Several materials and technologies have been proposed over last century to fight the capillary rise of water from ground in historic masonry buildings. These methods involve different operational principles and different strategies to cope with rising damp, which is one of the most critical problems in the conservation of architectural heritage. However, despite the extensive use of these technologies in historic buildings, the data about their actual effectiveness in the field are still quite limited and the reasons for their success or failure in real masonries have not been fully elucidated yet. This paper provides an overview of the technologies for the removal of rising damp and a state-of-the-art on the results so far obtained by rese...
The presence of water and rising damp in particular is the most relevant cause of decay in historic ...
none2Rising dampness in ancient walls is one of the most frequent problems in ancient buildings, whi...
Rising damp is one of the most frequently occurring causes of deterioration of wall structures in hi...
Several materials and technologies have been proposed over last century to fight the capillary rise ...
none1noRising damp is one of the main problems affecting historical masonry structures all over the ...
Masonry construction of architectural heritage is exposed to vertical rising damp process due to ina...
Coping with rising damp in existing masonry is extremely complex due to several reasons, such as the...
Moisture is a major source of damage in historic solid masonry. Rising damp is a well-known phenomen...
The UK has a well-established industry involved in the treatment of rising damp. Yet, critics argue ...
Technological evolution and scientific research in the sector of building pathologies produced by mo...
Rising damp is a recurrent hazard to ancient buildings and its relevance is expected to increase in ...
St. Marck’s Basilica has always shown peculiar dampness problems, particularly caused by water seepa...
The paper presents selected problems in the selection of the state of the art modern civil engineeri...
The research presented in this thesis has been funded by M.I.U.R. PONRI 2014-2020 through the grant ...
The phenomenon of moisture by rising damp is among the major causes of deterioration of masonry and ...
The presence of water and rising damp in particular is the most relevant cause of decay in historic ...
none2Rising dampness in ancient walls is one of the most frequent problems in ancient buildings, whi...
Rising damp is one of the most frequently occurring causes of deterioration of wall structures in hi...
Several materials and technologies have been proposed over last century to fight the capillary rise ...
none1noRising damp is one of the main problems affecting historical masonry structures all over the ...
Masonry construction of architectural heritage is exposed to vertical rising damp process due to ina...
Coping with rising damp in existing masonry is extremely complex due to several reasons, such as the...
Moisture is a major source of damage in historic solid masonry. Rising damp is a well-known phenomen...
The UK has a well-established industry involved in the treatment of rising damp. Yet, critics argue ...
Technological evolution and scientific research in the sector of building pathologies produced by mo...
Rising damp is a recurrent hazard to ancient buildings and its relevance is expected to increase in ...
St. Marck’s Basilica has always shown peculiar dampness problems, particularly caused by water seepa...
The paper presents selected problems in the selection of the state of the art modern civil engineeri...
The research presented in this thesis has been funded by M.I.U.R. PONRI 2014-2020 through the grant ...
The phenomenon of moisture by rising damp is among the major causes of deterioration of masonry and ...
The presence of water and rising damp in particular is the most relevant cause of decay in historic ...
none2Rising dampness in ancient walls is one of the most frequent problems in ancient buildings, whi...
Rising damp is one of the most frequently occurring causes of deterioration of wall structures in hi...