Renovation Problems in Constructions and Historic Buildings

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Renovation Problems in Constructions and Historic Buildings

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July 2024

172 pages

ISBN978-3-7258-1634-7 (Hardback)
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This book is a reprint of the Special Issue Renovation Problems in Constructions and Historic Buildings that was published in

Chemistry & Materials Science

Engineering

Physical Sciences

Summary

The field of renovation problems in construction and historic buildings is very broad and has given rise to several fascinating engineering and scientific perspectives.

This Special Issue was proposed and organized with the intention to present recent developments in the field of renovation problems in constructions and historic buildings.The articles highlighted in this Special Issue relate to different aspects of the renovation problems in construction and historic buildings.

It was my pleasure to invite manuscripts for this Special Issue, which mainly focused on novel different renovation problems in constructions and historic buildings.

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Keywords

microstructure; freeze–thaw durability; absorption; traditional ceramic building materials; biocorrosion; ETICS system; facade surface; non-destructive technique; visual inspection; ultrasonic testing; hardness testing; historic structures; cultural heritage; steel dome; RC beams; NDT; historic structures; degradation; strengthening; ceramic tiles; historic roofs; old technology; conservation; heritage; staircases exploitations; buildings diagnostics; historic buildings; concrete/ceramic staircases; in-situ/laboratory tests; physical/mechanical parameters; advanced technologies; cultural heritage; conservation; additive manufacturing; computer numerical control milling; masonry; non-homogenous materials; degradation; damage; macro-element; historic buildings; structural element damage; technical condition assessment; changes in the static scheme; permanent ruin; nondestructive testing; mycological research; scanning; masonry structures; structural and material protection