MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE STRENGTHENING OF HISTORIC MASONRY BY THE DEEP GROUT INJECTION AND SURFACE PENETRATION METHOD
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https://doi.org/10.14311/CEJ.2020.04.0051Keywords:
Masonry, Grouting, Cracks, Cavities, Brick, Stone, Experimental campaignAbstract
The grouting of historic masonry with degraded binders or masonry units, masonry with insufficient load-bearing capacity, masonry damaged by cracks, with a high void content and cavities and multi-leaf masonry is one of the rehabilitation methods of masonry frequently applied in practice, restoring its integrity and increasing its load-bearing capacity.
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