Adherence Evaluation in Tile-Mortar Interface

Sandro Botas; Rosário Veiga; Ana Luísa Velosa

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.730-732.403

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Adherence Evaluation in Tile-Mortar Interface

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This article deals with some of preliminary tests to study the adherence mechanism of lime mortars to late XIX^th Century tiles. The bond between them is mainly physical. A water absorption by capillary test and a suction test were performed to study the parameters of mortar penetration in tiles porosity. The old tiles seem to have a higher porosity than new ones. Some of the new specimens can be used to simulate the old tiles in future tests without applying partially destructive tests to historical objects.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 730-732)

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Sandro Botas, Rosário Veiga, Ana Luísa Velosa

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Adherence, Bond Strength, Lime Mortar, Tile

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