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Lime Mortars Modified by Fine Ground Brick Body
Šmerdová, Ludmila ; Vyšvařil, Martin (referee) ; Rovnaníková, Pavla (advisor)
Natural pozzolanic materials played an important role in Ancient architecture. In the last decades and nowadays it is artifical pozzolan which especially finds its use as an additive to mortar and concrete to improve some, especially the mechanical properties. This master thesis deals with study of pozzolan type of fine brick powder which is a by-product of the production of calibrated bricks. Along with studying pozzolanic activity of brick powder, lime mortar with different proportions of brick powder as an additive or replacement of lime dust are investigated. What is observed is its impact on the consistency of these mortar, water absorption, strength in time or fracture-mechanical parameters of mortar. The results may indicate the possible potential use of this source of pozzolanic admixture in lime mortar and plaster which are nowadays mainly used for the restoration of facades of historic buildings.
Characterization of mortars and plasters of pre-Romanesque architecture of Great Moravia
Válek, Jan ; Skružná, Olga ; Kozlovcev, Petr ; Frankeová, Dita ; Viani, Alberto
The document contains archaeological samples from excavation in the building of the Palace in Mikulčice. The results include the characterization of used raw materials, their input ratio and a their description in order to specify their provenance.
Lime Mortars Modified by Fine Ground Brick Body
Šmerdová, Ludmila ; Vyšvařil, Martin (referee) ; Rovnaníková, Pavla (advisor)
Natural pozzolanic materials played an important role in Ancient architecture. In the last decades and nowadays it is artifical pozzolan which especially finds its use as an additive to mortar and concrete to improve some, especially the mechanical properties. This master thesis deals with study of pozzolan type of fine brick powder which is a by-product of the production of calibrated bricks. Along with studying pozzolanic activity of brick powder, lime mortar with different proportions of brick powder as an additive or replacement of lime dust are investigated. What is observed is its impact on the consistency of these mortar, water absorption, strength in time or fracture-mechanical parameters of mortar. The results may indicate the possible potential use of this source of pozzolanic admixture in lime mortar and plaster which are nowadays mainly used for the restoration of facades of historic buildings.
High-performance and compatible lime mortars for extreme application in restoration, repair and preventive maintenance of architectural heritage: final report
Kabele, P. ; Slížková, Zuzana
The final report describes progress and achieved results of the project, which was focused on development of new high-performance and compatible mortars for extreme application in restoration, repair and preventive maintenance of architectural heritage, development of numerical tools for their optimization and simulation and verification of their application on model historical objects. The materials were developed so as to achieve higher effectiveness and prolonged durability compared to classical lime mortars.
High-performance and compatible lime mortars for extreme application in restoration, repair and preventive maintenance of architectural heritage: final report redacted
Kabele, P. ; Slížková, Zuzana
The final report describes progress and achieved results of the project, which was focused on development of new high-performance and compatible mortars for extreme application in restoration, repair and preventive maintenance of architectural heritage, development of numerical tools for their optimization and simulation and verification of their application on model historical objects. The materials were developed so as to achieve higher effectiveness and prolonged durability compared to classical lime mortars.
Lime composite reinforced with organic fibres
Drdácký, Miloš ; Michoinová, D.
Paper presents selected results of research into a complex influence of addition of natural fibres (horse and goat hair), natural fibrous particles (saw dust) and modern polypropylene fibres on some material characteristics of lime mortars. There are presented recommendations for use of such mortars in conservation practice.

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