Pore System and Hydric Properties of Two Different Lime Plasters with Finely Crushed Brick

Monika Čáchová; Eva Vejmelková; Kirill Polozhiy; Robert Černý

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.675-676.597

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Pore System and Hydric Properties of Two Different Lime Plasters with Finely Crushed Brick

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Two different lime plasters with finely crushed brick are studied in this article. In the first plaster the pozzolan mixture was used as silica sand while in the second it was dosed as replacement of the lime substitute and silica sand (the substitution levels being 20% and 50%). Classic lime plaster was used as a reference material. Studied parameters were basic physical properties (measured by water vacuum saturation and by helium pycnometry), characterization of pore system (by mercury porosimetry) and transport of liquid water.

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Monika Čáchová*, Eva Vejmelková, Kirill Polozhiy, Robert Černý

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Basic Physical Properties, Crushed Brick, Hydric Properties, Lime Plaster, Pore System

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