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Ultrasonic pulse velocity test for non-destructive investigations of historical masonries: an experimental study of the effect of frequency and applied load on the …

Vasanelli et al., 2017

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13217108110795074377
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Vasanelli E
Calia A
Luprano V
Micelli F
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Materials and structures

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The ultrasonic pulse velocity (UPV) method can be conveniently used for non-destructive testing of physical–mechanical properties of the stones within historical masonry, as well as to check the state of damage and microcracking. Before to proceed with in situ …
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