Anna Castellano, Aguinaldo Fraddosio, Jacopo Scacco, Gabriele Milani, Mario Daniele Piccioni
The study of the dynamic behavior of masonry arches and vaults is of paramount importance for several reasons: the evaluation of the seismic capacity; the determination of failure modes; the determination of the ductility and of behavior factors; the design of effective strengthening interventions, like for example by employing Fiber Reinforced Cementitious Matrix (FRCM) composites. Despite this, the literature still lacks a sufficiently large number of contributions on this subject, especially for what concerns either experimental study or reinforced arches. In this context, this paper,...
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Domenico Luca Carnì, Carmelo Scuro, Renato Sante Olivito, Maria Caterina Crocco, Francesco Lamonaca
The historical heritage requires particular systems to preserve its state of conservation. In this regard, the Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) systems they are fundamental in conjunction with suitable algorithms that allow the automatic detection of possible critical events that would ruin the state of conservation of the building. In this paper is proposed the use of a SHM system based on the analysis of the Acoustic emission in conjunction with an K-nearestneighbor (KNN) Artificial Intelligence (AI) Algorithm for the classification of the data. Fundamental, in the use of the...
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Matilde Zarrella, Carmelo Scuro, Domenico L. Carnì, Renato S. Olivito, Francesco Lamonaca
Structural monitoring represents one of the most important scientific and research sectors in the field of civil engineering. Using a Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) system, it is possible to reduce management costs, to operate in areas difficult to access and acquire data also during dangerous events such as landslides and earthquakes. Last researches have made available SHMs that operates in a noninvasive way, allowing the continuous monitoring without the need to suspend the use of the structure (for example in the case of an historical building , it is not necessary to install the...
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Yufan Ding, Pedro Redo, Emma Angelini, José Mirão, Nicola Schiavon
Samples of orange surface patinas found on the limestone balustrade and sculptures of the Batalha Monastery in Portugal, have been investigated by Xray micro-diffractometry (μ-XRD) and Low-Vacuum Scanning Electron Microscopy coupled with Energy Dispersive Spectrometry (LV-SEM + EDS). Aim of the study was to assess whether the orange layers have been intentionally applied or were resulting from stone weathering. Preliminary results suggest that the orange layer on the surface is mainly consisted of gypsum and hematite with halite and weddellite as minor components. This discovery implies the...
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Emma Angelini, Andrea Gori
The study of the old scientific-technological instrumentations exhibited in the Museo dell Arte della Lana of Stia in the Casentino Valley in Tuscany, allows to discover interesting connections between textile industry, science and technology. One example is a testing device from the beginning of the 19 th century that allows the user to characterize fibers, yarns, fabrics, and other hygroscopic materials. The testing device, permits true and accurate determination of their strength, and well as other properties affected by the moisture content of the fiber/material under study, without the...
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Francesco Gabellone
This paper concerns the results related to thr construction of a section of the Museum of the Brickwork of Marsciano (Perugia, Italy) with installations for museum communication. The digital approach to information is able to collect and simultaneously make available to its users a huge number of documentary resources, encouraging interdisciplinary approaches, promoting cross paths and unexpected connections. All these issues are referred with the use of digital technologies based on 3D approach. The use of hybrid photo restitution, digital photogrammetry, serious games and immersive...
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Ilaria Trizio, Francesca Savini
The research described in this paper illustrates the results of an investigation procedure that integrates different tools and methods, conducted to generate a parametric model starting from the results of the archaeological analysis of historical buildings. The HBIM of the Church of St. Francesco of Rocca Calascio (AQ) was built initially using the metric data produced from the photogrammetric digital survey, respecting the development requirements both in geometries (LOG) and in information (LOI), as well as in reliability (LOR) and in detail (Lod). This parametric model facilitates the...
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Francesca Ronco
In recent decades, 3D acquisition has become one of the standard methods of documenting Cultural Heritage. At the same time digital fabrication has seen a recent massive diffusion for several applications, not least the field of Cultural Heritage, being used for study, analysis, conservation or access in museum exhibitions. The paper proposes a workflow, that starts from digital survey and modelling, aims to realize a physical model of the atrium Palazzo Mazzonis, an high-representation building, today converted in the Museum of Oriental Art (MAO). The method is grounded on the use of planar...
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Fabrizio Natta
This contribution presents a part of the work and the methodology applied to it developed for the realization of an international research project. It is aimed at the analysis and preservation of an architectural heritage characteristic of Turin s Baroque architecture: the a fasce vaults, locally named as a fascioni (banded vaults). This architectural element, used by important architects, such as Guarini up to the local masters, to cover spaces of various sizes, found in the Turin area a wide application in palaces atria. A considerable number of banded vaulted atria were identified and...
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Giulia Bertola
Architectural archives of the 20 th century are today the focus of many scholars in the disciplines of conservation, valorization and communication. The enhancement of archival heritage could benefit from the methodologies, techniques and tools offered by the current digital revolution. This is the case of the work shown in this proposal. A parametric modelling experience was developed for the project of Due case a Capri by architect Aldo Morbelli (1942) starting from archival documentation and from a previous graphic, manual and critical reading of the project. The aim of this research is...
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