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Use of carbon dioxide to reduce efflorescence on asbestos-cement shingles
Report on experimental work with carbon dioxide gas to reduce efflorescence on asbes-tos-cement shingles; effect of different arrangements of shingles for exposure to carbon dioxide; effect of age and density of shingles; effect of temperature and moisture content on depth to which reactions occurred.
Use of carbon dioxide to reduce efflorescence on asbestos-cement shingles
Report on experimental work with carbon dioxide gas to reduce efflorescence on asbes-tos-cement shingles; effect of different arrangements of shingles for exposure to carbon dioxide; effect of age and density of shingles; effect of temperature and moisture content on depth to which reactions occurred.
Use of carbon dioxide to reduce efflorescence on asbestos-cement shingles
Am Concrete Inst -- J
Hutchcroft, C.R. (author) / Anderson, H.R. (author)
1941
8 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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