Seismic vulnerability of historic brick masonry buildings in Vienna

Karic, Amel; Atalić, Josip; Kolbitsch, Andreas

doi:10.1007/s10518-022-01367-2

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“…It was these immigrants who participated in the work of schools and cultural institutions. The construction practices were similar to those in other major cities in the Monarchy [6,13,44,45]: URM buildings (brick masonry of format 29 × 14 × 7 cm) with timber floors and roofs.…”

Section: The Founding Of the First Primary School In Petrinja-histori...mentioning

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Post-Earthquake Condition Assessment and Seismic Upgrading Strategies for a Heritage-Protected School in Petrinja, Croatia

Salaman¹,

Stepinac

Matorić³

et al. 2022

Buildings

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Following the Zagreb earthquake in March of 2020, a destructive 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck Croatia again in December of 2020. The Sisak-Moslavina county suffered the most severe consequences; many historical and cultural buildings were badly damaged. In the education sector, 109 buildings were damaged. One such building is the case study of this research. The heritage-protected building of the First Primary School in Petrinja is an unreinforced masonry structure, constructed using traditional materials and building techniques. The historical background of the building and the results of the post-earthquake assessment are presented. A numerical calculation of three strengthening methods was performed in 3Muri software: FRCM, FRP, and shotcrete. Non-linear pushover analysis was performed for each model. Finally, the strengthening methods are compared based on the achieved earthquake capacity, cost, and environmental impact.

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confidence: 55%

Post-Earthquake Condition Assessment and Seismic Upgrading Strategies for a Heritage-Protected School in Petrinja, Croatia

Salaman¹,

Stepinac

Matorić³

et al. 2022

Buildings

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“…Brick masonry is common in buildings in many locations where baked clay brick is the main building material [8,9]. Furthermore, virtually the same technique can be applied to other masonry structures found worldwide [10,11].…”

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Assessment of Cracking in Masonry Structures Based on the Breakage of Ordinary Silica-Core Silica-Clad Optical Fibers

Khotiaintsev

Timofeyev

2022

Applied Sciences

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This paper presents a study on the suitability and accuracy of detecting structural cracks in brick masonry by exploiting the breakage of ordinary silica optical fibers bonded to its surface with an epoxy adhesive. The deformations and cracking of the masonry specimen, and the behavior of pilot optical signals transmitted through the fibers upon loading of the test specimen were observed. For the first time, reliable detection of structural cracks with a given minimum value was achieved, despite the random nature of the ultimate strength of the optical fibers. This was achieved using arrays of several optical fibers placed on the structural element. The detection of such cracks allows the degree of structural danger of buildings affected by earthquake or other destructive phenomena to be determined. The implementation of this technique is simple and cost effective. For this reason, it may have a broad application in permanent damage-detection systems in buildings in seismic zones. It may also find application in automatic systems for the detection of structural damage to the load-bearing elements of land vehicles, aircraft, and ships.

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Redesign of Strengthening Interventions on Historical Buildings. The Case Study of an Earthquake-Damaged Bell Tower

Scussolini,

Foti,

Civera

et al. 2023

Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering

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Seismic vulnerability of historic brick masonry buildings in Vienna

Cited by 11 publications

References 32 publications

Post-Earthquake Condition Assessment and Seismic Upgrading Strategies for a Heritage-Protected School in Petrinja, Croatia

Post-Earthquake Condition Assessment and Seismic Upgrading Strategies for a Heritage-Protected School in Petrinja, Croatia

Assessment of Cracking in Masonry Structures Based on the Breakage of Ordinary Silica-Core Silica-Clad Optical Fibers

Redesign of Strengthening Interventions on Historical Buildings. The Case Study of an Earthquake-Damaged Bell Tower

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