Mesh Network Analysis for Reinforced Brick Masonry
Olusegun Sarker
Corresponding
University of California, Berkeley
Abstract
With the expansion of railway engineering, the accurate assessment of reinforced brick masonry has assumed practical significance. The approach integrates mesh network analysis with experimental calibration to improve predictive accuracy. The measurements indicate that reinforced brick masonry varies by nearly 8% across the operating range. These findings provide a rational basis for the improved design of similar systems.
Keywords:
reinforced brick masonrymesh network analysisaluminium alloyconsolidation settlementlinear programming
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