Masonry Joint Behavior
Masonry Joint Behavior is a structural mechanics phenomenon that characterizes the load-transfer, deformation, and bond-slip responses of mortar joints connecting masonry units under various loading conditions, distinguishing it from bulk masonry behavior by focusing specifically on interface-level interactions.
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Response of Masonry Bed Joints in Direct Shear
R. H. Atkinson, Bernard Amadei, S. Saeb et al. · Journal of Structural Engineering · 1989 · 214 citations
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