Search Results - "Candeias, P. X."
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Seismic response of a small‑scale masonry groin vault: experimental investigation by performing quasi‑static and shake table tests
Published in Bulletin of earthquake engineering (01-02-2022)“…The seismic safety assessment of 3D complex structural elements of historic buildings, such as groin and rib vaults, is a challenge and experimental tests can…”
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Experimental Assessment of the Out-of-Plane Performance of Masonry Buildings Through Shaking Table Tests
Published in International journal of architectural heritage (01-01-2017)“…This article presents the results of the LNEC-3D shaking table tests on two mock-ups, Brick House and Stone House, carried out in the scope of the workshop…”
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Shake table testing of a half-scale stone masonry building aggregate
Published in Bulletin of earthquake engineering (01-09-2024)“…Masonry aggregates have developed throughout city centres of Europe due to a centuries-long densification process that generally lacked consistent planning or…”
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Shake-table testing of a stone masonry building aggregate: overview of blind prediction study
Published in Bulletin of earthquake engineering (01-09-2024)“…City centres of Europe are often composed of unreinforced masonry structural aggregates, whose seismic response is challenging to predict. To advance the state…”
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Out-of-plane shake table test of a rammed earth sub-assembly
Published in Bulletin of earthquake engineering (01-12-2022)“…Rammed earth construction is spread worldwide in new buildings and also as architectural heritage, representing a cultural identity that must be preserved…”
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Shaking table testing for masonry infill walls: unreinforced versus reinforced solutions
Published in Earthquake engineering & structural dynamics (01-11-2016)“…Several factors influence the behaviour of infilled frames, which have been a subject of research in the past with moderate success. The new generation of…”
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