Auteur Denys Breysse
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Mathilde Larget, Auteur ; Denys Breysse, Auteur ; colette Sirieix, Auteur |This paper talks about thermal response of concrete during natural warming up. An experimental study is carried out. Experimental warming up curves are compared with numerical modelling based of the Fourier equation. In the last part we study th[...]
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Miloud Hemsas, Auteur ; Sidi Mohammed Elachachi, Auteur ; Denys Breysse, Auteur |The vulnerability assessment of structures is a key element for earthquake prevention and mitigation strategies. In this study, we focus at one structure's type, namely a quasi symmetrical reinforced concrete structure with structural walls. The[...]
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Mehdizadeh Rasool, Auteur ; Taillandier Franck, Auteur ; Denys Breysse, Auteur |Risk Breakdown Structure (RBS) is a hierarchically organised depiction of the identified project risks arranged by risk category and subcategory that identifies the various areas and causes of potential risks. This type of representation has man[...]
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Myriam Chaplain, Auteur ; Denys Breysse, Auteur ; Antoine Marache, Auteur |The mechanical response and durability of timber structures is highly influenced by the atmospheric conditions. Wood mechanical properties depend on moisture content, on temperature and on their variations. To study the lifetime of timber compon[...]
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Denys Breysse, Auteur ; Mathilde Larget, Auteur ; Zoubir Mehdi Sbartai, Auteur |Assessing concrete condition is of major interest either for looking at weak or more damaged areas, or for reliability computations. NDT measurements provide a valuable way of offering a quick overview on the material condition. One of their mai[...]
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Denys Breysse, Auteur ; Myriam Chaplain, Auteur ; Antoine Marache, Auteur |Moisture and temperature variations have a high influence on building materials behavior, like creep and durability in timber or activity of corrosion in reinforced concrete. Improving the prediction of these behaviors requires a better modeling[...]
