Masonry Panels Composite Reinforcements with Epoxy Matrix, Inorganic Mortar Matrix and PS Polymer Matrix

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The study mainly deals with methods of historical masonry panel's reinforcement, carried out with composite materials and with comparisons among these methods [1, 2, 3]. More in detail, in the last decade an innovative method of structural strengthening of masonry panels was proposed and tested, represented by recently developed composite structural reinforcements with polyurethane matrix [3] and here are carried out comparisons with the previous ones [1, 2].

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