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Analysis of the size of sandstone particles from the Cathedrals of Salamanca. Independence between granulometry and deterioration

M. T. Martín Patino / F. Madruga / J. Saavedra

11 sandstone samples from the cathedrals of Salamanca were analysed granulometrically. The study was to establish whether there is a direct connection between the particle size of such stone and the surface deterioration of some of the ashlars in the facades. This was carried out with the help of diffraction spectrometry by laser beams. The results show that there is no connection between the nature of the stone texture and their degree of surface deterioration.

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Analysis of the size of sandstone particles from the Cathedrals of Salamanca. Independence between granulometry and deterioration

M. T. Martín Patino / F. Madruga / J. Saavedra

11 sandstone samples from the cathedrals of Salamanca were analysed granulometrically. The study was to establish whether there is a direct connection between the particle size of such stone and the surface deterioration of some of the ashlars in the facades. This was carried out with the help of diffraction spectrometry by laser beams. The results show that there is no connection between the nature of the stone texture and their degree of surface deterioration.

Analysis of the size of sandstone particles from the Cathedrals of Salamanca. Independence between granulometry and deterioration

M. T. Martín Patino / F. Madruga / J. Saavedra

11 sandstone samples from the cathedrals of Salamanca were analysed granulometrically. The study was to establish whether there is a direct connection between the particle size of such stone and the surface deterioration of some of the ashlars in the facades. This was carried out with the help of diffraction spectrometry by laser beams. The results show that there is no connection between the nature of the stone texture and their degree of surface deterioration.

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Title:

Analysis of the size of sandstone particles from the Cathedrals of Salamanca. Independence between granulometry and deterioration

Contributors:

M. T. Martín Patino (author) / F. Madruga (author) / J. Saavedra (author)

Published in:

Materiales de Construccion, Vol 44, Iss 233, Pp 5-21 (1994)

Publication date:

1994

ISSN:

0465-2746 , 1988-3226

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.3989/mc.1994.v44.i233.593

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

Unknown

Keywords:

Materials of engineering and construction. Mechanics of materials , TA401-492

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