Many buildings become disfigured soon after their completion from cracking of glass and finishes, spalling of surfaces, failure of mastic joints, and occasionally, the breaking loose of a material from those surrounding it. The mechanisms responsible for such failures are usually associated with deformations in materials due to moisture content and temperature changes or chemical action. This Digest attempts to show the need for greater consideration in design of the deformations and induced stresses that can and do occur in restrained building materials from temperature and moisture changes.Aussi disponible en fran\ue7ais: D\ue9formation des mat\ue9riaux de construction par suite des variations thermiques et hygrom\ue9triquesPeer reviewed:...
Thermal and mechanical properties at elevated temperatures are given for various building materials....
Preserving and maintaining building constructions is a continuous fight against ageing and degradati...
Thermal and hygric expansion characteristics of mortars and bricks from the dome structures of three...
A peine termin\ue9s, un grand nombre de b\ue2timents sont d\ue9j\ue0 enlaidis par la fissuration du ...
The basic structure of historic sites and their associated interior artefacts can be damaged or even...
This paper discusses some of the harmful effects of water on building materials, particularly those ...
The durability of building materials and components depends to a large extent on phenomena belonging...
Climate change can cause not only damage, but can also destroy the basic structure of historic sites...
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Wood as a hygroscopic material adapts to variations of relative humidity and temperature of its surr...
Variation in micro climate induce shrinkage and swelling of wooden beams. The dimensional changes de...
This report is prepared for the Institute for Research in Construction (IRC) at the National Researc...
Investigation methods described in literature and standards do not evaluate the influence of sorptio...
The absorption of moisture by building materials is of great interest in Canadian construction pract...
During the service life of buildings, natural aging and eventual damage of materials due to differen...
Thermal and mechanical properties at elevated temperatures are given for various building materials....
Preserving and maintaining building constructions is a continuous fight against ageing and degradati...
Thermal and hygric expansion characteristics of mortars and bricks from the dome structures of three...
A peine termin\ue9s, un grand nombre de b\ue2timents sont d\ue9j\ue0 enlaidis par la fissuration du ...
The basic structure of historic sites and their associated interior artefacts can be damaged or even...
This paper discusses some of the harmful effects of water on building materials, particularly those ...
The durability of building materials and components depends to a large extent on phenomena belonging...
Climate change can cause not only damage, but can also destroy the basic structure of historic sites...
The durability of surface layers of enclosures (outside walls of buildings) is highly influenced by ...
Wood as a hygroscopic material adapts to variations of relative humidity and temperature of its surr...
Variation in micro climate induce shrinkage and swelling of wooden beams. The dimensional changes de...
This report is prepared for the Institute for Research in Construction (IRC) at the National Researc...
Investigation methods described in literature and standards do not evaluate the influence of sorptio...
The absorption of moisture by building materials is of great interest in Canadian construction pract...
During the service life of buildings, natural aging and eventual damage of materials due to differen...
Thermal and mechanical properties at elevated temperatures are given for various building materials....
Preserving and maintaining building constructions is a continuous fight against ageing and degradati...
Thermal and hygric expansion characteristics of mortars and bricks from the dome structures of three...