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A ‘Sandwich’ Specimen Preparation and Testing Procedure for the Evaluation of Non-Structural Injection Grouts for the Re-Adhesion of Historic Plasters
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Non-structural injection grouting aims to stabilise delaminated plaster by introducing in the void, typically between delaminate plaster layers, a compatible adhesive material with bulking propert....Abstract:
Non-structural injection grouting aims to stabilise delaminated plaster by introducing in the void, typically between delaminated plaster layers, a compatible adhesive material with bulking propert...read more
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Mortars and plasters—how to manage mortars and plasters conservation
TL;DR: The use of mortars and plasters has been widespread in many cultures for thousands of years and these materials are found in the vast majority of built cultural heritage as mentioned in this paper, and they play a crucial role in the preservation of immovable heritage and must be taken into consideration when conserving historical buildings.
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Assessment of Laboratory and Field Testing Methods in Lime-based Grouts for the Consolidation of Architectural Surfaces
TL;DR: Lime-based grouts are usually applied for the consolidation and strengthening of historic structures as mentioned in this paper, and they can be applied on architectural surfaces (renders, plasters, murals, wall mosaics).
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Innovative Water-Reduced Injection Grouts for the Stabilisation of Wall Paintings in the Hadi Rani Mahal, Nagaur, India: Design, Testing and Implementation
TL;DR: The design and evaluation of site-specific injection grouts for the stabilisation of delaminated wall paintings is often challenging to perform in situ, due to constraints such as time, availabilit... as mentioned in this paper.
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Effect of Ultralight Filler on the Properties of Hydrated Lime Injection Grout for the Consolidation of Detached Historic Decorative Plasters.
TL;DR: In this study, thin-walled soda–lime–borosilicate glass microspheres were used as a density-reducing constituent in hydrated lime grout mixtures and the resistance of the grout to freezing–thawing and heating–cooling cycles using distilled water or salt solution is highly improved when themicrospheres are present.
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The Influence of Dry Hydrated Limes on the Fresh and Hardened Properties of Architectural Injection Grout.
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors compared the influences of three commercially available dry hydrated limes on the injection grouts' workability and mechanical properties and found that the lime injection grout properties were higher in relation to an increase in the content of portlandite and the Blaine specific surface area of the dry hydrate.
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Experimental applications of mortars with pozzolanic additions: Characterization and performance evaluation
TL;DR: Pinto et al. as mentioned in this paper used lime mortars with pozzolanic additives to render the walls of the Fortresses of Lisbon, Portugal, and compared them with some comparison mortars.
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Competition between Hydration and Carbonation in Hydraulic Lime and Lime-Pozzolana Mortars
TL;DR: A combined reaction of hydration and carbonation takes place in hydraulic lime and lime-pozzolana mortars as discussed by the authors, and the degree and the order of these reactions are strongly influenced by the moisture content.
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Cholesterol succinyl chitosan anchored liposomes: preparation, characterization, physical stability, and drug release behavior
TL;DR: Cholesterol succinyl chitosan anchored liposomes (CALs) as delivery vehicles are characterized in this work, including their physical stability and drug release behavior in vitro.
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Composition and compatibility requirements of mineral repair mortars for stone – A review
TL;DR: In this paper, some mineral repair mortar design philosophies are approached, followed by the requirements set for a plastic repair mortar for stone, and an answer was found when examining several articles that discuss the compatibility tolerance plane.
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Experimental study on the performance of lime-based grouts used in consolidating historic masonries
TL;DR: In this paper, traditional binders such as hydrated lime, pozzolan, clay and brick dust have been used as constituents of grout mixtures, which were modified with cement and admixtures.