Efflorescence of Brick By J C Jones a B
Efflorescence of Brick By J C Jones a B
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The remedies, therefore, must be applied with this in view.
The following means of prevention are suggested : 1. Use the clay before the soluble salts form, i. E. , unweathered.
2. Remove the soluble salts entirely from the clay, i. E. , weather it thoroughly, thus causing the washing out of the salt.
3. Transform the soluble salts to a harmless form by precipitation.
4. Prevent the concentration of the salts on the sur- face of the brick by rapid firing.
5. Remove the whitewash in the kiln by ...means of a reducing flame.
6. Coat the brick with some combustible substance that will remove the whitewash as it burns off.
1. Since the sulphates in the clay nearly always re- sult from the weathering of its pyrite, it is often possible to avoid the whitewash simply by using the clay fresh from the bank, rejecting that which has been exposed to the weather any length of time. This is only possible with clays that lie below the permanent water level. This use of the fresh clay, however, leaves the pyrite in the clay, and as has been shown, it will sooner or later come out as efflorescence on the walls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The remedies, therefore, must be applied with this in view.
The following means of prevention are suggested : 1. Use the clay before the soluble salts form, i. E. , unweathered.
2. Remove the soluble salts entirely from the clay, i. E. , weather it thoroughly, thus causing the washing out of the salt.
3. Transform the soluble salts to a harmless form by precipitation.
4. Prevent the concentration of the salts on the sur- face of the brick by rapid firing.
5. Remove the whitewash in the kiln by ...means of a reducing flame.
6. Coat the brick with some combustible substance that will remove the whitewash as it burns off.
1. Since the sulphates in the clay nearly always re- sult from the weathering of its pyrite, it is often possible to avoid the whitewash simply by using the clay fresh from the bank, rejecting that which has been exposed to the weather any length of time. This is only possible with clays that lie below the permanent water level. This use of the fresh clay, however, leaves the pyrite in the clay, and as has been shown, it will sooner or later come out as efflorescence on the walls.
What to read after Efflorescence of Brick By J C Jones a B?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Claude Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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