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SOKOLÁŘ, R.
Originální název
Effect of calcite on the Brick Body Closing
Anglický název
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Originální abstrakt
The impermeability to water is an important property of clay roof tiles. The decrease of the permeability of the brick body to water with the time is a typical feature of the brick body closing process. Thus, test samples from two different types of mixtures of raw materials for the production of clay roof tiles in the Czech Republic fired in a laboratory kiln at temperatures of 800, 900 and 1,000 C were tested with respect to their permeability to water and porosity. The brick body closing process especially is influenced by the content of free CaO. After firing at lower temperatures, the body based on brick clay with a high content of calcite shows a considerable closing. The body closing is caused by the hydration of free calcium oxide CaO originating from the calcite decomposition and from the formation of calcium hydrate Ca(OH)2 that closes the capillary pores in the body after increasing its volume compared to CaO.
Anglický abstrakt
Klíčová slova
calcite, brick body closing, water permeability, porosity
Klíčová slova v angličtině
Autoři
Rok RIV
2011
Vydáno
17.03.2010
Nakladatel
Vereinegte verlagsanstalten GmbH
Místo
Dusseldorf
ISSN
0020-5214
Periodikum
INTERCERAM
Svazek
59
Číslo
2
Stát
Spolková republika Německo
Strany od
123
Strany do
127
Strany počet
5
BibTex
@article{BUT50314, author="Radomír {Sokolář}", title="Effect of calcite on the Brick Body Closing", journal="INTERCERAM", year="2010", volume="59", number="2", pages="123--127", issn="0020-5214" }