This study aims to improve the compressive strength and the adhesive for the Iraqi gypsum by using the lime as a local material to improve the properties of the Iraqi gypsum in binding and plastering works. The lime was used to replace 10%, 20%, and 30% of the total gypsum quantity to study the development of the paste material and its effect on the compressive strength, its structure and the water quantity. The initial and final setting time was conducted with the compressive strength test. The results showed a full improvement in the compressive strength for the cubes at the age of 7 days comparing to the gypsum paste. There was a change in the setting time with the replacement of gypsum with lime in addition to the increase in the densit...
This research is investigating the possibility of using plaster instead of cement in some internal s...
Lime mortar and plaster have been investigated with the aim to improve the knowledge on how to make ...
The role of gypsum on the strength of lime treated soils after a long period of interaction is not w...
Within the construction sector, the use of gypsum-based pastes features in the majority of monuments...
The objective of this study was to investigate the suitability of Nigerian, sourced Gypsum for the m...
The use of gypsum and fly ash is very common in construction of Indonesia. Both of these materials a...
In this article, the effect of hydrated lime and cellulose ether on the water retention, rheology, a...
AbstractCompressed Stabilized Earth Blocks (CSEBs) are manufactured using stabilizers to provide ade...
The presence of marine clay in Iskandar Malaysia Region, Nusajaya has caused expensive solutions in ...
The research objectives are; (1) to determine the use of lime powder added to the compressive streng...
Mortar as a binding material in couple and stucco work has long been known ranging from very simple ...
The increasing use of lime-based mortars for the restoration of historic buildings and structures ju...
This paper presents an experimental programme aimed at investigating the use of limestone filler add...
Renders and plasters have significant functions in buildings. Their functionality is closely related...
For decades, PC (Portland cement) and its various types have until now been the main material for co...
This research is investigating the possibility of using plaster instead of cement in some internal s...
Lime mortar and plaster have been investigated with the aim to improve the knowledge on how to make ...
The role of gypsum on the strength of lime treated soils after a long period of interaction is not w...
Within the construction sector, the use of gypsum-based pastes features in the majority of monuments...
The objective of this study was to investigate the suitability of Nigerian, sourced Gypsum for the m...
The use of gypsum and fly ash is very common in construction of Indonesia. Both of these materials a...
In this article, the effect of hydrated lime and cellulose ether on the water retention, rheology, a...
AbstractCompressed Stabilized Earth Blocks (CSEBs) are manufactured using stabilizers to provide ade...
The presence of marine clay in Iskandar Malaysia Region, Nusajaya has caused expensive solutions in ...
The research objectives are; (1) to determine the use of lime powder added to the compressive streng...
Mortar as a binding material in couple and stucco work has long been known ranging from very simple ...
The increasing use of lime-based mortars for the restoration of historic buildings and structures ju...
This paper presents an experimental programme aimed at investigating the use of limestone filler add...
Renders and plasters have significant functions in buildings. Their functionality is closely related...
For decades, PC (Portland cement) and its various types have until now been the main material for co...
This research is investigating the possibility of using plaster instead of cement in some internal s...
Lime mortar and plaster have been investigated with the aim to improve the knowledge on how to make ...
The role of gypsum on the strength of lime treated soils after a long period of interaction is not w...