Titlebook: Stone in Architecture; Properties, Durabili Siegfried Siegesmund,Rolf Snethlage Book 2014Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2

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Natural Stones in Architecture: Introduction,ing transportation facilities until the 19th century, stones from nearby sources had to be chosen to build churches, castles and towns. Only for exceptional cases were rare and decorative stones like marble transported over long distances when stone of the same color and beauty was not available in

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Physical and Mechanical Properties of Rocks,applications has been increasing ever since. As any other building material, dimension stones today have to fulfill the physical and technical requirements demanded by architects. This chapter focuses on the physical and mechanical properties of dimension stones, while emphasizing that stones are an

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Environment and Architectural Stone,hysical pressures of climate, particularly water and temperature issues and the chemical attack by pollutants. Twentieth century concern was especially focused on attack by acid rain, but, on longer time scales, weathering is likely to be the most important mechanism of degradation. For normal meteo

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Characterization of Stone Deterioration on Buildings,th the classification of weathering forms. A short, illustrated glossary following the recent proposal of the ICOMOS (International Council on Monuments and Sites) is given, and the techniques and problems of mapping are discussed. On-site evaluation tests (non- and less-destructive) as well as labo

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Stone Conservation,tone conservation is the preservation of these historic and/or artistic objects for future generations in the state in which we have received them. The approach that has been taken to address this challenge has direct links to the emergence of chemistry in the 19th century. Chemicals such as water g

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Book 2014Latest editionof years. However a dramatic increase in deterioration in the structure of our built heritage has been observed during the past century. To understand the complex interaction that the stone in a building suffers with its near environment (the building) and the macro environment (the local climate an