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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-38841-5Moisture Transport; Building Rehabilitation; Concrete Structures; Structural Pathologies; Raw Materials;

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Jo?o M. P. Q. DelgadoWill appeal to practitioners and researchers interested in building pathology.Helps readers develop a better understanding of building management and rehabilitation.Written by respected experts in the

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Moisture Transport Phenomenon in Block Masonry Ceramics with Interfaces of Cementitious Mortar,ystem formed by ceramic brick and Portland cement mortar. For this, the analysis of the performance of standardized samples was carried out, with different interface configurations, mortar traces, and base dimensions. Different performances were observed for samples of different traits, where some a

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Studies on Rheological Properties of High-Flowable Concrete,crete i.e., when concrete is at rest when supported on a formwork post pumping and placing. It is necessary to study the fresh properties of placement of concrete at rest i.e., under static condition to understand the actual phenomenon under said condition. The current experimental study attempts to

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Sewage Sludge: Some Applications in Civil Engineering,tests, hydraulic conductivity tests, chemical mobility tests, compressive strength tests, sclerometric tests, and ultrasonic pulse velocity tests. The results obtained allowed us to conclude that the addition of sewage sludge to the soil contributed to reduce its collapsibility, showing that this pr