International Workshop on Historical Preservation of Structures with Fiber Reinforced Polymer Composites; June 10-11, 2004; Leece Italy

2004年6月10-11日，在第一届建筑与修复创新材料与技术国际会议之后，将在意大利莱切举行“FRP复合材料结构的历史保护”国际研讨会（IMTCR-04）.在过去二十年中，先进的复合材料（纤维增强聚合物或FRP）已经在全世界范围内获得了相当大的兴趣，并且在建筑工业中越来越多地被接受。建筑物的历史保护是FRP复合材料在建筑领域最具吸引力的应用之一。然而，这种应用提出了一些关键问题仍然没有得到充分的研究：FRP修复结构的长期耐久性; FRP系统与母体材料的相容性;最小侵入性和升级的可逆性;最佳材料选择。所有上述问题，对建筑/历史感兴趣的结构的干预至关重要，在处理任何其他类别的结构时也是相关的，在考虑长期绩效和全球成本效益平衡时，这些问题的每一个都需要材料导向和结构导向背景的研究人员和建筑修复专家之间的跨学科努力。 研讨会的主要目的是回顾研讨会主题的研究进展;为具有材料和结构背景的研究人员和建筑修复专家提供互动和发展合作网络的机会;确定研讨会子主题的知识差距（长期耐久性、兼容性、最小侵入性和可逆性以及最佳材料选择）;确定有效利用先进复合材料进行历史保护的主要障碍;更新该领域的专家网络，并整合新进入者;优先考虑并记录有效研究政策和计划的需求。

AbstractThis International Workshop on "Historical preservation of structures with FRP composites" to be held in Lecce, Italy, on June 10-11, 2004, following the First International Conference on Innovative Materials and Technology for Construction and Restoration (IMTCR-04).In the last two decades, advanced composites (fiber-reinforced polymer or FRP) have gainedconsiderable worldwide interest and growing acceptance in the construction industry. Thehistorical preservation of structures is one of the most appealing applications of FRPcomposites in the construction field. However, this application presents some criticalissues still not sufficiently investigated: long-term durability of FRP-repairedstructures; compatibility of the FRP system with the parent material; minimal invasivenessand reversibility of the upgrade; optimal material selection.All the aforementioned issues, of paramount importance for intervention on structures ofarchitectural/historical interest, are also relevant when dealing with any other categoryof structure, when looking at long-term performance and global cost-benefit balance. Eachof these issues requires an interdisciplinary effort between researchers withmaterial-oriented and structural-oriented backgrounds and experts of architecturalrestoration. The primary objectives of the workshop are to review the advances in research on the topicof the workshop; provide to researchers with material-oriented and structural-orientedbackgrounds and to experts of architectural restoration the opportunity to interact anddevelop a cooperation network; identify the gaps of knowledge on the sub-topics of theworkshop (long-term durability, compatibility, minimal invasiveness and reversibility, andoptimal material selection); identify major barriers to the effective utilization ofadvanced composites for historical preservation; renew the human network of experts in thefield and integrate new entrants; prioritize and document the needs for effective researchpolicies and programs.