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Overview

Bernardino Chiaia is affiliated with the Polytechnic University of Turin in Italy. Their research primarily spans the field of Engineering, with a strong focus on Civil and Structural Engineering. Additional areas of study include Building and Construction, Mechanics of Materials, Ocean Engineering, and Materials Chemistry.

The scientist's work covers a range of main topics within these fields. These include:

  • Concrete Corrosion and Durability
  • Structural Health Monitoring Techniques
  • Structural Response to Dynamic Loads
  • Infrastructure Maintenance and Monitoring
  • Structural Behavior of Reinforced Concrete
  • Geophysical Methods and Applications
  • Geotechnical Engineering and Underground Structures

Chiaia has contributed research articles to a variety of academic venues. Their most frequent publication outlets include:

  • Procedia Structural Integrity
  • Engineering Structures
  • Applied Sciences
  • Journal of Civil Structural Health Monitoring
  • Structures

Among their recent papers are:

  • "Progressive collapse of framed building structures: Current knowledge and future prospects," 2020, Engineering Structures
  • "Strengthening and retrofitting techniques to mitigate progressive collapse: A critical review and future research agenda," 2022, Engineering Structures
  • "Convolutional networks and transformers for intelligent road tunnel investigations," 2022, Computers & Structures
  • "Progressive collapse of structures: A discussion on annotated nomenclature," 2020, Structures
  • "Progressive Collapse Assessment of Steel Moment-Resisting Frames Using Static- and Dynamic-Incremental Analyses," 2020, Journal of Performance of Constructed Facilities

The collaborations in Chiaia's research network include frequent coauthors such as Valerio De Biagi, Marco Civera, Foad Kiakojouri, Giulia Marasco, and Giuseppe Carlo Marano. These partnerships reflect a focused engagement on structural engineering topics and related investigative methods.

Best Publications

  • Size effects on nominal tensile strength of concrete structures: multifractality of material ligaments and dimensional transition from order to disorder

    Alberto Carpinteri;Bernardino Chiaia;Giuseppe Andrea Ferro

  • Elastic contact between randomly rough surfaces: Comparison of theory with numerical results

    B. Persson;F. Bucher;Bernardino Chiaia

  • Progressive collapse of framed building structures: Current knowledge and future prospects

    Foad Kiakojouri;Foad Kiakojouri;Valerio De Biagi;Bernardino Chiaia;Mohammad Reza Sheidaii

  • A Practical Equation for Elastic Modulus of Concrete

    Takafumi Noguchi;Fuminori Tomosawa;Kamran M. Nemati;Bernardino M. Chiaia

  • A comparison between different optimization criteria for tuned mass dampers design

    Giuseppe Carlo Marano;Rita Greco;Bernardino Chiaia

  • Multifractal nature of concrete fracture surfaces and size effects on nominal fracture energy

    Alberto Carpinteri;Bernardino Chiaia

  • Combining fiber-reinforced concrete with traditional reinforcement in tunnel linings

    Bernardino Chiaia;Alessandro Pasquale Fantilli;Paolo Vallini

  • Multifractal scaling laws in the breaking behaviour of disordered materials

    Alberto Carpinteri;Bernardino Chiaia

  • Eco-mechanical index for structural concrete

    Bernardino Chiaia;Alessandro P. Fantilli;Alexandre Guerini;Giovanni Volpatti

  • Three-dimensional fractal analysis of concrete fracture at the meso-level

    Alberto Carpinteri;Bernardino Chiaia;Stefano Invernizzi

  • On the mechanics of quasi-brittle materials with a fractal microstructure

    Alberto Carpinteri;Bernardino Chiaia;Pietro Cornetti

  • Static–kinematic duality and the principle of virtual work in the mechanics of fractal media

    Alberto Carpinteri;Bernardino Chiaia;Pietro Cornetti

  • Strengthening and retrofitting techniques to mitigate progressive collapse: A critical review and future research agenda

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  • Fracture mechanisms induced in a brittle material by a hard cutting indenter

    Bernardino Chiaia

  • Strain rate behaviour in tension of S355 steel: Base for progressive collapse analysis

    Daniele Forni;Daniele Forni;Bernardino Chiaia;Ezio Cadoni

  • Incipient sliding of rough surfaces in contact: a multiscale numerical analysis

    M. Borri-Brunetto;B. Chiaia;M. Ciavarella

  • Convolutional networks and transformers for intelligent road tunnel investigations

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  • Constrained reliability-based optimization of linear tuned mass dampers for seismic control

    Giuseppe Carlo Marano;Rita Greco;Francesco Trentadue;Bernardino Chiaia

  • A scale-invariant cohesive crack model for quasi-brittle materials

    Alberto Carpinteri;Bernardino Chiaia;Pietro Cornetti

  • Scaling phenomena due to fractal contact in concrete and rock fractures

    M. Borri-Brunetto;Alberto Carpinteri;Bernardino Chiaia

  • Evaluation of minimum reinforcement ratio in FRC members and application to tunnel linings

    Bernardino Chiaia;Alessandro Pasquale Fantilli;Paolo Vallini

  • Crack growth mechanisms in four different concretes: microscopic observation and fractal analysis

    Bernardino Chiaia;J. Van Mier;A. Vervuurt

Frequent Co-Authors

Alberto Carpinteri
Alberto Carpinteri Shantou University
Luca Placidi
Luca Placidi UniNettuno University
Hans J. Herrmann
Hans J. Herrmann ESPCI Paris
Luigi Preziosi
Luigi Preziosi Polytechnic University of Turin
Giuseppe Marano
Giuseppe Marano University of Milan
Perry Bartelt
Perry Bartelt Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research
Gaetano Manfredi
Gaetano Manfredi University of Naples Federico II
Fulvio Parisi
Fulvio Parisi University of Naples Federico II
Joachim Wassermann
Joachim Wassermann Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München

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