An application of sequentially linear analysis to settlement damage prediction for masonry façades

B. Belletti, J.G. Rots, M. Boonpichetvong, S. Invernizzi (2007). "An application of sequentially linear analysis to settlement damage prediction for masonry façades." In Proceedings of FraMCoS 6, Catania, Italy.

B. Belletti, J.G. Rots, M. Boonpichetvong, S. Invernizzi. "An application of sequentially linear analysis to settlement damage prediction for masonry façades." Paper presented at FraMCoS 6, Catania, Italy, 2007.

B. Belletti, J.G. Rots, M. Boonpichetvong, S. Invernizzi, "An application of sequentially linear analysis to settlement damage prediction for masonry façades," in Proc. FraMCoS 6, Catania, Italy, 2007.

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  title     = {An application of sequentially linear analysis to settlement damage prediction for masonry façades},
  author    = {B. Belletti, J.G. Rots, M. Boonpichetvong, S. Invernizzi},
  year      = {2007},
  booktitle = {Proceedings of FraMCoS 6},
  address   = {Catania, Italy},
}

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AB  - In Amsterdam, the North-South metro-link is being constructed underneath the urban historical city centre. This implies that historical masonry facades and monuments face the risk of being damaged due to the settlements imposed by the subsurface building activities. The situation is critical because we have the combination of very soft soil, timber pile foundations and brittle un-reinforced masonry. A representative Amsterdam masonry façades from 18-19th century is analysed. A crucial aspect of large-scale masonry struc- tural behaviour is that cracks may initiate, gradually propagate and then suddenly snap to a free surface, thus the final fracture is localized and often…
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