Brick-Mortar Bond and Masonry Compressive Strength
By G. Sarangapani, B. Reddy, K. Jagadish. 2005
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Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering
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- Strength and elasticity of brick masonry prisms and wallettes under compression (2007, methodology): “Such bricks are found to have compressive strength in the range of 15‐150 MPa and elastic modulus anywhere between 3500 and 34000 MPa [1, 2]. On the contrary studies done by Matthana [3], Sarangapani et al. [ 4 ], Raghunath and Jagadish [5] and Gumaste et al. [6] on the bricks of India show relative”
- Stress-Strain Characteristics of Clay Brick Masonry under Uniaxial Compression (2007, methodology): “…strengths of bricks and mortar obtained experimentally in nine different published studies in the past Sarangapani et al. 2002; Tomaževič 1999; Sarangapani et al. 2005; Naraine and Sinha 1989; Rai and Goel 1996; Hendry 1998; Binda et al. 1988; Ewing and Kowalsky 2004; McNary and Abrams 1985 .”