Atmospheric deterioration of ancient and modern hydraulic mortars

By C. Sabbioni, G. Zappia, C. Riontino, M. Blanco-Varela, J. Aguilera, F. Puertas, Koen Van Balen, E. Toumbakari. 2001

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Subfields: Archeology, Conservation, Earth-Surface Processes

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• MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF NATURAL HYDRAULIC LIME-BASED MORTARS (2004, background): “The content of impurities, as silica (SiO2) and alumina (Al2O3) mainly, is the responsible for this effect [1-3].”
• Study of the mechanical behavior of masonry repair lime-based mortars cured and exposed under different conditions (2006, background): “By exposing mortar samples at different environmental conditions, different aspects of this durability were considered: outside exposure (urban atmosphere) [8], SO2 pollutant exposure [9-12], weathering cycles (in a climatic chamber) [13,14] or freezing-thawing cycles [15,16].”