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Published: Građevinar 64 (2012) 8
Paper type: Professional paper
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Static and dynamic analysis of the old stone bridge in Mostar

Alen Harapin, Marija Smilović, Nikola Grgić, Mladen Glibić, Jure Radnić

Abstract

The static and dynamic analysis results for the arch stone bridge in Mostar are presented. The analysis is based on the numerical model previously developed by the author for static and dynamic analysis of various types of masonry structures. Two bridge geometry models, with micro and macro modelling of masonry, are considered. The influence of vertical load, temperature change, and real earthquake action, is analyzed. The design deflections and crack zones in arch correspond well to the real life situation, which confirms reliability of the numerical model used. It is emphasized in the paper that the damage to the renovated stone arch should be remedied as soon as practicable.

Keywords
repair, renovation, damage, old stone bridge in Mostar, static and dynamic analysis

HOW TO CITE THIS ARTICLE:

Harapin, A., Smilović, M., Grgić, N., Glibić, M., Radnić, J.: Static and dynamic analysis of the old stone bridge in Mostar, GRAĐEVINAR, 64 (2012) 8, doi: https://doi.org/10.14256/JCE.715.2012

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Harapin, A., Smilović, M., Grgić, N., Glibić, M., Radnić, J. (2012). Static and dynamic analysis of the old stone bridge in Mostar, GRAĐEVINAR, 64 (8), doi: https://doi.org/10.14256/JCE.715.2012

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Authors:
Harapin Alen
Alen Harapin
University of Split,
Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Geodesy
Smilovic Marija
Marija Smilović
University of Split
Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Geodesy
Nikola Grgic WEB
Nikola Grgić
University of Split,
Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Geodesy
Glibic Mladen
Mladen Glibić
University of Mostar,
Faculty of Civil Engineering
Jure Radnic WEB
Jure Radnić
University of Split
Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Geodesy