The aim of this study is to determine the durability of historical brick in relation to mineralogy, porosity and estructural defects. To this aim, the mineralogy of the raw clay used to make the brick was analysed. The mineralogy of the raw clay fired at different temperatures was also determined. The temperature at which the brick was fired was deduced by comparing the mineral paragenesis of the brick at the building with those of the fired samples. The porosity of the brick was measured by mercury po'osimetry. The resistance of the brick to weather was tested by performing durability tests in the laboratory. Durability tests included freeze-thaw, thermal-moisture and salt crystallization cycles.' The results of a// the above tests and ...
In the view of a sustainable production responding to the important challenges to which industrial r...
This paper deals with the hygric characterization of early 20th century machine-made clay bricks, re...
In the view of a sustainable production responding to the important challenges to which industrial r...
Brick is a construction material used in buildings since Roman times and still used in...
Brick is a construction material used in buildings since Roman times and still used in...
Abstract : This work shows the changes in properties of industrial clay bricks collected from the t...
Time-dependent natural weathering processes suffered by historic bricks in Toledo (Spain) improve th...
Representative and very uneven texturally bricks having yellow/beige or pale or dark red colors from...
This diploma thesis focuses on the weathering of firing bricks used for construction of the walls at...
Representative and very uneven texturally bricks having yellow/beige or pale or dark red colors from...
The production technologies of yellow and beige bricks with uniform and heterogeneous textures and a...
Clay is important in the construction i dustry both as a building material and as a foundation for s...
The appearance and main decay forms in the fair-faced brick façades on the University Campus of Madr...
Chemical, mineralogical and physical characterization of nine Canadian brickmaking raw materials, as...
The paper presents the characteristics of damage of bricks in masonry structures of significant hist...
In the view of a sustainable production responding to the important challenges to which industrial r...
This paper deals with the hygric characterization of early 20th century machine-made clay bricks, re...
In the view of a sustainable production responding to the important challenges to which industrial r...
Brick is a construction material used in buildings since Roman times and still used in...
Brick is a construction material used in buildings since Roman times and still used in...
Abstract : This work shows the changes in properties of industrial clay bricks collected from the t...
Time-dependent natural weathering processes suffered by historic bricks in Toledo (Spain) improve th...
Representative and very uneven texturally bricks having yellow/beige or pale or dark red colors from...
This diploma thesis focuses on the weathering of firing bricks used for construction of the walls at...
Representative and very uneven texturally bricks having yellow/beige or pale or dark red colors from...
The production technologies of yellow and beige bricks with uniform and heterogeneous textures and a...
Clay is important in the construction i dustry both as a building material and as a foundation for s...
The appearance and main decay forms in the fair-faced brick façades on the University Campus of Madr...
Chemical, mineralogical and physical characterization of nine Canadian brickmaking raw materials, as...
The paper presents the characteristics of damage of bricks in masonry structures of significant hist...
In the view of a sustainable production responding to the important challenges to which industrial r...
This paper deals with the hygric characterization of early 20th century machine-made clay bricks, re...
In the view of a sustainable production responding to the important challenges to which industrial r...