Thermal effect on the physical properties of carbonate rocks

By H. Yavuz, S. Demirdag, Ş. Caran. 2010

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Experimental Investigation of the Mechanical Behavior in Unloading Conditions of Sandstone After High-Temperature Treatment (2016, background): “Sandstone is a non-homogeneous material composed of mineral grains, a bounding matrix, and pores, in which the geometry and density of pores and cracks will significantly influence the physical and mechanical properties (Darot and Reuschlé 2000; Yavuz et al. 2010).”
Physical and mechanical behaviors of a thermal-damaged coarse marble under uniaxial compression (2016, neutral): “Yavuz et al. (2010) investigated the effect of thermal damage on the physical properties of five carbonate rocks through examination of microstructure, bulk density, effective porosity, and P-wave velocity of the tested rocks.”
Effect of Thermal Treatment on the Dynamic Fracture Toughness of Laurentian Granite (2012, result): “This observation is very similar to those reported for a few other rock types (Yavuz et al. 2010) and can be explained by the fact that thermally induced micro-cracks can hardly be identified in the SEM photograph (Fig.”