Les mortiers de rejointoiement pour la conservation des maçonneries anciennes

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DOIResolve DOI: https://doi.org/10.4224/23001369
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  1. National Research Council of Canada. NRC Institute for Research in Construction
FormatText, Technical Report
Series titleRapport de recherche (Institut de recherche en construction (Canada)); no. RR-225F
Physical description21 p.
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The properties of repointing mortars for older masonry assemblies as well as their on-site installation practices are somewhat different than those typically used in modern masonry construction. Inappropriate repointing materials and execution practices can result in permanent damage to older masonry assemblies,affecting their aesthetics qualities, heritage value, performance and service life. This paper provides architects, engineers, masons, contractors, property owners and managers with a better appreciation of key considerations for durable repointing mortars that contribute to the preservation of Canada's older masonry buildings.
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NPARC number23001369
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