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Artificial weathering of stone by heating
Elisa Franzoni
, Enrico Sassoni
, George W. Scherer
, Sonia Naidu
Civil & Environmental Engineering
Princeton University
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Artificial Weathering
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Lithotypes
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High Temperature
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Tensile Strength
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Highly Porous
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Water Absorption
50%
Water-saturated
50%
Pietra Serena
50%
Saturated Specimens
50%
Globigerina Limestone
50%
Mechanical Properties
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Heating Process
25%
Room Temperature
25%
Different Characteristics
25%
Complementary Method
25%
Clay Minerals
25%
Microstructural Characteristics
25%
Dynamic Modulus
25%
Open Water
25%
Water Dynamics
25%
Heating Temperature
25%
Open Porosity
25%
Compressive Strength
25%
Pore Size Distribution
25%
Siena
25%
Terra
25%
Low Porosity
25%
Thermal Deformation
25%
Static Modulus
25%
Microstructural Alterations
25%
Mechanical Alteration
25%
Physical Modification
25%
Mineralogical Composition
25%
Physical Transformation
25%
Giallo
25%
Static Tensile
25%
Quartz Sandstone
25%
Porous Limestone
25%
Calcite Crystals
25%
Stone Consolidants
25%
Static Compressive Strength
25%
Calcareous Sandstone
25%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Porosity
100%
Lithotype
80%
Tensile Strength
40%
Sandstone
40%
Compressive Strength
40%
Calcite
20%
Room Temperature
20%
Clay Mineral
20%
Chemical Engineering
Calcite
100%
Clay Mineral
100%
Material Science
Ultimate Tensile Strength
100%
Pore Size Distribution
50%
Phase Composition
50%