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ČERNÝ, R. TOTOVÁ, M. PODĚBRADSKÁ, J. TOMAN, J. DRCHALOVÁ, J.
Original Title
Thermal and hygric properties of Portland cement mortar after high-temperature exposure combined with compressive stress
Type
journal article - other
Language
English
Original Abstract
Thermal conductivity , water vapor permeability , and liquid moisture diffusivity of cement mortar are measured on specimens subjected to four types of pre-treatment , namely, mechanically loaded to 90% of compressive strength, thermally loaded by subjecting to a temperature of 800 C for 2h, and loaded both mechanically and thermally. The values of ë and e are found to depend very significantly on the loading mode. The maximum differences observed compared to the unloaded samples are almost one order of magnitude for ë and as much as three orders of magnitude for e. In contrast, the values of ä are found to increase by only about 40% compared to the basic unloaded material, it is proposed that the observed large differences in ë and e are due to the formation of cracks and the increase of total pore volume, which were shown by visual analysis and mercury porosimetry.
Key words in English
Transport properties, Hygric properties, Mercury porosimetry, Thermal analysis
Authors
ČERNÝ, R.; TOTOVÁ, M.; PODĚBRADSKÁ, J.; TOMAN, J.; DRCHALOVÁ, J.
Released
1. 1. 2003
ISBN
0008-8846
Periodical
Cement and Concrete Research
Number
33
State
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Pages from
1347
Pages to
1355
Pages count
9
BibTex
@article{BUT41849, author="Robert {Černý} and Michaela {Totová} and Jitka {Poděbradská} and Jan {Toman} and Jaroslava {Drchalová} and Pavla {Rovnaníková}", title="Thermal and hygric properties of Portland cement mortar after high-temperature exposure combined with compressive stress", journal="Cement and Concrete Research", year="2003", number="33", pages="9", issn="0008-8846" }