42768
Editor
Gauri, K.L.; Gwinn, J.A.
Title Of Article Chaper
On the strength and deformation properties of Indiana limestone and concrete in the presence of salts
Title Of Journal Book
Fourth international congress on the deterioration and preservation of stone objects. Louisville, July 7-9, 1982. Proceedings
Pages
57-76
Publisher
University of Louisville
Publisher City
Louisville
Language Of Text
English
Language Of Summary
English
Literature Type
Monograph
Literature Level
Analytic
Meeting
International Congress on Deterioration and Preservation of Stone (4th)
Meeting City
Louisville
Abstract
Salts comprised of sulfates and chlorides can deteriorate concrete and natural stones. Chlorides and sulfates can combine with the free lime in concrete. In the case of natural stones, the deterioration occurs due to repeated crystallization and hydration of these salts. Sodium nitrate did not produce deterioration on either material.
Keywords
Stone, deterioration; salt, crystallization test; cement concrete, deterioration chemical; cement concrete, deterioration; stone, deterioration salt crystallization ICCROM -- ICCROM
pub_id
42768
Meeting Date
19820707-19820709