Properties And Technology Of The Crushed Brick Mortars Of Hagia Sophia
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Free (open access)
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Volume
15
Pages
11
Published
1995
Size
1,091 kb
Paper DOI
10.2495/SD950731
Copyright
WIT Press
Author(s)
A. Moropoulou, A.S. Cakmak, A. Bakolas, K. Labropoulos & K. Bisbikou
Abstract
Within the framework of the collaboration between Princeton University (Prof. A. Cakmak), the National Technical University of Athens (Prof A. Moropoulou) and Bogazici University (Prof. Ishikara, Prof. Erdik), the present work deals with material analyses of small samples taken from Hagia Sophia, a sixth century masonry edifice, in Istanbul, Turkey, coordinated with structural studies to provide insight to the structure ability to withstand seismic loads. From thorough microstructural, mineralogical, chemical and physico-chemical analyses already performed at the NTU-A. Microscopic observations give ample evidence to products of boundary reactions. Reaction rims at t
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