International Conference “Environmental Engineering”, 10th International Conference „Environmental Engineering“

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INVESTIGATION OF VILNIUS UPPER CASTLE VERTICAL DEFORMATIONS
Greta Miltinytė, Mindaugas Markelionis, Darius Popovas, Vladislovas Česlovas Aksamitauskas

Last modified: 2017-09-26

Abstract


The aims of this study were to to review the monitoring methodology of the vertical deformations and toidentify the reasons of deformations that occur in structures of Vilnius Upper Castle, Lithuania. Collected systemizeddata is processed with mathematical–statistical methods. In order to investigate the state of the buildings, a new cycleof measurements (XIV) was carried out in 2016. Data of all measurement cycles is presented and compared with previousdata that was provided in technical reports of measurement cycles (first measurements began in 1968). In order toinvestigate conditions of the structures, data is presented graphically. When analyzing the graphics, it is possible toinvestigate changes of the buildings and possible causes of their appearance are presented. Long-term research andresults have shown, that all the cracs and crevices that were found during monitoring (1968 to 2016) in Upper Castle’sstructures were caused by large and uneven deformations.

 

DOI: https://doi.org/10.3846/enviro.2017.217


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