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Proceedings pro003 : Joint International Workshop on Evaluation and Strengthening of Existing Masonry Structures
Title: Joint International Workshop on Evaluation and Strengthening of Existing Masonry Structures Edited by L. Binda and C. Modena ISBN: 2-912143-02-0 e-ISBN: 2351580141 Pages: 234 Publication date: 1995 |
RILEM TC 127-MS and CIB W23 Committees are the two main international scientific bodies which have made efforts in recent years to lay down recommendations and codes of practice on repair and strengthening of historic and monumental buildings. The reports and drafts produced by the two Committees are the results of internationally based expertise and knowledge.
The aims of the Workshop were the following:
1) to exchange information among their members about the work developed within the two Committees
2) to find topics of common interest and join the efforts avoiding possible overlapping,
3) to stimulate new work covering the interests of the Committees,
4) to help setting up new Committees in the field of investigation, diagnosis, repair, restoration and conservation of masonry structures. Some experts well-known in the field of masonry repair and strengthening were invited to attend the Workshop in order to give information and to stimulate the future work of the Committee members. They were also encouraged to suggest new areas and topics not covered by the drafts already in preparation by RILEM TC 127-MS and CIB W23.
Contents
Foreword |
Pages: VII - VIII |
Dedication |
Pages: X - X |
Note from the editors |
Pages: XI - XI |
Role of a RILEM Committee: Calibration of proposed test methods Author(s): L. Binda |
Pages: 1 - 24 |
Criteria for cautious repair of historic buildings Author(s): C. Modena |
Pages: 25 - 42 |
Criteria for repair and strengthening of masonry structures in seismic areas Author(s): M. Tomazevic |
Pages: 43 - 57 |
Guidelines for diagnosis and criteria for cautious repair of historic buildings Author(s): F. Wenzel |
Pages: 59 - 63 |
Special applications of the principles of CIB recomendations for repair and strengthening of existing masonry structures Author(s): D. Pume |
Pages: 65 - 83 |
The work of the RILEM Committee 127-MS: Masonry materials and structures Author(s): R.C. de Vekey |
Pages: 85 - 92 |
Triaxial tests on mortar taken from bed joints Author(s): S. Stockl |
Pages: 93 - 106 |
Experimental approach to a procedure for the investigation of historic mortars Author(s): G. Baronio, L. Binda |
Pages: 107 - 115 |
Initial rate of absorption and porosity Author(s): C. Groot |
Pages: 117 - 125 |
Durability testing models and methods for masonry Author(s): P.C.F. Bekker |
Pages: 127 - 142 |
Some test methods for stone-like materials to be considered for RILEM recommendation Author(s): L. van der Klugt, R. van Hess |
Pages: 143 - 161 |
Investigation of a stone masonry bridge using electromagnetics Author(s): C. Colla, D. McCann, P. Das, M.C. Forde |
Pages: 163 - 171 |
Acoustic tomography for evaluation of unreinforced masonry Author(s): M. Schuller, M. Berra, R. Atkinson, L. Binda |
Pages: 173 - 182 |
Experimental data and numerical models Author(s): L. Gambarotta, S. Lagomarsino |
Pages: 183 - 194 |
Mortars for restauration of old masonry structures - Guidelines for the preparation and curing of hydrated lime mortars Author(s): A.M. Waldum |
Pages: 195 - 206 |
Evaluation of cement grout and brick masonry for injection purposes Author(s): F. van Rickstal, D. van Gemert |
Pages: 207 - 215 |
A new RILEM Committee TC-MMM - Computer modelling of mechanical behaviour of masonry structures Author(s): G.N. Pande |
Pages: 217 - 218 |
Acknowledgements Author(s): G.N. Pande |
Pages: 219 - 219 |
Conclusion Author(s): G.N. Pande |
Pages: 221 - 222 |