Reliability of Masonry Structures According to the Contemporary Computational Procedures

Ludek Vejvara; Jan Pasek

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1020.113

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Reliability of Masonry Structures According to the Contemporary Computational Procedures

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Masonry structures are widely spread type of constructions with long history not only in Central Europe. Current modern masonry is however quite different from traditional masonry made from stone or bricks. Development of new modern technologies of construction and materials as well as the societal and environmental requirements have influenced masonry in last decades to such extend that nowadays the masonry structures are made from very sophisticated masonry elements of wide range of characteristics. This naturally leads to changes in proposed procedures which have to take into account significantly different parameters both of the masonry as well as the material and also the masonry structures as the whole in interaction with other parts of the buildings.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1020)

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113-118

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October 2014

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Ludek Vejvara, Jan Pasek*

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Bearing Capacity, Computational Properties, Durability of Masonry, Eccentricity of the Load, Lightening of Bricks, Masonry Structures, Reliability of Masonry, Thermal Insulating Properties

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