Vulnerability and Restoration Assessment of Masonry Structural Systems

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  • P.G. Asteris School of Pedagogical & Technological Education
  • I.P. Giannopoulos School of Pedagogical and Technological Education image/svg+xml

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.56748/ejse.12155

Keywords:

Historical Structures, Masonry, Restoration, Seismic Protection Structural Assessment, Structural Modeling

Abstract

The Masonry structures are complicated systems that require a thorough and detailed knowledge and information regarding their behavior under seismic loading. Appropriate modeling of a masonry structure is a prerequisite for robust earthquake resistant design. However, modeling a real structure to a robust quantitative (mathematical) representation is a very difficult and complicated task. This paper presents an approach toward a solution of the problem. A novel methodology for earthquake resistant design of masonry structural systems, either before or after their repair and/or strengthening, is presented. The entire process is illustrated in the case study of a 4-storey historical masonry structure located in the city of Patras, in Greece.

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Published

2012-01-01

How to Cite

P.G. Asteris and I.P. Giannopoulos (2012) “Vulnerability and Restoration Assessment of Masonry Structural Systems”, Electronic Journal of Structural Engineering, 12, pp. 82–94. doi: 10.56748/ejse.12155.

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