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Effectiveness of shear strengthening of walls made using AAC blocks-laboratory test results

Kałuża, 2020

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16233431034370970965
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Kałuża M
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Archives of Civil Engineering

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The selection of the most proper strengthening method/system with an assessment of its effectiveness is quite complicated in the case of masonry structures, mainly due to their huge diversity in materials. The most popular strengthening materials based on the composite …
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