Analysis (IDA)
1415
5.3 Fragility Curves of Collapse
1416
6 Conclusions
1418
References
1418
Structural Characterization for the Seismic Protection of Heritage Churches
1419
Abstract
1419
1 Introduction
1419
2 Case Studies
1420
2.1 Dealing with Irregularities
1420
2.2 Assessing Structural Modifications
1423
2.3 Managing Complexity
1424
3 Conclusions
1426
Acknowledgments
1426
References
1426
Survey, Assessment and Conservation of Post-industrial Cultural Heritage: The Case of the Thin Concrete Vault in Casale, Italy
1428
Abstract
1428
1 Introduction
1428
2 The “Paraboloide” of Casale (Italy)
1429
2.1 Constructive Typology and Material Analysis
1430
3 The Laser Survey
1431
3.1 The Model 3d Texturing and Surface Deterioration Analysis
1432
4 Numerical Modeling
1432
5 Criteria for Interventions
1434
6 Conclusions
1435
Acknowledgments
1435
References
1435
Structural Analysis and Evaluation of the Historic Haydarpasa Railway Station
1437
Abstract
1437
1 A Brief History of Haydarpasa Railway Station
1437
2 Site Investigations
1439
2.1 Description of the Structural System
1439
2.2 3D GPR Investigations
1439
2.3 Deteriorations and Weaknesses in the Structural System
1440
3 Preliminary Structural Analysis of the Station Building
1441
3.1 Modelling of the Structure
1441
3.2 Material Parameters
1442
3.3 Analysis of the Structure Under Vertical and Earthquake Loads
1442
4 Suggested Repair Methods
1444
5 Conclusions
1444
References
1445
Seismic Stability Analysis of Historical Construction: A Case Study - Wazirpur Tomb
1446
Abstract
1446
1 Introduction
1446
2 Geometry of Structure
1447
3 Mechanical Properties of Material
1449
4 Finite Element Model
1449
5 Concluding Remark
1453
Acknowledgments
1453
References
1453
The Washington Monument - Post-earthquake Damage Inventory, Repair, and Seismic Vulnerability Assessment
1454
Abstract
1454
1 Abbreviated History
1454
2 Construction
1455
2.1 Foundation and Shaft
1455
2.2 Pyramidion
1456
2.3 Earthquake Damage Assessment and Damage Inventory
1457
3 Shaking Intensity During Mineral
1457
4 Analytical Model Development
1458
5 Nonlinear Modal Time History
1460
6 Seismological Studies
1460
7 Seismic Vulnerability Results, Recommendations and Conclusions
1461
References
1462
On Site Surveying of a Historical Structure for Numerical Models Development and Seismic Retrofitting Design
1463
Abstract
1463
1 Introduction
1464
2 General Considerations
1465
3 The Case Study - Aggregate “Mastro Giulio”
1466
4 Conclusions
1470
Seismic Retrofit and Historic Preservation of a San Francisco Banking Temple
1472
Abstract
1472
1 Background
1472
2 Building Description
1473
3 Investigation
1474
4 Analyses
1475
4.1 Overview
1475
4.2 Walls and Rocking Piers
1476
4.3 Diaphragm Strengthening
1477
5 Conclusions
1479
References
1479
La Sagrada Familia: Approaches to Seismic Analysis
1481
Abstract
1481
1 Introduction
1481
2 The Sagrada Familia
1482
2.1 Project History
1482
2.2 Building Structure
1482
3 Seismic Analysis and Design
1483
3.1 Design Basis
1483
3.2 Measurement of Dynamic Properties
1483
3.3 Analysis
1484
3.3.1 Input
1485
3.3.2 Output
1486
4 Conclusions and Future Applications
1487
References
1488
Seismic Assessment of the Church of San Sebastian in Cusco, Peru by Means of Pushover Nonlinear Analysis
1489
Abstract
1489
1 Introduction
1489
2 Description of the Case Study
1490
2.1 Architectural and Structural Description
1490
2.2 Structural Diagnosis
1491
2.2.1 Visual Inspection
1491
2.2.2 NDT Inspection Using IR Thermography
1492
3 Seismic Vulnerability Assessment
1493
3.1 Model Description
1493
3.2 Pushover Analysis
1494
4 Conclusion
1496
Acknowledgments
1496
References
1497
The Response of Masonry Barrel Vaults to Repetitive Static and Dynamic Loads and Example of Rehabilitation of Historic Barrel Vaults
1498
Abstract
1498
1 Introduction
1498
2 Experimental Research into the Effect of Dynamic Response on Segmental Barrel Vault Stiffness
1499
3 Discussion of Experimental Results
1502
4 Rehabilitation of Historic Vaults of the Premonstrate Monastery in Seismic Area
1503
4.1 Reinforcement of Damaged Cloister Vaults
1504
5 Conclusions
1505
Acknowledgments
1505
References
1506
Seismic Pounding Analysis of Palazzotto Borbonico “Vecchio” and “Nuovo” in Naples
1507
Abstract
1507
1 Introduction
1507
2 Architectural Survey and Material Testing
1508
2.1 Historical Analysis and Architectural Representation
1508
2.2 Mechanical Properties for Masonry and Reinforced Concrete
1508
3 Numerical Models and Analysis
1509
3.1 Definition of the Seismic Action
1509
3.2 Numerical Model of the Structural System
1510
3.3 Dynamic Analysis
1510
4 Non-linear Dynamic Analyses
1511
4.1 The “Fast Non-linear Analysis” Method
1511
4.2 Main Results
1512
5 Conclusions
1514
Acknowledgements
1515
References
1515
Seismic Behavior of Historical Conical Masonry Vaults
1516
Abstract
1516
1 Introduction
1516
2 Gunbad-I ‘Ala Ad-Din Tomb Tower
1517
2.1 Description
1517
2.2 Description of the Idealized Structure of the Tomb Tower
1517
3 Finte Element Analysis (FEA) Model
1519
4 Results
1519
4.1 Roof Cone – Dead Load (DL)
1520
4.2 Roof Cone – Seismic Load
1522
4.3 Ceiling Cone – Dead Load DL Plus Seismic Load
1522
4.4 Cylindrical Shell Wall Base – Seismic Loading – Table 3 and Figs. 4 and 5
1522
4.5 Cylindrical Shell Wall Base – Dead Load DL
1522
5 Conclusions
1523
Acknowledgments
1524
References
1524
Bell Towers of Lima’s Cathedral: An Architectural-Engineering Combined Seismic Study
1525
Abstract
1525
1 Introduction
1525
2 Case Study
1527
2.1 Geometrical Configuration
1527
2.2 Material Properties
1528
2.3 Study of Mechanisms
1528
2.4 Numerical Model
1530
3 Result Discussion
1530
4 Conclusions
1531
Acknowledgements
1532
References
1532
Experimental Earthquake Response of Two-Storey Scaled URM Buildings
1534
Abstract
1534
1 Introduction
1534
2 Experimental Programme
1535
2.1 Models Construction
1536
2.1.1 As-built Model with w-to-d Anchorages
1536
2.1.2 Retrofitted Model
1536
2.2 Testing Procedure and Instrumentation
1537
3 Results: As-built Model with w-to-d Anchorages
1538
3.1 Crack-Pattern
1538
3.2 Damage Progression
1539
4 Results: Retrofitted Model
1540
4.1 Crack-Pattern
1540
4.2 Damage Progression
1540
5 Data Analysis
1541
6 Retrofit Performance
1542
7 Conclusions
1543
Acknowledgments
1543
References
1544
Numerical Interpretation of Structural Behavior of Stone Arches of Historical Storehouses Building
1546
Abstract
1546
1 Introduction
1546
2 Description of Building and Experimental Campaign
1547
3 Numerical Modelling and Interpretation of Experimental Tests
1548
3.1 The Finite Element Models
1548
3.2 Interpretation of Tests on Stone Arches
1550
3.3 Tests on Foundation Elements
1551
4 Inelastic Behavior of the Structure Subject to Horizontal Forces
1552
5 Conclusions
1554
References
1554
Stone Bags Seismic Isolation for Vernacular Earth and Stone Construction
1555
Abstract
1555
1 Introduction
1555
2 The Great Innovation of the Caral Builders
1557
3 Adaptation of the Old Caral Seismic Dissipation System to a Case of a Contemporary Earthen Construction
1559
4 Explanation of the Three Layers of the Isolation System
1560
5 Comparison of Acceleration Seismic Signals Between the Earthquake Command and the Response of the Earthen Model
1561
6 Conclusions
1563
Reference
1563
Repair and Strengthening Techniques
1564
Strengthening of Masonry Vaults with Textile Reinforced Mortars
1565
Abstract
1565
1 Introduction
1565
2 Experimental Setup
1566
3 Test Results
1567
4 Conclusions
1572
Acknowledgments
1572
References
1572
Experimental Investigation of the Structural Response of Adobe Buildings to Lateral Loading Before and After the Implementation of Compatible Grout Repairs
1574
Abstract
1574
1 Introduction
1574
2 Model Building Construction and Experimental Set-up
1575
3 Static Tests to Induce Cracking Damage
1576
4 Testing of Repaired Building
1578
4.1 Repair Procedure
1578
4.2 Lateral Loading of Grout Injected Building
1579
5 Conclusions
1581
Acknowledgments
1581
References
1582
Full–Scale Pull–Down Tests on a Two–Storied Rammed Earth Building with Possible Strengthening Interventions
1583
Abstract
1583
1 Introduction
1583
2 Experimental Program
1584
2.1 Material
1584
2.2 Specimen
1584
2.2.1 Specimen Preparation
1584
2.2.2 Strengthening Interventions
1585
2.3 Test Set–Up
1587
3 Test Results and Discussions
1587
3.1 Micro–tremor Measurements
1587
3.2 Pull–Down–1
1588
3.3 Pull–Down–2
1589
4 Conclusions
1591
Acknowledgments
1591
References
1591
External Post-tensioning System for the Strengthening of Historical Stone Masonry Bridges
1592
Abstract
1592
1 Introduction
1592
2 State of the Art
1593
2.1 RAM (Reinforced Arch Method)
1593
2.2 Borri and Castori’s System
1594
3 Modelling and Strengthening Proposal Assessment
1594
3.1 Geometry and Material Properties
1594
3.2 Strengthening Proposal
1594
4 Results and Discussion
1595
4.1 Non-reinforced Model
1595
4.2 Reinforced Model
1597
5 Comparison with Other Available Strengthening Techniques
1598
6 Conclusions
1600
Acknowledgments
1600
References
1600
Proposal of a CLT Reinforcement of Old Timber Floors
1601
Abstract
1601
1 Introduction
1601
2 Design Method
1603
2.1 Gamma Method
1603
2.2 Connector Characteristics
1605
3 Application
1606
3.1 Strengthening of an Existing Timber Floor
1606
3.2 Impact of the Slip Modulus Value
1607
4 Conclusion
1609
References
1609
Mix Proportion and Engineering Behavior of San-Ho-Tu Building Material for Temples and Ancestral Clan Houses
1611
Abstract
1611
1 Introduction
1611
2 Experimental Program and Specimens
1612
2.1 Materials
1612
2.2 Conversion Process of Sintered Oyster Shell Ash into Cultivated Paste
1613
2.3 Mix Proportion
1614
2.4 Specimen Preparations and Experimental Parameters
1615
3 Results and Discussion
1616
3.1 Compressive Strength
1616
3.2 Splitting Tensile Strengths
1617
4 Conclusions
1618
References
1619
A TRM-Based Compatible Strengthening Solution for Rammed Earth Heritage: Investigation of the Bond Behavior
1620
Abstract
1620
1 Introduction
1620
2 Experimental Program
1622
2.1 Characterization of the Mortar
1622
2.2 Characterization of the Meshes
1622
2.3 Characterization of the Interaction Mortar-Mesh (Pull-Out Tests)
1623
3 Conclusions
1626
Acknowledgments
1627
References
1627
Mechanical Behavior of Polyurethane Adhesives Applied to Timber Joints in Repair of Historical Timber Structures
1629
Abstract
1629
1 Introduction
1629
2 Properties of Investigated Materials
1630
2.1 Properties of Timber
1630
2.2 Properties of Flexible Polyurethane Adhesives
1631
3 Pull-Off Test of Flexible Adhesives to Timber Surface
1632
3.1 Set Up of Tests
1633
3.2 Results and Discussion
1634
4 Shear Investigation Test of the Timber-Glass Joint
1635
4.1 Set Up of Tests
1635
4.2 Results and Discussion
1636
5 Remarks on Adhesives Application in Heritage Timber Structures
1636
6 Conclusions
1637
Acknowledgments
1637
References
1637
In-Plane Behavior of Timber Diaphragms Retrofitted with CLT Panels
1639
Abstract
1639
1 Introduction
1639
2 Finite Element Modeling
1640
2.1 M1 Modeling Approach
1640
2.2 M2 Modeling Approach
1640
3 Finite Element Model Validation
1641
4 Parametric Analyses
1643
4.1 General
1643
4.2 Non-linear Static Analyses
1645
4.3 Dynamic Analyses
1646
5 Conclusions
1647
Acknowledgements
1647
References
1647
Influence of Masonry Texture on the Shear Strength of FRCM Reinforced Panels
1649
Abstract
1649
1 Introduction
1649
2 Materials and Methods
1650
2.1 Masonry Typologies
1650
2.1.1 Bricks
1650
2.1.2 Mortar
1651
2.2 Reinforcements
1651
2.2.1 Fiber Grid and Mechanical Anchorages
1651
2.2.2 Mortar Matrix
1651
2.3 Diagonal Compression Test
1652
3 Results
1653
4 Theoretical Formulation
1655
5 Conclusions
1656
Acknowledgements
1657
References
1657
Repair of an Arched Masonry Construction for a Historic Bridge Intervention
1658
Abstract
1658
1 Introduction
1658
2 Structural Analysis
1660
2.1 Construction of the Vault
1660
2.2 Properties of the Vault Masonry
1661
2.3 Limit Displacements of the Vault
1663
2.4 Scientific Adaption of Strengthening Techniques
1663
3 Repair and Strengthening
1665
3.1 Vault
1665
3.2 Buttresses and Wing Walls
1665
4 Conclusions
1666
References
1667
Patterns of Earthquake Damage to Korean Stone Pagoda and Seismic Hazard Mitigation Techniques
1668
Abstract
1668
1 Introduction
1668
1.1 Overview of Earthquake Damage to the Cultural Heritages
1669
1.2 Damage Patterns of the Cultural Heritages in and Around Gyeongju
1670
2 Repair Techniques Applied to the Gyeongju Bulguksa Samcheung Seoktap
1671
2.1 Stone Pagoda Repair History and Causes
1671
2.2 Repair Technique (Method) of Bulguksa Samcheung Seoktap
1672
2.2.1 Retention of Vertical Central Axis
1673
2.2.2 Method of Stacking the Filling Stones of Stylobate
1673
2.2.3 Filling Gaps Between the Upper and Lower Facing Surfaces (Reducing Vibration Transfer)
1673
2.3 Analysis of the Performance of Fillers for the Gaps Between the Upper and Lower Members [7]
1673
2.3.1 Structural Performance According to Filler Types
1674
2.3.2 Structural Performance According to Thickness of Mineral Filler
1674
2.3.3 Structural Performance According to Surface Roughness
1674
3 Conclusions
1675
Acknowledgments
1676
References
1676
Possibilities of Using Fiber Reinforced Mortar and Textile Reinforced Mortar for Strengthening Masonry Columns in Rehabilitation Projects
1677
Abstract
1677
1 Introduction
1678
2 Proposals
1679
2.1 First Step
1680
2.2 Second Step
1681
2.3 Third Step
1681
2.4 Fourth Step
1682
3 Results and Discussions
1682
4 Conclusions
1685
Acknowledgments
1685
References
1685
Safeguarding and Retrofitting of the Western Eivan of the Takht-e Soleyman, Iran
1687
Abstract
1687
1 Introduction
1687
2 The Site and Its History in Brief
1688
3 Brief Description of the Northern Wall
1689
4 Preliminary Documentation and Studies on the Historical Construction Techniques
1689
5 The Safeguarding and Retrofitting
1690
5.1 Structural and Constructive Implications
1690
5.2 Preliminary Tests and Studies
1691
5.3 Safeguarding Proposal
1693
5.4 Implementation
1693
Acknowledgments
1695
References
1695
Numerical Study of NSM FRP Strengthened Masonry Walls
1696
Abstract
1696
1 Introduction
1696
2 Finite Element Model
1697
3 Parametric Study
1699
3.1 Effect of Elasticity Modulus
1699
3.2 Effect of Thickness
1700
3.3 Effect of Stiffness
1700
4 Case Study
1701
5 Conclusions
1703
Acknowledgments
1703
References
1703
Characteristics and Preservation of Civilian Conservation Corps Construction in the United States
1705
Abstract
1705
1 Introduction
1705
2 Typical Forms of Construction
1706
3 Structural Challenges and Solutions
1707
3.1 Variable Construction Quality
1707
3.2 Site-Sourced Materials
1708
3.3 Cement-Based Materials
1708
3.4 Atypical Design and Construction
1709
3.5 Landscape Integration
1711
4 Maintenance Requirements
1712
5 Summary and Conclusions
1712
Acknowledgments
1713
References
1713
Structural Upgrade of Steel Stub Girders
1714
Abstract
1714
1 Introduction
1714
1.1 Stub Girder System Description
1714
2 Stub Girder Analysis and Modeling Approaches
1717
2.1 Preliminary Analysis
1717
2.2 Choosing Stub Girder Component Sizes
1717
2.3 Modeling Stub Girders
1718
3 Case Study – Strengthening a Stub Girder System
1718
3.1 Motivation
1718
3.2 Description of the Structure
1719
3.3 Preliminary Works
1719
3.4 Structural Analysis
1720
3.5 Results
1720
3.6 Structural Strengthening
1721
4 Conclusions
1721
Acknowledgments
1722
References
1722
Experimental Study of the Seismic Behavior of Two-Leaf Masonry Wall with and Without Confinement
1723
Abstract
1723
1 Introduction
1723
2 Experimental Study
1724
2.1 Samples and Its Characteristics
1725
2.2 Properties of the Material
1725
2.3 Procedure for the Test
1726
3 Experimental Results
1727
3.1 Non-reinforced Sandwich Masonry Walls
1727
3.2 Reinforced Masonry Wall
1728
3.3 Comparison of Unreinforced and Reinforced Wall
1729
4 Conclusions
1730
Acknowledgments
1730
References
1731
Revaluation of Historical Buildings with Timber-Concrete Composite in Compliance with Fire Resistance Demands
1732
Abstract
1732
1 Requirements of Fire Protection
1732
1.1 Objectives of Fire Protection
1732
1.2 Historical Development and Current Requirements in Germany
1733
1.3 Differences Between New, Existing and Protected Historical Structures
1735
1.3.1 General Remarks
1735
1.3.2 Building Authority’s Order
1736
1.3.3 Alteration Intensions of the Owner
1736
2 Revaluation with Timber-Concrete Composite (TCC)
1737
2.1 General Remarks
1737
2.2 Fire Resistance of TCC
1738
3 Summary/Conclusions
1739
References
1739
SRG Composite Systems for Strengthening Masonry Structures: From Laboratory to Field Applications
1741
Abstract
1741
1 Introduction
1741
2 Material Properties
1742
2.1 Galvanized Steel Fiber Sheet
1742
2.2 Hydraulic Lime and Cement Based Matrices
1744
3 Structural Behaviour and Research Studies on SRG
1745
3.1 Small Scale Specimens
1745
3.2 Masonry Medium-Large Scale Specimens
1745
4 Case Studies
1745
4.1 Ciolina-Ciampella Palace - L’Aquila
1746
4.2 Historic Building - L’Aquila
1747
4.3 Caserta’s Royal Palace, Bagni della Regina Vault - Caserta
1748
5 Conclusions
1748
References
1749
Structural Rehabilitation of Santa Maria de Los Reyes Convent. Seville (Spain)
1751
Abstract
1751
1 Introduction
1751
1.1 Historical Complex
1751
1.2 Incidents and Pathologies
1752
1.3 Rehabilitation Project
1753
1.3.1 Foundations
1753
1.3.2 Cloister’s Arcade
1754
1.3.3 Walls
1754
1.3.4 Ceilings and Covers
1754
2 Execution of the Works
1754
2.1 Historical Complex
1754
2.2 Stitching/Connection, Sealing and Injection of Cracks in Walls
1755
2.3 Wooden Ceilings Reinforcement
1755
2.4 New Metal Cover in Work Room
1756
2.5 “Casa del Cura” Building
1757
2.6 Sewing of the Fracture Plane of the Columns in the Cloister
1758
3 Conclusions
1759
References
1759
Correction of Pattern of Subsidence and Structural Rehabilitation of the Old San Agustín Temple in Mexico City
1760
Abstract
1760
1 Subsidence of the Monumental Colonial Buildings in Mexico City
1760
2 Short Notes on the History on the Temple of San Agustín
1761
3 State of Damage and Structural Studies of the Two Buildings
1762
4 The Rehabilitation Program for San Agustín
1764
5 Structural Rehabilitation
1765
6 Behavior of the Buildings After Its Rehabilitation
1767
7 Conclusions
1768
Acknowledgments
1768
References
1768
A Comparison Between the Bond Behavior of SRP and SRG Strengthening Systems Applied to a Masonry Substrate
1769
Abstract
1769
1 Introduction
1769
2 Methods
1770
2.1 Materials
1770
2.2 Test Procedure
1771
3 Results and Failure Modes
1773
4 Conclusions
1775
Acknowledgments
1776
References
1776
Mortar Plaster and Reinforcement Use to Repair and Stiff Brazil Historical Constructions
1777
Abstract
1777
1 Introduction
1777
2 Experimental Procedure – Materials and Methods
1779
2.1 Reinforcement with Mortar Plaster
1779
2.2 Reinforcement with Mortar Plaster with Steel Mesh
1780
2.3 Methodology
1780
3 Experimental Results
1781
3.1 Mortar
1781
3.2 Clay Bricks
1781
3.3 Prisms
1782
3.4 Walls and Small Walls
1782
4 Conclusions
1783
References
1784
Assessment and Intervention of Archaeological Heritage
1785
Conservation Efforts on the Middle Phrygian Gate Complex at Gordion, Turkey
1786
Abstract
1786
1 Introduction
1786
2 Site Description and Background
1788
3 The Stabilization Project
1790
4 Conclusions
1793
Acknowledgments
1794
References
1794
The Adaptation of Medieval Castle Ruins in Zabkowice Slaskie (Poland) for Touristic Services
1795
Abstract
1795
1 Introduction
1795
1.1 Concepts of Full Revitalization of Historic Palace-Castle Buildings
1796
1.1.1 Refurbishment of the Classicist Palace from the 18th Century in Wiechlice
1796
1.1.2 Revitalization of the 19th Century Ballestrem Palace in Wroclaw
1796
1.2 Examples of Partial Revitalization of the Ruins of Historic Castle Buildings
1797
1.2.1 The Self-supporting Roofing Construction in the 11th Century Koldinghus Castle in Denmark
1797
1.2.2 New Museum Buildings in the 11th Century Castle of Firmiano in Bolzano
1798
1.3 The Architectural and Functional Concept of the Adaptation of Castle Ruins in Zabkowice Slaskie
1798
2 The Castle in Zabkowice Slaskie Over the Course of History
1800
3 Characteristics of the Castle and Its Structural Condition
1800
4 The Proposition of a New Construction in the Castle Ruins
1801
5 The Calculation Model of a New Construction
1802
6 Summary
1803
References
1803
Seismic Analysis of the Stylite Tower at Umm ar-Rasas
1805
Abstract
1805
1 Introduction
1805
2 On-Site Investigations
1806
3 Push Over Analyses
1808
3.1 Present Configuration
1808
3.2 Rigid Model
1809
3.3 Elastic-Plastic Model
1810
4 Conclusions
1812
Acknowledgements
1812
References
1812
Damage Assessment of Livas and Kastels in Gaziantep, Turkey
1814
Abstract
1814
1 Introduction
1814
2 Gaziantep’s Rock-Cut Water Structures; Livas and Kastel
1815
2.1 Livas
1815
2.2 Kastel
1816
3 Damage Assessment of Existing Kastels
1816
3.1 Pisirici Kastel and Masjid
1816
3.2 Ihsanbey Kastel and Masjid
1817
3.3 Seyh Fethullah Kastel
1818
3.4 Kozluca Kastel
1818
3.5 Ahmet Celebi Kastel
1819
3.6 Imam-? Gazali Kastel
1820
4 Conclusions
1821
References
1822
Understanding the Function of Roman Bonding Courses: A Numerical Approach
1823
Abstract
1823
1 Introduction
1823
2 Literature Review
1824
3 Methodology
1825
4 Results and Discussion
1826
4.1 Preliminary Simulation of Lateral in-Plane Loading
1829
5 Conclusions
1829
Acknowledgements
1830
References
1830
Integration of Finite Element and Graphic Methods in the Study of the Government Complex in Caesarea Maritima (IL)
1832
Abstract
1832
1 Introduction
1833
2 The Site of Caesarea Maritima
1833
3 The Procuratoris Praetorium
1834
4 The Western Vaults
1834
5 The Current Deformation of Western Vaults
1836
6 The Finite Element Method
1837
6.1 The Numerical Model
1837
6.2 The Linear Static Analysis
1837
7 The Graphic Method
1838
8 Conclusions
1839
Acknowledgments
1839
References
1840
Protecting the Value of Archaeological Heritage: Frame of Reference in Value Assessments
1841
Abstract
1841
1 Value of Archaeological Heritage
1841
2 Frame of Reference and Evaluation of Archaeological Heritage
1842
3 Setting a Frame of Reference
1845
3.1 Spatial Boundaries and Features of the Area
1846
3.2 General Features of the Regional Late Bronze Age Archaeological Record
1846
3.3 Interpretative Features of Regional Late Bronze Age Archaeological Record
1847
4 Value Assessment of Late Bronze Age Settlements
1847
5 Conclusions
1851
Acknowledgments
1852
References
1852
The Bahrain Pearling Path: Urban Planning, Structural Investigation and Design of the Strengthening Interventions
1855
Abstract
1855
1 The Bahrain Pearling Path
1856
1.1 History of the Site
1856
1.2 The Cultural Value and UNESCO Inscription
1857
2 The Structural Conditions of the Southern Complex Buildings
1857
3 The Investigation Campaign: Definition of the Materials Characteristics
1859
4 Preliminary Evaluations for the Structural Upgrading
1861
5 Conclusions
1862
Acknowledgements
1862
References
1862
Ruins and Archaeological Artifacts: Vulnerabilities Analysis for Their Conservation Through the Original Computer Program BrickWORK
1864
Abstract
1864
1 Introduction and State of the Art
1865
2 The Computer Program BrickWORK
1865
2.1 The Numerical Model
1865
2.2 The Algorithm
1867
3 Case Studies
1870
3.1 Colonnade in the Civil Forum of Pompeii
1870
3.2 The Entrance Arched Gate to the Acropolis of Arpino
1871
4 Conclusions
1872
References
1872
Structural Investigations and Modelling of Seismic Behaviour on Ruins in the Monumental Area of Hierapolis of Phrygia
1874
Abstract
1874
1 Introduction
1875
1.1 Hierapolis of Phrygia
1875
1.2 Survey and On-Site Inspections
1876
2 Seismic Characterization of Soil
1876
3 Qualification of Structural Materials
1878
3.1 Sonic Tomography Tests
1878
3.2 GPR Acquisitions
1878
4 Seismic Vulnerability Assessment
1879
4.1 Kinematic Limit Analysis
1880
4.2 Numerical Analysis (FEM)
1880
5 Conclusions
1881
Acknowledgements
1882
References
1882
Durability and Sustainability
1883
Extensive Renovation, Modernization and Redevelopment of the Helsinki Olympic Stadium in Finland
1884
Abstract
1884
1 Introduction
1884
1.1 Olympic Stadium Renovation Background
1885
2 Process and Phases of Renovation, Modernization and Redevelopment
1886
2.1 Renovation and Modernization Overview
1886
3 Project Overview, Scope of Work, Site Work Specifications
1886
3.1 Key Contractors’ and KAREG Consulting Engineers’ Mandate
1886
3.2 Complex Excavation
1887
3.3 Modernization and Redevelopment
1888
3.4 Expansion
1888
3.4.1 Helsinki Multipurpose Arena Near the Olympic Stadium
1888
3.4.2 Building Services Design, Update and Renovation
1889
4 Conclusions
1889
References
1889
Thermal Compatibility of Rigid and Flexible Adhesives to Substrates of Historical Structures
1891
Abstract
1891
1 Introduction
1891
2 Differences in Thermal Behavior of Stiff Epoxy Resins and Flexible Polyurethanes
1892
3 Thermal Stress Factor E?
1893
4 Thermal Shear Stress in Composite-to-Brick Bond Caused by Sun Radiation
1895
5 Adhesives and Substrates Stiffness vs. Strain Distribution in Elevated Temperature
1897
6 Conclusions
1899
References
1899
Sustainable Buildings: The Rehabilitation Project
1901
Abstract
1901
1 Introduction
1901
2 Case Study: Apartament in Baixa de Lisboa, Portugal
1902
2.1 Building Registration
1902
2.2 Identified Pathologies
1903
2.3 Solutions
1903
3 Economic Return Analyses
1906
4 Conclusions
1907
References
1908
Comfort Assessment of Heritage Buildings in Cuenca-Ecuador
1909
Abstract
1909
1 Introduction
1909
2 Research Methodology
1910
2.1 Heritage Value Assessment
1910
2.2 Occupants Enquiries
1911
2.3 Climatic Measures and Discussion
1911
2.4 Proposed Strategies
1911
3 Validation
1912
3.1 Heritage Values
1913
3.2 Indoor Climatic Measures
1913
3.3 Results and Discussion
1914
3.4 Proposed Strategies
1915
3.5 Conclusions and Recommendations
1916
References
1917
Evaluation of Compressed Lime Plaster tadelakt as a Protective Covering for Earth Structures
1918
Abstract
1918
1 Basic Concepts of tadelakt
1918
2 Tadelakt as a Protective Coating for Earth Structures
1919
3 Sustainable Properties of the tadelakt
1921
4 Adaptation of Moroccan tadelakt to Mexico
1921
5 Experimental Process
1922
6 Results
1924
7 Discussion of Results
1925
8 Conclusions
1925
Acknowledgments
1926
References
1926
Durability Modeling to Determine Long Term Performance of Historic Concrete Structures
1927
Abstract
1927
1 Introduction
1927
2 Historic Concrete and Deterioration
1928
2.1 Preserving Concrete
1928
2.2 Establishing Condition States
1928
2.3 Corrosion Deterioration
1928
3 Establishing the Parameters
1929
3.1 Establishing a Carbonation Protocol
1929
3.2 Temperature and Relative Humidity
1930
3.3 Site Specific Corrosion Data
1930
4 Case Study
1931
4.1 Concrete Building Case Study
1931
4.2 Verification of Conditions
1931
4.3 The Condition Survey
1932
4.4 Monitoring System
1932
5 Conclusions
1934
Acknowledgments
1935
References
1935
Salt-Induced Deterioration on FRP-Brick Masonry Bond
1937
Abstract
1937
1 Introduction
1937
2 Materials and Methods
1938
2.1 Materials and Masonry Specimens
1938
2.2 Weathering Protocol
1938
2.3 Direct Shear Test and Materials Characterization
1940
3 Results and Discussion
1941
3.1 Direct Shear Test
1941
3.2 Materials Characterization
1941
4 Conclusions
1942
Acknowledgments
1942
References
1943
Historic Surfaces Consolidation - Multiple Treatments. Captured History of Changes and Advancement in the Field of Conservation via Microstructural Consolidation
1945
Abstract
1945
1 The Frames of the Problem
1945
2 Duomo di Milano – One Façade of Many Faces
1946
2.1 Stratigraphical Analysis
1946
2.2 Overall Summary
1951
3 Conclusions and Reflections
1952
Acknowledgments
1952
References
1952
Utilize Shape Memory Alloys for the Structural Intervention of Historical Structures
1954
Abstract
1954
1 Introduction
1954
2 Literature Review
1955
2.1 Fabrication of SMA
1955
2.2 Effect of Temperature Changes
1955
2.3 Material Properties of SMA
1956
2.3.1 Compression-Tension Behaviour
1956
2.3.2 Shape Memory Effect
1956
2.3.3 Pseudoelasticity
1956
2.3.4 Cyclic Loading Behaviour
1957
2.4 Use of SMA in Structural Restoration of Historical Structures
1958
2.4.1 Restoration of the Basilica of San Francesco in Assisi, Italy
1958
2.4.2 Seismic Retrofitting of the Bell Tower of the Church of San Giorgio in Trignano, Italy
1959
2.4.3 RC Beam Strengthening
1960
3 Conclusions and Recommendations
1960
Acknowledgments
1961
References
1961
The Effects of Bird Excrements on Copper and Bronze
1963
Abstract
1963
1 Introduction
1963
1.1 Objectives
1963
1.2 Background
1964
2 Methods and Materials
1965
2.1 Materials and Aging Procedures
1965
2.2 Methods of Analysis
1967
2.2.1 Bird Excrement Composition
1967
2.2.2 Surface Corrosion Products
1967
3 Results and Discussion
1968
3.1 Testing Results
1968
3.2 Analysis Results
1968
3.2.1 Bird Excrement Composition Results
1968
3.2.2 Surface Corrosion Product Results
1969
4 Conclusions
1971
Acknowledgments
1971
References
1971
Towards a More Realistic and Effective Use of Sodium Sulfate in Accelerated Ageing of Natural Stone
1972
Abstract
1972
1 Introduction
1973
2 Methodology
1973
2.1 Materials
1973
2.2 Salt Ageing Protocol
1974
2.3 Monitoring and Testing Methods
1975
3 Results and Discussion
1975
3.1 Visual Observations
1975
3.2 Mass Variation and Mass Loss
1975
3.3 Salt Distribution
1977
3.4 Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity (UPV)
1978
3.5 Microstructural Analysis Using the Scanning Electron Microscope
1978
4 Conclusions
1979
Acknowledgements
1980
References
1980
The Impact of Humidity on the Resistance of Historic Adobe Monuments
1982
Abstract
1982
1 Introduction
1982
2 Background
1982
3 Objective
1983
4 Method
1983
4.1 Research Design
1983
4.2 Hypothesis Testing Strategy
1983
4.3 Sample
1983
5 Results
1984
6 Discussion
1984
7 Conclusions
1989
Acknowledgements
1990
References
1990
Graphics of Rigidity Compatibility of Composing Members of Isostatic and Hyperstatic Structures
1991
Abstract
1991
1 Introduction
1991
1.1 Structure Criteria
1992
1.2 Critical Capacity of Support of Members and Subsystems
1993
2 Construction of Compatibility Graphics
1993
3 Conclusion
1998
Acknowledgments
1998
References
1998
Management of Heritage Structures and Conservation Strategies
1999
Archival Documents as Sources of Historic Structures’ Construction Materials and Technique: Three Case Studies from Ottoman Architecture
2000
Abstract
2000
1 Introduction
2000
2 A Brief History of the Analyzed Buildings
2001
3 Materials in Use: Ottoman Construction at the Turn of the Eighteenth Century
2004
3.1 Galata New Mosque
2004
3.2 Fountains Around Galata New Mosque and Their Waterways
2005
3.3 Yalakabad Bridge
2006
3.4 Comparison with Previous and Later Ottoman Buildings
2006
4 Conclusions
2007
References
2008
Preparation for Stabilizing the Early Phrygian Gate Complex at Gordion, Turkey
2009
Abstract
2009
1 Introduction
2010
2 Background
2011
3 Temporary Foundation and Scaffolding System
2014
3.1 Temporary Foundation System
2014
3.2 Scaffolding Selection
2015
4 Effectiveness of the Temporary Foundation and Scaffolding System
2017
5 Conclusions
2017
Acknowledgments
2017
References
2017
An Exploratory Study on Project Delivery Frameworks for Heritage Conservation in India
2019
Abstract
2019
1 Introduction
2020
2 Methodology
2020
3 Categorization of Heritage Conservation Projects in India
2021
4 Factors Affecting Mode of Execution
2024
5 Conclusions
2027
Acknowledgments
2027
References
2027
Natural and Synthetic Consolidants for Earth Heritage: A Review
2028
Abstract
2028
1 Introduction
2028
2 Earth Heritage Degradation
2029
3 Consolidants in Earth Heritage Conservation
2031
3.1 Natural Consolidants: Traditional and Ancient Techniques
2031
3.2 Synthetic Consolidants: Commercial Products
2033
4 Conclusions
2033
Acknowledgments
2034
References
2034
The Collapse and Restoration of the Church of Saint Mary of Itria in Piazza Armerina (Sicily, Italy)
2037
Abstract
2037
1 Introduction
2037
2 The Consolidation Works of the 1980s
2039
3 The Collapse and Its Causes
2040
4 The Interventions
2043
5 Conclusions
2044
References
2045
From Preventive Conservation of Heritage to Preventive Conservation of Society: Three Case Studies in the South of Ecuador
2046
Abstract
2046
1 Introduction
2047
2 The Built Heritage Maintenance Campaigns
2048
2.1 The “Susudel Model”
2048
2.2 The San Roque – Cuenca Campaign
2049
2.3 Maintenance and Structural Reinforcement of Elements
2049
3 Evaluation of the Maintenance Campaigns
2050
3.1 The Impact of the Maintenance Campaigns on Its Communities
2052
4 Conclusions
2053
Acknowledgments
2054
References
2054
Sustainability, Disaster Risk and Conservation Problems of Industrial Heritages Between Yedikule and Küçükçekmece, Istanbul
2056
Abstract
2056
1 Introduction
2056
2 Methodology
2057
3 Materials
2058
3.1 19th Century Factories on the Marmara Shore Line from Yedikule to Küçükçekmece Lake
2058
3.1.1 Yedikule Gashouse
2058
3.1.2 Zeytinburnu Iron Factory
2059
3.1.3 Küçükçekmece Match Factory
2061
3.2 Disaster Risk on the Marmara Shore Line
2062
4 Results
2062
5 Conclusions
2063
References
2063
Traditional Residential Architecture in Albania and Kosovo – Mason-Carpenter Structures and Their Future Restoration
2065
Abstract
2065
1 Traditional Residential Houses of Albania and Kosovo
2066
1.1 Albanian Residential House Types and Life-Style
2066
1.2 Material and Construction
2066
2 Current Condition, Restoration and Rehabilitation of the Structures
2068
2.1 The Kullas of the Mazrekaj Neighborhood in Dranoc
2068
2.2 The Adobe Brick Banesa of the Kryeziu Family in Gjakova
2069
2.3 Regional Restoration Camps and the Revival of the Conservation Ateliers in Gjirokastra
2070
3 Conclusions
2072
References
2072
Cultural Significance: Linking Actors and Methods
2074
Abstract
2074
1 Cultural Significance
2074
2 Methodology: Actors, Methods and Tools
2076
2.1 Reading the Territory
2077
2.2 From the Diagnostic to the Self-diagnostic
2078
2.3 Integration and Devolution
2080
3 Conclusions
2080
Acknowledgments
2081
References
2081
Academy, Cultural Heritage and Innovation in the Province of Azuay, Ecuador
2083
Abstract
2083
1 Introduction
2083
1.1 Case-of-Study
2084
2 Current Situation of the Chain of Production for “Adobe”
2085
2.1 The Current Role of the Academic Actor in the Chain of Production for “Adobe”
2086
3 Towards an “Adobe” Value Chain
2087
4 Conclusions
2089
Acknowledgments
2089
References
2090
Building Information Modeling and Structural Analysis in the Knowledge Path of a Historical Construction
2092
Abstract
2092
1 Introduction
2092
2 Scientific Review
2093
2.1 Heritage Buildings
2093
2.2 Masonry and Wooden Historical Building: Structure and Acting Forces
2094
2.3 Building Information Modeling (BIM) Applied to Building Heritage
2094
3 Methodology
2095
4 Results
2096
4.1 Study Case: “Quartel Da Tropa”
2096
4.2 Qualitative Interpretation of the Structural Performance
2097
4.3 Structural Analysis for a Quantitative Evaluation of the Construction
2098
5 Conclusions
2099
Acknowledgment
2099
References
2100
Re-modeling of the Monumental Building According to Existing Standards on Cultural Heritage Protection
2101
Abstract
2101
1 Identification of the Problem
2101
2 Influence of Economical and Sociological Background on Changes of Way of Thinking About Monumental Building’s Preservation
2102
3 Changes in Education of Engineers and His Influence on Monumental Building’s Conservation
2104
4 Influence of Engineer’s Modern Way of Education on Monumental Building’s Preservation
2105
5 Proposition of the Solution
2106
6 Conclusions
2108
References
2108
Management and Restauration of Two National Historical Monuments of Earthen in Salta, Argentina
2110
Abstract
2110
1 Leguizamón House
2110
1.1 Description
2111
1.2 Architectural Characteristics
2111
1.3 Heritage Management
2111
1.4 Detailed Study of Pathologies
2112
1.5 Use of Geogrid as Structural Reinforcement
2113
1.6 Values
2113
2 Güemes House
2114
2.1 Use of the Rope as Structural Reinforcement
2116
2.2 Additional Works and Contingencies: The Hidden Problems of the Restoration Works: The Need to Raise These Contingencies in the Initial Budget of the Work
2116
3 Conclusions
2117
References
2117
Re-tolling the Bells – Preservation of an Historic Bell Tower
2118
Abstract
2118
1 Australia’s Railway Heritage and Site Background
2118
1.1 The Eveleigh Railway Workshops
2119
1.2 The Works Managers’ Office
2119
2 Site Analysis and Survey
2120
2.1 The Conservation Works
2122
2.2 The Bell
2124
2.3 Reinstatement of the Belfry
2124
3 Conclusions
2125
Acknowledgments
2125
References
2125
Structural and Conservation Analysis of an Industrial Masonry Chimney in Monza, Italy
2126
Abstract
2126
1 Introduction
2126
2 Evaluation of the Chimney and Masonry Geometry
2127
2.1 Chimney Section
2127
3 Crack Pattern Survey
2129
4 Visual Survey of the Chimney Decay
2130
5 Structural Modeling and Analysis
2131
6 Conclusions
2133
Acknowledgments
2133
References
2134
Preservation of Heritage Buildings Against Natural Processes: The Case of the Saint George Church (Old Cairo, Egypt)
2135
Abstract
2135
1 Introduction
2135
2 History and Pathology of the Monument
2138
3 Geotechnical Conditions
2139
4 Groundwater Lowering
2140
5 Estimation and Monitoring of Settlements
2142
6 Conclusions
2143
References
2143
Restoration of the Municipal Theatre of Ouro Preto, MG, Brazil
2144
Abstract
2144
1 A Brief Historic Background
2144
2 Architectural Analysis
2146
3 State of Conservation and Transformation Through Time
2148
4 Interventions
2150
5 Conclusions
2151
References
2153
Protection of Historical Structures and Interventions for Repair and Strengthening with Emphasis on Antiseismic Conservation
2154
Abstract
2154
1 Introduction
2155
2 Existing Legal Status for Protection and Preservation of Historical and Monumental Structures in Greece
2156
3 Basic Principles of Interventions on Historical and Monumental Buildings
2157
4 Damage to Historical and Monumental Structures
2158
5 Performance Levels
2158
6 Techniques for Seismic Retrofitting
2159
6.1 Strengthening Techniques
2159
6.2 Maintenance
2159
6.3 Basic and Traditional Measures
2160
6.4 Rehabilitation
2160
6.5 New Technologies
2161
7 Conclusions
2161
References
2161
Synergies Between Lean Construction and Management of Heritage Structures and Conservation Strategies - A General Overview
2163
Abstract
2163
1 Introduction
2163
2 Lean Construction
2164
2.1 Lean Project Delivery System
2165
2.2 Modern Tools and Technologies for MHS&CS
2165
3 Management of Heritage Structures and Conservation Strategies (MHS&CS)
2167
4 Synergies Between Lean and MHS&CS
2167
5 Conclusions
2169
Acknowledgements
2169
References
2169
Reconsidering the Vaulted Forms of Cuba’s National School of Ballet
2171
Abstract
2171
1 Introduction
2172
1.1 Motivation and Objective
2172
1.2 Methodology
2172
2 Context
2172
2.1 Social, Political, and Economic Background
2172
2.2 Modern Interest
2173
2.3 Engineering
2173
3 Data Collection (Initial Findings From Fieldwork)
2174
3.1 Structural Discoveries
2174
3.2 Plausible Construction Process
2174
3.3 Preliminary FEM Results
2176
4 Preservation of Structure
2177
4.1 Physical Preservation
2177
4.2 Digital Preservation
2177
5 Conclusions
2178
Acknowledgments
2179
References
2179
Structural Health Monitoring
2180
Protection and Monitoring of Three Temples Close to the Excavation of a Tunnel in Guadalajara, Mexico
2181
Abstract
2181
1 Introduction
2181
2 Characteristics of the Three Temples, and Their State of Damage
2182
3 Preventive Retrofitting: Scope and Descriptions
2184
4 Behavior of the Three Temples During the Preventive Works and at the TBM Passage
2185
5 Studies on the Seismic Response of the Temple of San Francisco
2186
6 Conclusions
2187
Acknowledgments
2189
References
2189
The Influence of Bell’s Swaying on Neo-Gothic Cathedral
2190
Abstract
2190
1 Introduction
2190
2 Neo-Gothic Cathedral in Prague-Vysehrad
2191
2.1 Measurement of the Vibrations
2192
3 Effect of Bell’s Swaying on the Construction
2193
4 Limitation of Dynamic Response
2195
5 Behaviour of the Structure During the Ringing of Bells
2196
6 Conclusions
2197
Acknowledgments
2198
References
2198
Health Monitoring with Acceleration Measurement for Maintenance and Management in World Heritage Angkor Wat
2199
Abstract
2199
1 Introduction
2200
2 Angkor Wat
2200
3 Measurement of Vibration
2201
3.1 Location Points and Measurement Device
2201
3.2 Measurement at the Third Story Corridor
2202
3.3 Measurement at the First Story Corridor
2203
4 Future Direction on World Heritage Monitoring and the Need for Development of Smart Sensing Technology
2205
5 Conclusions
2207
Acknowledgments
2207
References
2207
Monitoring, Assessment and Diagnosis of Fraeylemaborg in Groningen, Netherlands
2208
Abstract
2208
1 Introduction
2208
2 Fraeylemaborg and Its Damage History
2209
3 Damage Scenario, Field Measurements and Numerical Model
2209
4 Numerical Analyses
2213
5 Conclusions
2215
Acknowledgments
2215
References
2216
Detachment Monitoring of Repair Mortar Applied to Historical Masonry Stone by Acoustic Emission Technique
2217
Abstract
2217
1 Introduction
2217
2 Laboratory Tests
2218
3 Monitoring by AE Technique
2220
4 Numerical Simulation Through the Cohesive Crack Model
2221
5 Experimental and Numerical Results
2223
6 Conclusions
2224
References
2224
Strategy of Structural Monitoring of Heritage Structures for Phase 1B for Jaipur Metro – An Overview
2226
Abstract
2226
1 Introduction
2227
2 Methodology
2228
3 Implementation of SHM Tool for JMRC Phase 1B
2229
4 Mitigation Scheme
2233
5 Archaeological Exploration, Analstylosis and Reconstruction of the Chaupads
2233
6 Conclusion
2234
Acknowledgement
2234
References
2234
Environmental and Dynamic Remote Monitoring of Historical Adobe Buildings: The Case Study of the Andahuaylillas Church in Cusco, Peru
2236
Abstract
2236
1 Introduction
2237
2 Description of the Monitoring System
2237
2.1 Data Acquisition
2237
2.2 Data Transmission
2238
2.3 Data Processing
2239
2.4 Real Time Visualization
2239
3 Case Study: San Pedro Apostol Church of Andahuaylillas
2240
4 Conclusions
2243
Acknowledgments
2243
References
2244
Example Applications of Satellite Monitoring for Post-tunnelling Settlement Damage Assessment for the Crossrail Project in London
2245
Abstract
2245
1 Introduction
2246
2 MT-InSAR Monitoring
2246
3 Step-by-Step Damage Assessment Procedure
2248
4 Results
2250
5 Conclusions
2253
Acknowledgments
2253
References
2253
Long-Term Vibration Measurements to Enhance the Knowledge of a Historic Bell-Tower
2256
Abstract
2256
1 Introduction
2256
2 Dynamic Characteristics of the Bell-Tower
2258
3 Continuous Dynamic Monitoring and Results
2259
4 Removal of Environmental Effects
2261
5 Conclusions
2263
References
2264
Implementation of a Web Platform to Present Real Time Dynamic Monitoring Data from Heritage Structures
2265
Abstract
2265
1 Introduction
2266
2 Literature Review
2266
3 Problematic
2268
4 Implementation of a Real Time Dynamic Monitoring System
2268
5 Results and Discussion
2269
5.1 Data Transmission and Reception
2269
5.2 Structural Health Monitoring Web Site
2270
6 Conclusions
2272
Acknowledgments
2272
References
2272
Structural Health Monitoring and Assessment of Seismic Vulnerability of Historic Monuments on the Great Silk Road Based on Laser Scanning
2274
Abstract
2274
1 Introduction
2275
2 Structural Health Monitoring
2276
2.1 Minaret in Ulugh Beg Madrasah
2276
2.2 Dorus-Saodat Mausoleum Complex (Shakhrisyabz)
2278
3 Structural Assessment with Numerical Simulation of Calibrated Models
2279
3.1 Structural Assessment of Kok-Gumboz Mosque (Shakhrisyabz)
2279
3.2 Numerical Simulation of Calibrated Models
2281
4 Conclusions
2282
Acknowledgments
2282
References
2282
Static and Dynamic Investigation of the Taro Masonry Bridge in Parma, Italy
2284
Abstract
2284
1 Introduction
2284
1.1 Geometry and Conservation of the Bridge
2285
2 Bridge Testing
2286
2.1 Dynamic Investigation
2287
2.2 Static Loading
2287
3 Model Identification
2288
3.1 Evaluation of the Static Tests
2290
4 Dynamic Comparison of the 19 Bridge Spans
2290
5 Conclusions
2291
Acknowledgements
2291
References
2292
Structural Analysis and Monitoring Suggestions for an 11th Century Shipwreck
2293
Abstract
2293
1 Introduction
2293
2 Field Study: Structural Properties of the Shipwreck Structure
2295
3 Finite Element Modeling (FEM) of the Shipwreck
2298
4 Modal Analysis and Monitoring Requirements
2300
5 Conclusions
2302
References
2302
Interdisciplinary Projects and Case Studies
2303
The Sobrado Vallim Rehabilitation Project
2304
Abstract
2304
1 History
2304
2 Piecewise Structural Interventions
2306
3 General Retrofitting Scheme
2307
4 Proposed Roof and Floor Retrofitting
2308
4.1 New Roof Trusses
2308
4.2 Longitudinal Steel Truss-Frame
2308
4.3 A New Wood Floor and Supporting Beams
2308
5 Exterior Walls Testing
2309
5.1 In-Situ Flatjack Testing
2309
5.2 Results of Flatjack Test
2310
5.3 Laboratory Compressive Strength Testing
2310
5.4 Results of Compressive Tests
2312
5.5 Value of Test Results
2312
6 Conclusions
2312
Acknowledgments
2312
References
2313
Framework for a Maintenance-Focused Conservation System
2314
Abstract
2314
1 Introduction
2314
2 Developing a Maintenance-Focus Conservation Framework
2315
3 Who Will Do It?
2316
4 Emerging Tools and Technology
2316
4.1 Facility Management in Building Information Modelling (FM/BIM)
2317
4.2 Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) Technology
2318
5 Government Support
2319
6 Conclusions
2320
7 Recommendations
2320
Acknowledgments
2321
References
2321
Historical and Structural Analysis of a Deteriorated Reinforced Concrete Structure: Student Residence Camilo Torres in Leuven (Belgium)
2323
Abstract
2323
1 Introduction
2323
2 Case Study: Camilo Torres
2324
2.1 Building History and Materiality
2324
3 Damage Evaluation: Methodology
2325
3.1 Analysis of Existing Information
2325
3.2 On-Site Investigations
2327
4 Results and Discussion
2328
4.1 Results and Comparison with Previous Investigations
2328
4.2 Renovation Plans
2331
5 Conclusions
2331
Acknowledgments
2331
References
2331
Reshaping the Villa – Complex Intervention in a 1930’s Structure
2333
Abstract
2333
1 The Location
2333
2 The Villa
2334
3 The Project
2335
4 The Structural Retrofitting
2336
5 The Evolving Project 1: Continuous Adjustments
2337
6 The Architectural Project 2: The Dual Image
2339
References
2341
The Lossetti Tower in Beura-Cardezza (Italy): Structural Assessment and Rehabilitation of a Historical Dry Stone Masonry Building
2342
Abstract
2342
1 Introduction
2342
2 The Strengthening Technique of Continuous Basalt Fibre Stitchings
2344
3 The Knowledge Activities for the Design of the Intervention
2345
3.1 The Geometric Survey
2345
3.2 The Masonry Technological Analysis
2345
3.3 Mechanical Characterization
2346
4 Intervention
2348
5 Conclusions
2349
Acknowledgments
2349
References
2349
Evaluation of Primitive Extraction Methods from Point Clouds of Cultural Heritage Buildings
2351
Abstract
2351
1 Introduction
2351
2 Segmentation Methods
2352
2.1 Related Works
2352
2.2 Tested Methods
2353
3 Methodology
2353
3.1 Dataset and Ground Truth
2354
3.2 Parameter Setting
2354
3.3 Evaluation Metrics of the Segmentation Methods
2356
4 Segmentation Pipeline
2358
4.1 Phase I: Subsampling?+?Region Growing?+?SAC
2358
4.2 Phase II: Refinement
2358
5 Discussion and Conclusions
2359
Acknowledgments
2359
References
2360
The Unique Baroque Carousel in Hanau, Germany – Renovation, Restauration and Rebuilding of Movement
2361
Abstract
2361
1 History
2361
2 Construction
2362
2.1 Roof Construction
2362
2.2 Columns
2363
2.3 Inner Floor
2364
2.4 Drive System
2364
3 Defects and Damages
2364
3.1 Structural Problems
2364
3.2 Static Defects
2365
4 Restoration Concept
2366
4.1 Roof Construction
2366
4.2 Inner Floor
2367
5 Analysis
2367
6 Drive System
2367
7 Conclusions
2368
Acknowledgement
2368
Reference
2368
The Medieval Grange of Cuna – Siena (Italy)- Interdisciplinary Studies on Masonry Structures
2369
Abstract
2369
1 Working Group and Work Method
2370
2 Structural Surveys
2371
3 Multi-disciplinary Interactive Study Development
2371
4 Diagnostic on Masonry Structures
2372
4.1 Double Flat Jack on Adobe Wall (Tapial)
2372
4.2 Data from Instrumental Analysis and Interpretation
2373
5 Conclusions
2377
References
2377
Compressive Strength of Fired-Clay Brick with Variations in Composition of Rice Husk Ash Compared with Ancient Bricks in Dv?ravat? Peroid, Northeast Thailand
2378
Abstract
2378
1 Introduction
2379
1.1 Clay Brick Production from Lower Phong Sediments
2379
1.2 Study Areas
2379
2 Methodology
2380
2.1 Raw Material Collection and Preparation
2380
2.2 Firing
2381
2.3 Imaging Characteristics
2381
2.4 Mineral Compositions
2381
2.5 Uniaxial Compressive Strength Test
2381
3 Results and Discussion
2382
3.1 Imaging Characteristics
2382
3.2 Mineral Compositions
2382
3.3 Mechanical Property
2383
4 Conclusions
2384
References
2386
Using Earthquake-Induced Damage on Historical Constructions for the Detection of the Basic Seismological Parameters of Historical Earthquakes
2387
Abstract
2387
1 Introduction
2388
2 Building Damage from Earthquakes Induced by the Prevailing Vertical Component of the Earthquake Ground Motion
2390
3 Back Analysis of Building Damage for Detecting the Basic Parameters of Recent Earthquakes – The 2016 August 24 Amatrice (Italy) Earthquake
2392
4 Back Analysis of Building Damage for Detecting the Basic Parameters of Historical Earthquakes – The 1755 Great Lisbon Earthquake
2392
5 Conclusions
2394
References
2394
In Favour of Collaborative Research Methodologies. The Case of the Architectural Design for the Renewal of São Francisco de Real Convent, in Braga, Portugal
2396
Abstract
2396
1 Context, Fundamentals and Methodological Approach to the Architectural Design
2397
2 Building Metamorphosis Over the Centuries
2398
3 Analysis of the Architectural Space Composition
2400
4 Fundamentals of the Architectural Design
2401
5 Tectonic Options
2402
6 Conclusions
2403
Acknowledgments
2404
Diagnosis and Structural Assessment of the Fortress and Convent of Ínsua de São Isidro
2405
Abstract
2405
1 Introduction
2406
2 Historical Context
2406
3 Inspection and In-Situ Testing
2407
3.1 Visual Inspection
2407
3.2 Photogrammetry
2408
3.3 Sonic and Impact-Echo Tests
2408
3.4 Ground Penetrating Radar
2409
3.5 Dynamic Identification Tests
2409
4 Structural Analysis
2410
4.1 Model Properties
2410
4.2 Analysis of Gravity Loads
2411
4.3 Analysis of Seismic Action
2412
5 Conclusions
2413
Acknowledgments
2413
References
2413
Importance of Environmental Monitoring After Rehabilitation of Heritage Masonry Buildings in Seismic Zone: Case Study
2414
Abstract
2414
1 Introduction
2414
2 Studied Building
2415
2.1 Background and Behavior of the Building
2415
2.2 Criteria Applied in the Value Enhancement
2416
2.3 Condition of the Masonry After Restoration
2417
2.4 Results of Environmental Monitoring
2418
3 Conclusions
2421
Acknowledgments
2422
References
2422
Restoration of the Ottoman Bath on Kastellorizo
2423
Abstract
2423
1 Introduction
2424
2 The Monument
2424
2.1 Location-Historical Context
2424
2.2 Layout
2425
2.3 Construction
2425
2.4 Functional Elements
2426
2.5 Pathology
2426
3 Restoration and Conservation
2426
3.1 Deontology-Philosophy of the Intervention
2426
3.2 Non-destructive Methods for Network Inspection
2427
3.3 Building Interventions
2427
3.4 Conservation Issues of Coatings
2428
3.5 Functional Restoration
2428
3.6 Introduction of New Features
2429
3.7 Mechanical Analysis for Effective Reuse
2429
4 Conclusions
2430
Acknowledgments
2430
References
2430
Sensitivity and Preliminary Analyses for the Seismic Assessment of Ardinghelli Palace
2431
Abstract
2431
1 Introduction
2431
2 Sensitivity and Preliminary Analysis to Set the Investigation Plan
2432
3 Application of the Procedure to Ardinghelli Palace
2433
3.1 Description of the Case Study
2433
3.2 List of Uncertainties Involved in the Assessment
2434
3.3 Application of the Sensitivity Analysis
2436
3.4 Application of the Preliminary Analysis
2437
4 Conclusions
2439
Acknowledgments
2439
References
2439
Safety of the Architectural Heritage: Structural Assessment of the Zuccaro’s Tower in Mantua
2441
Abstract
2441
1 Introduction
2441
2 The Zuccaro’s Tower
2442
2.1 Description of the Building and Its Evolution
2442
2.2 On Site Inspections
2444
3 Ambient Vibration Tests
2445
3.1 Testing Procedures and Modal Identification
2447
4 Conclusions
2448
References
2449
Preliminary Structural Diagnosis of the Sacsamarca Church in Peru Using Photogrammetry and IR Thermography
2450
Abstract
2450
1 Introduction
2450
2 The Case Study
2451
3 In-Situ Damage Survey
2452
3.1 Aerial and Terrestrial Photogrammetry and Visual Inspection of the Exterior of the Church
2452
3.2 Visual Inspection of the Interior of the Church
2454
3.3 Infrared Thermography
2454
4 Results and Discussion
2455
5 Conclusions
2456
Acknowledgments
2456
References
2456
Production of Organic Lime Mortar to Adapt CO2 for Construction of Scared Groves @ Auroville, Puducherry, India
2458
Abstract
2458
1 Introduction
2458
2 Experimental Activity
2460
2.1 Materials Used
2460
2.2 Preparation of Herbal Extract
2460
2.3 Mortar Preparation
2460
2.4 Mechanical Properties
2461
2.5 Analytical Analysis
2461
3 Results and Discussions
2462
3.1 Characterization of Lime Powder
2462
3.2 Characterization of Herbs
2463
3.3 Spectral Analysis
2463
3.4 Strength vs XRD
2464
3.5 FESEM vs XRD
2464
3.6 Conclusions
2465
Acknowledgement
2465
References
2465
Structural Balance of Historical Aggregates
2467
Abstract
2467
1 Introduction
2467
2 Case Study - St. George Aggregate
2468
2.1 The Initial Buildings
2469
2.2 Structural Decay
2470
2.3 The Original Architectural Project
2471
2.4 The Current Architectural Project
2472
3 Conclusions
2474
Acknowledgments
2474
References
2475
Promoting Vernacular Architecture, A Basis for Building Back Safer? A Case Study from Nepal
2476
Abstract
2476
1 Introduction
2477
2 The Identification of Local DRR Practices in Magapauwa and Katunje
2478
3 The Seismic Bands: Academic Research and Recommendations
2479
4 The Reincorporation of These Results in the Reconstruction Projects
2481
5 Conclusions
2483
Acknowledgments
2483
References
2484
Enhancing Livability Through Universal Usability: A Case of City Palace Museum of Udaipur
2485
Abstract
2485
1 Introduction
2485
1.1 Background
2485
1.2 Universal Design
2486
1.3 Universal Access at Udaipur
2487
2 Universal Design at City Palace Complex in Udaipur
2487
2.1 Preparation of Universal Access Plan
2488
3 Universal Accessibility of Zenana Mahal-Zone: UD
2490
3.1 Identification of Location Points of the Various Places of Zenana Mahal
2490
3.2 UD Documentation
2490
3.3 UD Assessment
2490
3.4 The Accessibility Legend
2491
3.5 UD Solutions
2491
4 Conclusions
2492
Acknowledgments
2493
References
2493
Durability, Sustainability and Restorability of the Saudi Desert Village of Historic Al-Ghat
2494
Abstract
2494
1 Introduction
2494
2 Evolution and Nature
2494
3 Urban Aspects
2495
4 Architectural Aspects
2496
5 Structure, Materials and Techniques
2498
6 Current Preservation Efforts
2500
7 Summary and Conclusions
2501
References
2501
Restoration of the Masonry Arch Bridge Over Jamor River in the National Palace of Queluz
2502
Abstract
2502
1 Historic Overview
2502
1.1 The Palace
2502
1.2 Botanical Garden, Water Courses and Arch Bridge
2503
2 Architectural Description
2504
3 Conservation Status
2505
4 Intervention
2505
4.1 Structural Design Methodology
2506
4.2 Conservation Methods
2508
5 Discussion and Conclusion
2510
References
2510
The Restoration of the Skokloster Castle Roof Structure
2511
Abstract
2511
1 Introduction
2511
1.1 The Roof Structure of Skokloster Castle
2512
2 Methods and Limitations
2514
3 Results
2514
3.1 The Structural Behaviour of the Corner Structure Before Restoration and Without Impregnated Wood Reinforcements
2515
3.2 Structural Behaviour of the Corner Structure with the Impregnated Wood Reinforcements
2515
3.3 The Search for Structural Solutions and the Design of Restoration Measures
2516
4 Conclusions
2518
References
2519
Experimental Dynamic Behavior of Historical Buildings at Scale Model: San Raymundo Church, Guatemala
2520
Abstract
2520
1 Importance of Patrimony Preservation
2520
2 Background San Raymundo Church
2521
2.1 Earthquake Background, San Marcos 2012
2521
2.2 Scaled Record for Simulation on Shaking Table
2522
3 Criterion of Scale Model
2522
3.1 Mathematic Model
2524
3.2 Scaled Mathematical Model
2524
4 Analysis of Results
2525
4.1 Efforts in the Structure
2526
4.2 Observed Damage
2526
5 Conclusions
2527
Acknowledgements
2527
References
2527
Author Index
2529