Analysis of the bearing capacity of a historic brick collector currently operated in a built-up area
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https://doi.org/10.36119/15.2022.5.6Keywords:
sanitary collector, brick structures, durability, load capacity analysisAbstract
The article concerns the current load-bearing capacity of a brick sanitary sewer with large cross-sectional dimensions built in an open trench in the years 1893-1896 in Poznań. Based on the boreholes for bricks and mortar, the current mechanical properties of the wall were determined and analyzes and calculations of the load bearing capacity of the structure were performed with its variant loads: only the unloaded surface, the footings of a two-storey building with an additional load due to a possible superstructure.
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