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Effectiveness of crystalline admixtures and lime/cement coated granules in engineered self-healing capacity of lime mortars

De Nardi, C. ; Bullo, S. ; Ferrara, L. ; Ronchin, L. ; Vavasori, A.

Materials and structures, 2017-08, Vol.50 (4), p.1, Article 191 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Dordrecht: Springer Netherlands

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Effectiveness of crystalline admixtures and lime/cement coated granules in engineered self-healing capacity of lime mortars
Autor: De Nardi, C. ; Bullo, S. ; Ferrara, L. ; Ronchin, L. ; Vavasori, A.
Assuntos: Additives ; Admixtures ; Building construction ; Building Materials ; Cements ; Civil Engineering ; Coating effects ; Compatibility ; Compressive strength ; Cracking (fracturing) ; Cracks ; Crystal structure ; Damage ; Durability ; Encapsulation ; Engineering ; Fracture mechanics ; Granular materials ; Hardening ; Healing ; Historical buildings ; Machines ; Manufacturing ; Masonry ; Materials Science ; Microcracks ; Mortars (material) ; Original Article ; Processes ; Restoration ; Solid Mechanics ; Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
É parte de: Materials and structures, 2017-08, Vol.50 (4), p.1, Article 191
Descrição: Recently, the use of lime mortars in the restoration of historic buildings has found a renewed interest because they can guarantee the required mechanical, chemical and physical compatibility with the existing substrate. Spontaneous occurrence of self-healing phenomena in lime-based mortars is well known; the possibility of engineering the self-healing capacity, through tailored additions, is therefore of the utmost interest with the aim of enhancing the durability of the building masonry restoration works. This work proposes a system for the evaluation of the self-healing capacity with reference to traditional and advanced lime mortars. The autogenous healing capacity of a reference lime mortar has been first of all evaluated. Then, the possibility of engineering the aforementioned capacity has also assessed, through both commercial crystalline admixtures and tailored encapsulated additives. These should work according to a twofold mechanism: first, the coated granules envelope a core of lime mortar with purpose of making it inert during the hardening phase. Secondly, once the coated granules rupture upon cracking and damage of the mortar, the reactive binder is released and undergoes a delayed hardening, which is responsible of the healing phenomena. The results show that the mortar is able to heal micro-cracks; moreover, the addition of the crystalline admixture enhances this capacity. The different kinds of employed coated granules were also able to induce a sensible self-healing, but they decrease the instantaneous compressive strength.
Editor: Dordrecht: Springer Netherlands
Idioma: Inglês

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Effectiveness of crystalline admixtures and lime/cement coated granules in engineered self-healing capacity of lime mortars

De Nardi, C. ; Bullo, S. ; Ferrara, L. ; Ronchin, L. ; Vavasori, A.

Dordrecht: Springer Netherlands

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