BSI BS EN 772-11:2011

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Methods of Test for Masonry Units - Determination of Water Absorption of Aggregate Concrete, Autoclaved Aerated Concrete, Manufactured Stone and Natural Stone Masonry Units Due to Capillary Action and the Initial Rate of Water Absorption of Clay Masonry Units

SKU156856237 Published by British Standards Institution BSI Publication Date2011-05-31 Pages CountPages12

BS EN 772-11:2011 is a standard that outlines a method for testing the water absorption properties of various types of masonry units. The standard covers different materials including aggregate concrete, autoclaved aerated concrete, natural stone, manufactured stone, and clay masonry units.

The standard focuses on two specific aspects of water absorption. The first is the determination of the water absorption coefficient due to capillary action. This coefficient provides information on the ability of the masonry unit to absorb water through capillary action. This is an important parameter for assessing the durability and performance of masonry units in different environmental conditions.

The second aspect is the initial rate of water absorption for clay masonry units. This measure provides information on how quickly water is absorbed by clay masonry units when they come into contact with it. This parameter is crucial for evaluating the suitability of clay masonry units in specific applications, where resistance to water penetration is important.

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DescriptorsConstruction systems parts, Clay, Stone, Concretes, Aggregates, Construction materials, Water-absorption tests, Bricks, Blocks (building), Masonry work, Water absorption
ICS Codes91.100.15 - Mineral materials and products
91.100.30 - Concrete and concrete products
Language(s)English
ISBN978 0 580 70258 7
File Size942.1 KB
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