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Mechanical Anchor Strength in Stone Masonry
The first objective of our research was the design of an engineering judgement survey to identify how preservation engineers are currently designing anchor installations in stone. A simple design scenario was presented in an online survey through the Vertical Access quarterly newsletter. Eighteen engineers responded to the poll.
The first objective of our research was the design of an engineering judgement survey to identify how preservation engineers are currently designing anchor installations in stone. A simple design scenario was presented in an online survey through the Vertical Access quarterly newsletter. Eighteen engineers responded to the poll.