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Limestone crystallization
Crystallization of sodium sulfate salts in limestone
2008年7月11日 Crystallization pressure of salt crystals growing in confined pores is found to be the main cause for damage to stone and masonry In this work, the crystallization of sodium 2023年4月17日 This study evaluates the potential ability of alkoxysilanes and phosphatebased treatments (DAP) regarding shortterm compatibility with a historic porous limestone This Damaging effects of salt crystallization on a porous limestone after 2012年11月25日 Crystallization pressure increases with the supersaturation of the solution, which may result from rapid drying and/or decrease in temperature Salts with a tendency to achieve higher(PDF) Mechanisms of damage by salt ResearchGate2014年4月1日 The crystallization processes of two anhydrous salts (NaCl and Na 2 SO 4) and one hydrated (sodium sulfate) salt in the pore space of a natural building stone, Savonnières Crystallization of hydrated and anhydrous salts in porous
Salt Crystallization in Limestone: Materials Decay and
2024年8月11日 Salt crystallization is a particularly relevant issue in the conservation of limestones used in Cultural Heritage sites In this study, various facies of limestones were characterized through porosimetric and mechanical 2020年4月18日 Ruiz Agudo et al studied the templateassisted crystallization of sodium and magnesium sulfates (Na 2 SO 4 and MgSO 4) in the presence of Iceland Spar (calcite, CaCO 3) single crystals and within limestone “directed” Molecular Crystallization Inhibitors for Salt Damage 2010年1月1日 Limestone is very susceptible to the aggressive action of salts This paper describes the current understanding of the mechanisms by which salt crystallization causes Mechanisms of damage by salt Limestone in the Built Physical degradation due to salt crystallization is modeled using a continuousdiscontinuous framework The model covers heat, water and salt transport processes, salt crystallization, Salt transport and crystallization ETH Z
The role of saline solution properties on porous limestone salt
2006年9月13日 The crystallization of sodium and magnesium sulfate within a porous limestone has been studied at a macro and microscale using different techniques, including mercury 2017年4月22日 The crystallization of soluble salts within the pores of building materials, such as stone, is widely accepted as an important cause of decay [1, 3, 5, 10, 12, 20]Conservation and repair of stone structures and monuments suffering from salt crystallization can be a costly and timeconsuming practiceTracing the Salt Crystallization Front in Limestone Using the 2007年1月1日 Stone properties and weathering induced by salt crystallization of Maltese Globigerina Limestone January 2007 Geological Society London Special Publications 271(1):189198Stone properties and weathering induced by salt 2015年8月12日 The deterioration of a stone material is related to its pore structure, which affects the interaction between surface and environmental agents Indeed, salt crystallization is one of the most dangerous weathering agents in porous building materials The crystallization pressure of salt crystals, growing in confined pores, is found to be the main cause for damage The New insights on the consolidation of salt weathered limestone:
Crystallization of sodium sulfate salts in limestone ResearchGate
2009年1月1日 crystallization on Cordova Cream limestone during a capillary rise test is described by Scherer (2004a, b) Tsui et al (2003) showed that the crystallization of mirabilite is alsoDOI: 101016/JJMPS201309005 Corpus ID: ; Deformation and damage due to dryinginduced salt crystallization in porous limestone @article{Derluyn2014DeformationAD, title={Deformation and damage due to dryinginduced salt crystallization in porous limestone}, author={Hannelore Derluyn and Peter Moonen and Jan Carmeliet}, journal={Journal of The Deformation and damage due to dryinginduced salt crystallization 2014年4月1日 The crystallization processes of two anhydrous salts (NaCl and Na 2 SO 4) and one hydrated (sodium sulfate) salt in the pore space of a natural building stone, Savonnières limestone, are studiedWe imaged the salt solution distribution before and after crystallization and the solid crystal distribution in between repeated crystallization cycles using synchrotron Xray Crystallization of hydrated and anhydrous salts in porous limestone Crystallization pressure of salt crystals growing in confined pores is found to be the main cause for damage to stone and masonry In this work, the crystallization of sodium sulfate salts in Cordova Cream and Indiana limestones is investigated using differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) and dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA)Crystallization of sodium sulfate salts in limestone
The chemomechanics of crystallization during rewetting of limestone
2011年6月1日 As water wicks into the limestone, thenardite dissolves and mirabilite precipitates The limestone expands from the pressure exerted by the salt resulting in deflection of the composite, and the stresses can be obtained from an elastic analysis Synchrotron xray diffraction reveals the dissolution–crystallization rate2022年5月1日 The present paper studied the effectiveness of some crystallization inhibitors as a preventive method to limestone from salt damage Amino trimethylene phosphonic acid (ATMP), polyacrylic acid (PA), and citric acid (CA) were evaluated as inhibitors against sodium sulfate and sodium chloride salts crystallizations into limestone (micrite)The effectiveness of some crystallization inhibitors in preventing Professor Heather Viles provides a highly informative but accessible review of current scientific knowledge on salt crystallisation in historic masonry Drawing on 20 years of field and laboratory research, her article provides an overview of the mechanisms through which salts cause deterioration in historic stonework, and current best practice in the diagnosis, monitoring, Salt Crystallisation in Masonry Building Conservation2010年1月1日 Limestone is very susceptible to the aggressive action of salts This paper describes the current understanding of the mechanisms by which salt crystallization causes damage to limestone Crystallization pressure increases with the supersaturation of the solution, which may result from rapid drying and/or decrease in temperatureMechanisms of damage by salt Limestone in the Built
The effectiveness of some crystallization inhibitors in preventing
2022年5月1日 The present paper studied the effectiveness of some crystallization inhibitors as a preventive method to limestone from salt damage Amino trimethylene phosphonic acid (ATMP), polyacrylic acid (PA), and citric acid (CA) were evaluated as inhibitors against sodium sulfate and sodium chloride salts crystallizations into limestone (micrite)2023年9月29日 This study focuses on the damage caused by salt crystallization and the associated weathering processes in Crazannes limestone during storage The main objective was to understand the factors contributing to the Salt Crystallization on Crazannes Limestone in a Long 2021年4月13日 The durability of consolidated highly porous limestones was tested after salt and freeze–thaw cycles Three porous limestone lithotypes that were commonly used in construction in the CentralEuropean region during previous centuries were selected for the tests Specimens of Miocene limestone were consolidated with four different types of ethyl silicabased Freeze–Thaw and Salt Crystallization Durability of Silica Acid As water wicks into the limestone, thenardite dissolves and mirabilite precipitates The limestone expands from the pressure exerted by the salt resulting in deflection of the composite, and the stresses can be obtained from an elastic analysis Synchrotron xray diffraction reveals the dissolution–crystallization rateThe chemomechanics of crystallization during rewetting of limestone
Chemomechanics of salt damage in stone Nature
2014年9月11日 The crystallization pressure exerted by salts growing in porous hosts plays a major role in the weathering of materials, in both the natural and built environment2023年9月29日 This study focuses on the damage caused by salt crystallization and the associated weathering processes in Crazannes limestone during storage(PDF) Salt Crystallization on Crazannes Limestone in a Long 2024年10月7日 The carbonate rocks found in the Lorestan province of Iran are widely used as building materials in historical bridges Unfortunately, the presence of salt decay poses a significant threat to the integrity of these building stones, often resulting in extensive damage to our architectural heritage This study investigates the behavior of two carbonate building The Effect of Salt Crystallization on Degradation of Limestones 2024年8月11日 Salt crystallization is a particularly relevant issue in the conservation of limestones used in Cultural Heritage sites In this study, various facies of limestones were characterized through porosimetric and mechanical tests The samples were subjected to experiments to determine their resistance to salt crystallization by verifying the number of Salt Crystallization in Limestone: Materials Decay and MDPI
(PDF) The evaluation of crystallization modifiers for controlling salt
2002年7月1日 Crystallization modifiers can significantly affect the capillary passage of dilute and concentrated solutions of sodium chloride and sodium sulfate through columns of limestoneFactors Influencing Location Several factors influence where limestone forms: Presence of Calcium Carbonate Source: Readily available dissolved calcium carbonate, either from seawater, freshwater, or weathering of carbonate How Limestone is Formed, Where Does it Form? – 2011年6月1日 As water wicks into the limestone, thenardite dissolves and mirabilite precipitates The limestone expands from the pressure exerted by the salt resulting in deflection of the composite, and the stresses can be obtained from an elastic analysis Synchrotron xray diffraction reveals the dissolution–crystallization rateThe chemomechanics of crystallization during rewetting of limestone crystallization in the pores of stones and bricks (Goudie and Viles 1997) Among the most destructive salts in nature is sodium sulfate The dramatic effect of sodium sulfate crystallization on Cordova Cream limestone during a capillary rise test is Crystallization of sodium sulfate salts in limestone Springer
Variations in capillary water absorption and porosity of some
2023年7月8日 As a building material, limestone is affected salt and acid solutions resulting from intense weather conditions over time In the present study, variations in capillary water absorption, porosity, physical changes, and internal rock decomposition mechanisms caused by salt crystallization and air pollutants (SOx and NOx) in sedimentary limestone from the Antalya 2012年11月25日 Limestone is very susceptible to the aggressive action of salts This paper describes the current understanding of the mechanisms by which salt crystallization causes damage to limestone(PDF) Mechanisms of damage by salt ResearchGateThe soft limestone has also been widely used over the millennia for elaborate and extensive sculptural motifs Salt crystallization is a major cause of weathering of mortars, Controlling crystallization damage by the use of salt inhibitors 2002年7月1日 The capillarity setup in Fig 1 is similar to that described by RodríguezNavarro and Doehne 〚2〛Typically, a tared 800 ml crystallization dish was placed on a balance and additives, salts, water, limestone column, and wax were added and weighed sequentiallyThe evaluation of crystallization modifiers for controlling salt
Mechanisms of damage by salt Princeton University
N2 Limestone is very susceptible to the aggressive action of salts This paper describes the current understanding of the mechanisms by which salt crystallization causes damage to limestone Crystallization pressure increases with the supersaturation of the solution, which may result from rapid drying and/or decrease in temperaturePDF On Apr 1, 2023, B Sena da Fonseca and others published Damaging effects of salt crystallization on a porous limestone after consolidation treatments Find, read and cite all the research Damaging effects of salt crystallization on a porous limestone The evaluation of crystallization modifiers for controlling salt damage to limestone Charles Selwitz a,*, Eric Doehne b a3631 Surfwood Road, Malibu, CA, 90265, USA bThe Getty Conservation The evaluation of crystallization modifiers for controlling salt 02115 Dep Bau, Umwelt und Geomatik / Dep of Civil, Env and Geomatic Eng 03806 Carmeliet, Jan / Carmeliet, JanSalt transport and crystallization in porous limestone
Geotechnical characterization of lowporous limestones
Scherer ( 2008) studied the crystallization of sodium sulfate salts in Cordova cream and Indiana limestones by dieren tial scanning calorimetry (DSC) and dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA) methods EspinosaMarzal et al (2011) performed salt crystallization tests on limestone and investigated the dissolution of thenardite and precipita2014年2月1日 This paper presents a computational model coupling heat, water and salt ion transport, salt crystallization, deformation and damage in porous materials We focus on crystallizationinduced damage The theory of poromechanics is employed to relate stress, induced by crystallization processes or hygrothermal origin, to the material's mechanical Deformation and damage due to dryinginduced salt crystallization in Limestone is very susceptible to the aggressive action of salts This paper describes the current understanding of the mechanisms by which salt crystallization causes damage to limestone Crystallization pressure increases with the supersaturation of the solution, which may result from rapid drying and/or decrease in temperatureMechanisms of damage by salt Geological Society, London, 2016年10月13日 This procedure includes general information on the characteristics and common uses of limestone and identifies typical problems associated with the material See also 0440001S for guidance on inspecting stone masonry failuresIntroductionLimestone is a sedimentary rock composed principally of calcium carbonate (calcite) or the double carbonate Limestone: Characteristics, Uses And Problem GSA
Hydration and Crystallization Pressure of Sodium Sulfate: a
Hydration and Crystallization Pressure of Sodium Sulfate: a Critical Review Volume 712 Effects of Alternate Wet and Dry Conditions on the Mechanical and Physical Performance of Limestone Calcined Clay Cement Mortars Immersed in Sodium Sulfate Media2015年8月7日 salt crystallization on degradation of limestone rocks Period Mineral 82:113–127 La Russa MF, Macchia A, Ruffolo SA, De Leo F, Barberio M, Barone(PDF) New insights on the consolidation of salt weathered limestone Semantic Scholar extracted view of "Salt transport and crystallization in porous limestone" by H Derluyn Skip to search form Skip to main content Skip to account menu Semantic Scholar's Logo 222,127,659 papers from all fields of science Sign In Create Free AccountSalt transport and crystallization in porous limestone2020年3月4日 With 3 mass% addition of limestone, the samples showed good densification and achieved a maximum (322 ± 013 g cm −3 for C series and 307 ± 019 g cm −3 for P) at 1200 °C In fact, at higher temperatures, limestone contributed more Enhancing the crystallization phenomena and strength of
(PDF) Mechanisms of damage by salt ResearchGate
PDF On Jan 1, 2010, Rosa M EspinosaMarzal and others published Mechanisms of damage by salt Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate