Impact of External Environment on Long-Term Mechanical Properties of Plasters

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The contribution deals with three years impact of environment on properties of selected plasters. Three commercial lime-cement plasters were subjected to real Central European environment and their mechanical properties were monitored in time. The results were interpreted by help of mercury intrusion porosimetry. The results proved expected positive influence of lime carbonation on mechanical properties in short-time horizon while longer environmental exposition reduced them.

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