Sentence examples for reinforced bricks from inspiring English sources

The micromechanical behaviour of running bond adobe masonry with straw fibre reinforced bricks is investigated.

Adobe buildings are located in many countries and are often constructed with fiber reinforced bricks, which are composite materials made of soil, water, and natural or artificial fibers.

In addition to the use of tephra as landfill, several secondary uses were being trialled: a company in Miyakonojo began production of reinforced bricks; a potter from Hyuga city (north coast of Miyazaki Prefecture) had sourced quantities of tephra; and, one community activity was a demonstration of the use of tephra in cooking meat to retain moisture.

Large-scale official and public buildings were no longer constructed of wood but of reinforced brick, sometimes faced with stone, in European styles.

The retaining wall of reinforced brick provides an economical means of restraining earth movement and at the same time maintains a continuity of architectural effect, particularly if the adjoining structure is built of brick.

It was designed as a conoidal vault of reinforced brick.

This work deals with short to mid span-length light vaults made of reinforced brick masonry.

The aim of this study is to provide experimental data to quantify the efficiency of the carbon fiber anchors on the strength of a reinforced brick.

Reinforced brick masonry has experienced only scarce use as a fully structural material due to, among other reasons, the lack of design criteria and calculation tools allowing a scientific, but also practical, engineering approach to design and assessment.

The authorities of the City of Montevideo decided to replace the 45 years old metallic acoustic shell by a new shell of reinforced brick and requested our office to project a shell of about 600 m2, which should cover the stage of the theatre and should fit the existing colourful open tribune.

Hotels and some houses and shops that were of reinforced brick construction were far better off, because units that were exposed to a flood depth of 3-4 m were considered repairable.