CONSOLIDATION OF THE BRICKWORK WALLS WITH DISPERSELY REINFORCED CONCRETE INJECTED WITHIN CANALS DRILLED IN THEIR PLAN

Abstract

In many respects, a construction, in the present case the brickwork, resembles very well with the human body. To many internal organs, one cannot reach but removing some others. This occurs also in civil engineering. In order to repair or to consolidate a wall, for instance, most times one has to remove other elements of the respective construction (finishing, carpentry, flooring etc.). This is not always possible and, moreover, the expenses raise quite much. Therefore solutions are continuously being searched for that should reduce to the greatest possible extent the collateral works. As regards people, interventions are made within the human body by resorting to various devices (catheters, tubes, metallic parts etc.) without the necessity of opening it. Why there would not be possible such solutions in civil engineering, too?