Effects of high temperature on physico-mechanical properties of Turkish natural building stones

By A. Ozguven, Y. Ozcelik. 2014

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Comparison of mechanical properties in high temperature and thermal treatment granite (2016, background): “OZGUVEN et al [19] studied the temperature effect on properties of thermal treated limestone and marble and discovered that the structure of natural building stone becomes damaged or changes when heated above 800 °C. BROTÓNS et al [20] investigated the effect of high temperatures in the mechanical p”
Experimental Investigation of the Mechanical Behavior in Unloading Conditions of Sandstone After High-Temperature Treatment (2016, methodology): “…the specimens were first heated to the target temperature (200, 400, 600 and 800 C) at a rate of 5 C/min, then held at the target temperature for 60 min (Ferrero and Marini 2001; Zhang ZX et al. 2001; Brotóns et al. 2013; Ozguven and Ozcelik 2014), and finally cooled to room temperature (20 C).”
Influence of mineralogy on granite decay induced by temperature increase: Experimental observations and stress simulation (2015, unknown): “This is typically the case ofmarble, inwhich thermal decay is deeply dependent on the fabric and orientation of the very anisotropic calcite crystals (Ruedrich et al., 2002; Ruedrich, 2003; Siegesmund et al., 2000; Ozguven and Ozcelik, 2014).”