Measuring of the Penetration Rate of Injection Gels during Remediation of Various Building Materials

Rostislav Drochytka; Jindřich Melichar; Pavel Dohnálek

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1000.219

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Measuring of the Penetration Rate of Injection Gels during Remediation of Various Building Materials

Abstract:

One of the most widespread method of redevelopment of wet masonry is additional creating of hydro-insulating screen in the material. This method has many advantages. In comparison to other procedures its application is quick, easy and has excellent final efficiency. Main object of this article is observing dependence of functionality of various injection gels in different types of masonry on conditions and states of their being.