Verification of Mineral Particles Deposition in Wooden Construction Elements by Thermal Analysis

Tereza Majstríková; Jana Daňková; Miroslava Škopcová

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.776.9

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Preface

Application of Thermal Analysis for the Quantification of Mineralization in Surface Wooden Layers
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Verification of Mineral Particles Deposition in Wooden Construction Elements by Thermal Analysis
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Impact of Thermal and Moisture Expansion on Design of Wooden Façade Elements for Retrofitting of Buildings
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The Comparison of Moisture Balance of Diffusion-Open and Diffusion-Closed Structure of a Building Envelope
p.23

Validation of Orthotropic Parameters of Timber by Means of Elastic Layer Theory
p.29

Influence of Coarse Aggregate Grain Size on Frost Resistance of Concrete
p.37

Methods Appropriate for Determination of the Prescribed Reinforcement of the Elements of Reinforced Concrete Structures - Nowadays Used Methods
p.41

Monitoring of Selected Physical and Thermal Properties of Lightweight Concrete Based on Recycled Foam Plastics
p.46

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Verification of Mineral Particles Deposition in Wooden Construction Elements by Thermal Analysis

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Wooden construction elements are exposed to many degradation factors during their use that result in structural changes. Structural changes, such as mineral particle depositions, also occur in contact with mineral solutions, which is typical for wooden elements that are partly or completely infiltrated by mine water. In this article, a mine timbering obtained from historical mining galleries in the area of Zlaté Hory is examined to verify specimen authenticity based on mineralization quantification by thermal analysis.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 776)

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Tereza Majstríková*, Jana Daňková, Miroslava Škopcová

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Authenticity Material, Mine Timbering, Thermal Analysis

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