Corbel arches
A corbel (or corbeled / corbelled) arch is a method of spanning over small distances using courses of stone or brick that jut out successively further with each course from the springline until they meet at the center of the span, creating an arch-like structure though not acting like one structurally.
Literature
- (2022): Experimental and Theoretical Studies to Characterize Structural Behavior of Dry-Stone Corbelled Arches under Support Disturbances. In: International Journal of Architectural Heritage, v. 16, n. 12 (September 2022), pp. 1-20.
- (2010): No Tension behaviour and the Best Shape of Pseudo-Vaults. In: Construction History, v. 25 ( 2010), pp. 21-52.
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