Tag: Civil and Structural Engineering
-
Injected tie-rods improve out-of-plane masonry wall capacity
Strengthening masonry walls against earthquake damage with anchored steel rods
-
TRC improved flexural capacity of an aged cracked bridge slab-beam
Repairing an old cracked bridge beam with carbon fiber reinforced concrete
-
Wire mesh confinement increased brick pillar strength
Confinement techniques improve strength and prevent brittle failure in brick masonry columns
-
Cracks do not always mean stone vault failure
Assessing damaged stone vaults using stress interaction curves
-
Locally connected tensegrity structure shows multistable, tunable performance
Tensegrity structure with tunable stability and enhanced energy regulation through elastic cables
-
Mortise–tenon grouted masonry showed improved compressive behavior
Masonry structural system enhanced with interlocking joints and fiber-reinforced core material
-
Validated single-strut model captures infilled RC frame seismic behavior
Modeling lightweight masonry infills for accurate seismic risk assessment
-
AAC infill improved ductility more than clay masonry in RC frames
Comparing clay brick and aerated concrete infill performance in reinforced
-
Updated finite element model matched footbridge vibrations more closely
Updating computer models of a test bridge using experimental vibration measurements
