Lime mortars modified towards higher resistance to the influence of water-soluble salts - New possibilities for architectural monuments' restoration

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angličtina
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Lime mortars modified towards higher resistance to the influence of water-soluble salts - New possibilities for architectural monuments' restoration
Original language description
Water-soluble salts are a major cause of damage to plasters in objects of architectural heritage. Two procedures commonly employed to reduce the content in salt in objects are to decrease of the humidity in the object and desalination. These procedures are often effective, but cannot be applied on objects which cannot be isolated from capillary rising water. Similarly, very high levels of contamination with salts cannot be treated using desalination. The disproportionatly high costs of these methods also limits their application. Thus, such problems are mainly solved through the use of renovation plasters. However, these are not always appropriate due to characteristics such as their hardness and colour etc. Modified porous plasters might be an alternative solution in such cases. Plasters can be modified by the replacement of the classical filler with the filler being replaced by a porous aggregate such as Liapor, Perlite, pumice from Germany and Greece and zeolite which have a higher
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Publication year
2011
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S - Úplné a pravdivé údaje o projektu nepodléhají ochraně podle zvláštních právních předpisů

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