Complex Covering Timber Structures in Monumental Buildings: A Study Case

Maria Rosaria Grippa; A. Marzo; Beatrice Faggiano; Federico M. Mazzolani

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.133-134.543

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Complex Covering Timber Structures in Monumental Buildings: A Study Case

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The paper deals with the study of the ancient timber structures of the Royal Palace of Naples. The attention is focused on the complex covering of the Guard Room (XXIX) of the Historical Apartment. Firstly, geometrical and mechanical in situ surveys are presented. Then, the capacity of the structure in terms of deformation and resistance is evaluated through numerical analyses on purposely set up 3D FEM models.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 133-134)

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October 2010

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Maria Rosaria Grippa, A. Marzo, Beatrice Faggiano, Federico M. Mazzolani

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Ancient Timber Structure, Ceiling Vault, In Situ Survey, Structural Analysis

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