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Scum and efflorescence on brick and masonry
Efflorescence and scum can be ascribed to soluble salts in raw clay and to soluble salts formed during drying and firing; formation may be prevented by eliminating sulphur dioxide from drying installations; maintaining high temperature in driers, rapid circulation of air, and keeping moisture content low. (See also Tonindustrie-Zeitung vol. 54, n 100 Dec. 15 1930 pp. 1554-1555)
Scum and efflorescence on brick and masonry
Efflorescence and scum can be ascribed to soluble salts in raw clay and to soluble salts formed during drying and firing; formation may be prevented by eliminating sulphur dioxide from drying installations; maintaining high temperature in driers, rapid circulation of air, and keeping moisture content low. (See also Tonindustrie-Zeitung vol. 54, n 100 Dec. 15 1930 pp. 1554-1555)
Scum and efflorescence on brick and masonry
Untersuchungen ueber Ausschlaege und Ausbluehungen an Ziegeln und Mauerwerk
1931
Article (Journal)
English
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Scum and efflorescence on brick and masonry
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