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Mechanics of Masonry Construction

Elio Sacco and Michela Monaco

  • 265 pages
  • 21.8 MB
  • PDF

An advanced academic volume on the structural mechanics of masonry, written by a team of engineering researchers. It covers the behavior, modeling, and analysis of masonry structures in depth.

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