Fresh, hardened and thermal properties of coating mortars containing mineral additions and vermiculite

Efforts are made to alleviate thermal problems in buildings. The use of thermal mortars for coating with vermiculite as aggregate is used for this purpose, but the use with mineral additions is still scarce, especially the rheology through squeeze-flow. Thus, it was aimed to evaluate the behavior i...

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Main Authors: K. dos Santos, A. Figueirêdo, D. de Paiva, F.L. Maia, J.A. da Silva, I.M. da Silva, I. Costa
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Language:English
Published: Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas 2023-08-01
Series:Materiales de Construccion
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Online Access:https://materconstrucc.revistas.csic.es/index.php/materconstrucc/article/view/3096
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author K. dos Santos
A. Figueirêdo
D. de Paiva
F.L. Maia
J.A. da Silva
I.M. da Silva
I. Costa
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D. de Paiva
F.L. Maia
J.A. da Silva
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I. Costa
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description Efforts are made to alleviate thermal problems in buildings. The use of thermal mortars for coating with vermiculite as aggregate is used for this purpose, but the use with mineral additions is still scarce, especially the rheology through squeeze-flow. Thus, it was aimed to evaluate the behavior in fresh, hardened state and in the thermal conductivity of these mortars. Mortars containing Portland cement, lime, vermiculite, sand, and additions of metakaolin or ceramic brick waste, in the proportion of 1:1:6 (Cement: Lime: Sand), were evaluated. The sand was replaced by vermiculite in 40%, and the additions added in the proportion of 20% to the cement mass, and the water content determined with the spread obtained on the consistency table. Mixtures containing 20% mineral addition and 40% vermiculite proved to be feasible, reaching minimum values according to the respective standards.
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spelling doaj.art-7381e543804a4238aae4b306b02fad3e2023-08-28T10:35:57ZengConsejo Superior de Investigaciones CientíficasMateriales de Construccion0465-27461988-32262023-08-017335110.3989/mc.2023.309622Fresh, hardened and thermal properties of coating mortars containing mineral additions and vermiculiteK. dos Santos0A. Figueirêdo1D. de Paiva2F.L. Maia3J.A. da Silva4I.M. da Silva5I. Costa6Civil and Environmental Engineering, Federal University of ParaíbaCivil and Environmental Engineering, Federal University of ParaíbaCivil and Environmental Engineering, Federal University of Paraíbaivil and Environmental Engineering, Federal University of ParaíbaMaterials Science and Engineering, Federal University of ParaíbaCivil Engineering, Federal University of Rio Grande do NorteFederal University of Campina Grande Efforts are made to alleviate thermal problems in buildings. The use of thermal mortars for coating with vermiculite as aggregate is used for this purpose, but the use with mineral additions is still scarce, especially the rheology through squeeze-flow. Thus, it was aimed to evaluate the behavior in fresh, hardened state and in the thermal conductivity of these mortars. Mortars containing Portland cement, lime, vermiculite, sand, and additions of metakaolin or ceramic brick waste, in the proportion of 1:1:6 (Cement: Lime: Sand), were evaluated. The sand was replaced by vermiculite in 40%, and the additions added in the proportion of 20% to the cement mass, and the water content determined with the spread obtained on the consistency table. Mixtures containing 20% mineral addition and 40% vermiculite proved to be feasible, reaching minimum values according to the respective standards. https://materconstrucc.revistas.csic.es/index.php/materconstrucc/article/view/3096Thermal mortarVermiculiteMineral additionsRheologySqueeze-flow
spellingShingle K. dos Santos
A. Figueirêdo
D. de Paiva
F.L. Maia
J.A. da Silva
I.M. da Silva
I. Costa
Fresh, hardened and thermal properties of coating mortars containing mineral additions and vermiculite
Materiales de Construccion
Thermal mortar
Vermiculite
Mineral additions
Rheology
Squeeze-flow
title Fresh, hardened and thermal properties of coating mortars containing mineral additions and vermiculite
title_full Fresh, hardened and thermal properties of coating mortars containing mineral additions and vermiculite
title_fullStr Fresh, hardened and thermal properties of coating mortars containing mineral additions and vermiculite
title_full_unstemmed Fresh, hardened and thermal properties of coating mortars containing mineral additions and vermiculite
title_short Fresh, hardened and thermal properties of coating mortars containing mineral additions and vermiculite
title_sort fresh hardened and thermal properties of coating mortars containing mineral additions and vermiculite
topic Thermal mortar
Vermiculite
Mineral additions
Rheology
Squeeze-flow
url https://materconstrucc.revistas.csic.es/index.php/materconstrucc/article/view/3096
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