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TítuloHomogenisation approaches for structural analysis of masonry buildings
Autor(es)Lourenço, Paulo B.
Zucchini, Alberto
Milani, G.
Tralli, A.
Data2006
EditoraMacmillan Publishers
CitaçãoLOURENÇO, Paulo B. [et al.], ed. lit. – “Structural analysis of historical constructions : possibilitities of numerical and experimental techniques : proceedings of the International Conference on Structural Analysis of Historical Construction (SAHC'2006), 5, New Delhi, India 2006”. New Delhi : MacMillan, 2007. ISBN 972-8692-27-7. p. 59-75.
Resumo(s)Modern methodologies for the conservation of architectural heritage require structural analysis for the purpose of diagnosis and safety evaluation. This is not an easy task, as masonry structures usually feature a very low tensile strength, thus rendering the tool usually adopted for design of new structures (linear elastic analysis) of very limited use. Non-linear analysis of ancient masonry structures is a popular field in masonry research and homogenisation techniques play presently a major role, despite the mathematical and conceptual difficulties inherent to the approach. The paper addresses different homogenisation techniques available in the literature, with a focus on micro-mechanical models and on the polynomial expansion of the stress field. These seem promising and accurate strategies for advanced structural analysis.
TipoArtigo em ata de conferência
URIhttps://hdl.handle.net/1822/6550
ISBN972-8692-27-7
Arbitragem científicayes
AcessoAcesso aberto
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