Strengthening Brick Masonry by Repointing – An Experimental Study

Author:

Gams Matija1,Tomaževič Miha1,Kwiecień Arkadiusz2

Affiliation:

1. Slovenian National Building and Civil Engineering Institute

2. Cracow University of Technology

Abstract

The results of an experimental study aimed at seismic strengthening of brick masonry walls by the use of repointing and reinforcing bed joints are presented. Within the testing campaign eight walls were tested by cyclic shear. Two of the walls were used as control walls, whereas the other six walls were strengthened. Two kinds of mortar were used for repointing and steel and GFRP materials were used for reinforcement. In case of one wall, reinforcement was laid into a flexible polymer in order to distribute the stresses in the steel bar to a larger area. The tests indicate that repointing can be a very successful strengthening technique. Best results were obtained in case of repointing by mortar with low elastic modulus and steel reinforcement.

Publisher

Trans Tech Publications, Ltd.

Subject

Mechanical Engineering,Mechanics of Materials,General Materials Science

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