2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.firesaf.2008.12.006
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The behaviour of masonry walls subjected to fire: Modelling and parametrical studies in the case of hollow burnt-clay bricks

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“…While this happens the behaviour of the material gain in ductility. The reduction in modulus of elasticity of the mortar reaches 90% at 600 °C and at 900° C the loss is 100% (8).…”
Section: Sobre El Morteromentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…While this happens the behaviour of the material gain in ductility. The reduction in modulus of elasticity of the mortar reaches 90% at 600 °C and at 900° C the loss is 100% (8).…”
Section: Sobre El Morteromentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Mientras sucede esto el comportamiento del material gana en ductilidad. La disminución del Módulo de Elasticidad del mortero alcanza el 90% a los 600 ºC y a 900 ºC la disminución es del 100% (8).…”
Section: Sobre El Morterounclassified
“…Moreover, the tests by contrast analyze (9)(10)(11)(12)(13) Estudio experimental de perfiles de temperatura en elementos de fábrica cerámica sometidos a altas temperaturas Experimental analysis of temperature profiles in ceramic brickwork elements subjected to high temperatures realizados a elementos de fábrica presentan gran disparidad de tamaños y formas que impiden la comparación de los resultados obtenidos.…”
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“…Some geometric characteristics of the system, like voids, spaces and internal dimensions, have a strong influence on the fire resistance of the wall, due to the interference on the predominant heat transfer between the vertical divisions inside the blocks (NGUYEN et al, 2009). …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%