Rehabilitation Of Hydraulic Masonry Heritage Structures: Injection Of Special Cement-based Grouts And Tomographic Control
Price
Free (open access)
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Volume
55
Pages
10
Published
2001
Size
1,110 kb
Paper DOI
10.2495/STR010511
Copyright
WIT Press
Author(s)
G. Ballivy, S. Perret, J. Rhazi, D. Palardy, R. Laporte & E. Gagnon
Abstract
Repairing historical masonry structures by grout injection is very important since it involves preserving the historical character of the structure while restoring and repairing it to ensure its structural integrity. Different pilot tests in hydraulic conditions have been conducted and several mixes with Portland cement and microfine cement (both with admixtures) were used. The quality control of grouting is a necessity to make sure that the objectives of consolidation by injection are achieved without damaging the structure by excessive grout pressure. Water tests before and after grouting are an effec
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