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Compatible strengthening of masonry structures based on the TRM technique

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Resumo:Several masonry structures are constructed around the world, many of them centuries old. There is a great concern in preserving and rehabilitating these structures, always maintaining their historical, cultural and social value. Many of the retrofitting methods used nowadays do not respect these values. Currently, is common to use composites, such as FRPs, to strength and rehabilitate masonry structures. These composites are composed by a matrix and fibers, being the matrices usually epoxy and the fibers commonly of carbon, glass and basalt. Although solutions using FRPs are very efficient for concrete, for masonry constructions, the behavior is not the same. The epoxy matrices are not compatible with the masonry substrate and the fibers normally used are too stiff. This problem can be solved using the Textile Reinforced Mortar (TRM) reinforcement system. This system replaces the epoxy matrix by an inorganic matrix, which is more physically and chemically compatible with masonry. Being this technique relatively new, it is necessary to make the experimental characterization of this method to understand its behavior under different circumstances. In this dissertation, the characterization of this reinforcement technique is made through experimental tests of bond, traction and shear. There are also performed tests under cyclic loading which provide further knowledge on the subject, helping understand better the behavior of the system und seismic activity. The matrix used is a commercialized hydraulic lime mortar and the fibers are of glass and steel. This work will generate new knowledge mainly on the fiber/matrix and reinforcement/substrate interface behavior in the TRM reinforcement system, necessary for the calibration of numerical models and for the future exploration and application of this reinforcement system on structural components. This work will also provide knowledge on the different tests setups and their advantages and disadvantages.
Autores principais:Freitas, Ana Raquel Cardoso de
Assunto:Textile reinforced mortar Masonry reinforcement Experimental characterization Composite materials Cyclic loadings Textile reinforced mortar Reforço de alvenarias Caracterização experimental Materiais compósitos Carregamentos cíclicos
Ano:2016
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:dissertação de mestrado
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade do Minho
Idioma:inglês
Origem:RepositóriUM - Universidade do Minho
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author Freitas, Ana Raquel Cardoso de
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Masonry reinforcement
Experimental characterization
Composite materials
Cyclic loadings
Textile reinforced mortar
Reforço de alvenarias
Caracterização experimental
Materiais compósitos
Carregamentos cíclicos
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Reforço compatível de estruturas de alvenaria baseado na técnica FRCM
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Ghiassi, Bahman
Universidade do Minho
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Masonry reinforcement
Experimental characterization
Composite materials
Cyclic loadings
Textile reinforced mortar
Reforço de alvenarias
Caracterização experimental
Materiais compósitos
Carregamentos cíclicos
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description Several masonry structures are constructed around the world, many of them centuries old. There is a great concern in preserving and rehabilitating these structures, always maintaining their historical, cultural and social value. Many of the retrofitting methods used nowadays do not respect these values. Currently, is common to use composites, such as FRPs, to strength and rehabilitate masonry structures. These composites are composed by a matrix and fibers, being the matrices usually epoxy and the fibers commonly of carbon, glass and basalt. Although solutions using FRPs are very efficient for concrete, for masonry constructions, the behavior is not the same. The epoxy matrices are not compatible with the masonry substrate and the fibers normally used are too stiff. This problem can be solved using the Textile Reinforced Mortar (TRM) reinforcement system. This system replaces the epoxy matrix by an inorganic matrix, which is more physically and chemically compatible with masonry. Being this technique relatively new, it is necessary to make the experimental characterization of this method to understand its behavior under different circumstances. In this dissertation, the characterization of this reinforcement technique is made through experimental tests of bond, traction and shear. There are also performed tests under cyclic loading which provide further knowledge on the subject, helping understand better the behavior of the system und seismic activity. The matrix used is a commercialized hydraulic lime mortar and the fibers are of glass and steel. This work will generate new knowledge mainly on the fiber/matrix and reinforcement/substrate interface behavior in the TRM reinforcement system, necessary for the calibration of numerical models and for the future exploration and application of this reinforcement system on structural components. This work will also provide knowledge on the different tests setups and their advantages and disadvantages.
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spelling engporSeveral masonry structures are constructed around the world, many of them centuries old. There is a great concern in preserving and rehabilitating these structures, always maintaining their historical, cultural and social value. Many of the retrofitting methods used nowadays do not respect these values. Currently, is common to use composites, such as FRPs, to strength and rehabilitate masonry structures. These composites are composed by a matrix and fibers, being the matrices usually epoxy and the fibers commonly of carbon, glass and basalt. Although solutions using FRPs are very efficient for concrete, for masonry constructions, the behavior is not the same. The epoxy matrices are not compatible with the masonry substrate and the fibers normally used are too stiff. This problem can be solved using the Textile Reinforced Mortar (TRM) reinforcement system. This system replaces the epoxy matrix by an inorganic matrix, which is more physically and chemically compatible with masonry. Being this technique relatively new, it is necessary to make the experimental characterization of this method to understand its behavior under different circumstances. In this dissertation, the characterization of this reinforcement technique is made through experimental tests of bond, traction and shear. There are also performed tests under cyclic loading which provide further knowledge on the subject, helping understand better the behavior of the system und seismic activity. The matrix used is a commercialized hydraulic lime mortar and the fibers are of glass and steel. This work will generate new knowledge mainly on the fiber/matrix and reinforcement/substrate interface behavior in the TRM reinforcement system, necessary for the calibration of numerical models and for the future exploration and application of this reinforcement system on structural components. This work will also provide knowledge on the different tests setups and their advantages and disadvantages.application/pdfporCompatible strengthening of masonry structures based on the TRM techniqueAlternativeTitleporReforço compatível de estruturas de alvenaria baseado na técnica FRCMFreitas, Ana Raquel Cardoso deOliveira, Daniel V.Ghiassi, BahmanHostingInstitutionOrganizationalUniversidade do Minhoe-mailmailto:repositorium@usdb.uminho.ptrepositorium@usdb.uminho.ptURNurn:tid:2017452082018-01-08T11:16:26Z201620162016-01-01T00:00:00ZHandlehttps://hdl.handle.net/1822/49068http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_abf2open accessTextile reinforced mortarMasonry reinforcementExperimental characterizationComposite materialsCyclic loadingsTextile reinforced mortarReforço de alvenariasCaracterização experimentalMateriais compósitosCarregamentos cíclicos5753800 bytesliteraturehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_bdccmaster thesishttp://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_abf2application/pdffulltexthttps://prod-dspace.uminho.pt/bitstreams/8dc30933-f57b-472e-b58d-6af01b3444f3/download
spellingShingle Compatible strengthening of masonry structures based on the TRM technique
Freitas, Ana Raquel Cardoso de
Textile reinforced mortar
Masonry reinforcement
Experimental characterization
Composite materials
Cyclic loadings
Textile reinforced mortar
Reforço de alvenarias
Caracterização experimental
Materiais compósitos
Carregamentos cíclicos
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Textile reinforced mortar
Masonry reinforcement
Experimental characterization
Composite materials
Cyclic loadings
Textile reinforced mortar
Reforço de alvenarias
Caracterização experimental
Materiais compósitos
Carregamentos cíclicos
title Compatible strengthening of masonry structures based on the TRM technique
title_full Compatible strengthening of masonry structures based on the TRM technique
title_fullStr Compatible strengthening of masonry structures based on the TRM technique
title_full_unstemmed Compatible strengthening of masonry structures based on the TRM technique
title_short Compatible strengthening of masonry structures based on the TRM technique
title_sort Compatible strengthening of masonry structures based on the TRM technique
topic Textile reinforced mortar
Masonry reinforcement
Experimental characterization
Composite materials
Cyclic loadings
Textile reinforced mortar
Reforço de alvenarias
Caracterização experimental
Materiais compósitos
Carregamentos cíclicos
topic_facet Textile reinforced mortar
Masonry reinforcement
Experimental characterization
Composite materials
Cyclic loadings
Textile reinforced mortar
Reforço de alvenarias
Caracterização experimental
Materiais compósitos
Carregamentos cíclicos
url https://hdl.handle.net/1822/49068
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