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GUIDE FOR THESTRUCTURAL REHABILITATION OF HERITAGE BUILDINGSTABLE OF CONTENTS1 INTRODUCTION2 GENERAL ASPECTS2.1 The need for intervention2.2 Criteria for intervention2.3 Methodologies for intervention3 THE EXISTING INFORMATION ON THE BUILDING3.1 Documented data about the building3.1.1 The historical survey3.1.2 Survey of the construction of the building3.2 Survey of the defects in the building3.3 Preliminary assessment3.4 Defects in the building3.4.1 General3.4.2 Degradation of building materials3.4.3 Damage to building elements3.5 Detailed assessment3.5.1 General3.5.2 In-situ tests3.5.3 Laboratory tests3.5.4 Field tests3.5.5 Assessment of the foundations3.5.6 Field measurements3.6 Monitoring of the building3.7 Elaboration of the diagnosis5/48
4. STRUCTURAL ASSESSMENT OF THE BUILDING4.1 Introduction4.2 Safety level of the building4.3 Modelling of the building4.4 Quantification of the strengths of the materials4.4.1 Mechanical properties of the materials4.4.2 Confidence factors4.5 Quantification of the acting actions4.5.1 General4.5.2 Seismic action4.5.3 Partial factors for actions4.6 Safety evaluation5 REPAIR AND STRENGTHENING5.1 The design of the rehabilitation works5.2 Repair of the degradation of materials5.3 Repair and strengthening of the structural elements5.4 Upgrading of foundations5.5 Improvement of safety against earthquakes6 QUALITY OF THE INTERVENTION WORK6.1 Quality control of the execution of the work6.3 Qualification of the intervenersBIBLIOGRAPHY6/48
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