Conservation of Historic Brick Structures

Herausgeber: Baer, Norbert; Livingstone, R a; Fitz, S.

• Gebundenes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

Despite the widespread use of brick construction throughout the world, there has been no investigation into its deterioration and durability. This book provides the results of a major international study led by West Germany which examines the causes of decay in addition to the treatment and methods of conserving brickwork and historic mortars.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
• Seitenzahl: 520
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. Oktober 1998
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 29mm
• Gewicht: 898g
• ISBN-13: 9781873394342
• ISBN-10: 1873394349
• Artikelnr.: 37194709

Autorenporträt

Norbert Baer, S. Fitz, R.A Livingstone

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction and research overview vBrick Masonry Technology v A brief
history of brickmaking in Northern Germany v Subsequent determination of
the firing temperature of historic brick v Degradation Mechanisms v Causes
and mechanisms of the decay of historic brick buildings in Northern Germany
v Indoor brick damage: investigation of the roles of pore size and salts v
Stages of damage in the structure of brick due to salt crystallization v
Influence of salt content on the drying behavior of brick v Bioreceptivity
and biodeterioration of brick structures vDiagnosis of Damage v Application
of NDE to masonry structures: current technology and future needs v
Development and application of acoustic tomography to masonry v
Quantitative X-ray diffraction analysis of hand-molded brick v A damage
atlas and questionnaire for evaluation of deterioration of ancient brick
masonry structure vField Studies, Laboratory Tests and Modeling v Decay of
brickwork surfaces: laboratory tests and study on outdoor full-scale models
v Application of neutron scattering techniques to the investigation of
brick and mortar v Transport of salt solutions in brickwork v Influence of
brick microstructure on the characteristics of mortar v Mortars and
Renderings v Characterization of ancient mortars from Germany and the
Netherlands v Gypsum and lime mortars of historic German brick buildings:
analytical results and restoration material requirements v Characterization
of mortars and plasters from historic monuments in Turkey v Air pollution
trends in Germany v Influence of air pollutants on renderings: experimental
protocols and background v Influence of air pollutants on renderings:
exposure tests v Influence of air pollutants on renderings: reaction zones
on buildings vs orientation v Salt-induced gypsum formation on renderings v
Conservation Treatments and Materials v Adobe brick of an ancient city wall
in Reggio Calabria v Water-repellent treatment on the brick wall of the
external facade of the Scrovegni Chapel in Padua v Water-resistant
gypsum-lime mortars for the restoration of historic brick buildings v
Injection grouting for the repair of brick masonry v Desalination of
brickwork and other porous media v Weathering and conservation of north
German terracotta: Schwerin Castle as a case study v Change in
physico-technical characteristics by modifying the material composition v
Case Studies v Measuring moisture content in the Gothic brick masonry of
the Luebecker Ratsbierkeller v Conservation of St Pancras Chambers,
designed as the Midland Grand Hotel v Desalination of brick masonry and
consolidation treatment in the Crypt of S. Marco Basilica v Influence of
effective material properties on dynamic analysis and earthquake response
of Hagia Sophia v Deterioration and restoration of brickwork at the Octagon
House, Washington, D.C. v Diagnosis of salt damage at a smokehouse in
Colonial Williamsburg v Uppark: a case study in fire damage to brickwork v
Historic plasters of village churches in Brandenburg v Bricks under the
influence of huge salt immissions: buildings of a Thuringian potash mine v
Appendices, Indexes.