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Development of Thermal Insulation, Capillary Active Plasters Suitable for Historical Buildings
The paper describes the results of research in the field of thermal insulation plasters suitable for thermal insulation and rehabilitation of historical buildings. The aim was to develop energy-efficient, lightweight plasters, using both common and alternative binders. These were mainly materials based on lime slurry and light porous aggregates that are compatible with the original plaster and masonry materials. These materials are, given their high porosity, capillary active materials and can therefore be used in the restoration of historical buildings, which are often burdened with higher moisture.
Development of Thermal Insulation, Capillary Active Plasters Suitable for Historical Buildings
The paper describes the results of research in the field of thermal insulation plasters suitable for thermal insulation and rehabilitation of historical buildings. The aim was to develop energy-efficient, lightweight plasters, using both common and alternative binders. These were mainly materials based on lime slurry and light porous aggregates that are compatible with the original plaster and masonry materials. These materials are, given their high porosity, capillary active materials and can therefore be used in the restoration of historical buildings, which are often burdened with higher moisture.
Development of Thermal Insulation, Capillary Active Plasters Suitable for Historical Buildings
Advanced Materials Research ; 1122 ; 35-38
2015-08-03
4 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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