Water absorption rate of limestone rock
Water absorption and drying features of different natural building
2014年7月30日 Karaca [3] analyzed the water absorption and dehydration time of five different types of natural building stones (marble, limestone, travertine, onyx and granite) In that study, This paper examines the influence of the shape, average size and calcite content of the aggregate on strength, porosity, water absorption, density and capillary suction of naturalLimestone: Real and bulk densities, total porosity, 2010年5月1日 In this study, water absorption and dehydration time of five different types of natural stones (marble, limestone, travertine, onyx and granite) were determined Absorption Water absorption and dehydration of natural stones versus time2010年5月1日 In this study, water absorption and dehydration time of five different types of natural stones (marble, limestone, travertine, onyx and granite) were comparatively examined Water absorption and dehydration of natural stones versus time
Water absorption and dehydration of natural stones versus time
2010年5月1日 In this study, water absorption and dehydration time of five different types of natural stones (marble, limestone, travertine, onyx and granite) were comparatively examined 2023年7月8日 In the present study, variations in capillary water absorption, porosity, physical changes, and internal rock decomposition mechanisms caused by salt crystallization and air Variations in capillary water absorption and porosity of some 2021年11月29日 Water absorption and hydric expansion The dynamics of the absorption is similar for the stones (Fig 5), but only the most porous (eg, CODFV, MCCT, SBM and SBR) Petrophysical properties of limestones: influence on behaviour 2002年11月11日 Using ASTM C 97 ratings as a guideline, absorption was rated as low, medium and high within stone types Specific stones were then selected as low, medium and high Granite, Limestone and Marble Part I: Structural and Chemical
Water effects on rock strength and stiffness degradation
2015年9月30日 Water content describes the ratio of mass of water in the rock to the solid rock mass In general, the water absorption ability of a rock is closely related to its effective Some scholars carry out water absorption tests on different lithologies of rocks, and the experimental results show that the water absorption rate of rocks is influenced by pore shape, pore size Relationships between physical properties of rocks and Hangzhou, Chian were selected as inspection objects, and the relationship between the water absorption rate of limestone surface layer, ultrasonic longitudinal wave velocity and surface layer 18Evaluation on Weathering Degree of Limestoneture and microcracks in the rock The water absorption of the limestone specimens is obtained from the following equation [23, 24]: ωsa = msa −mdr mdr ×100%, ð2Þ where msa represents the mass of a saturated specimen and mdr is the mass of a dry specimen The water absorption of rock under various cycles is shown in Figure 3 Figure 3 Microscopic Response of Limestone Physical Deterioration under Water
Assessment of rock geomechanical properties and estimation of
2022年9月21日 Calculating the dynamic elastic modulus (E d) obtained from V s and V p to achieve exact static values is of particular importanceOn the other hand, determining the V s and V p using physical properties (density, porosity, and water absorption) and point load index will lead to time and cost savings (Brotons et al 2016) Limestones and sandstones of the Mishan 2022年8月22日 The growth rate of water absorption increases slowly in 5~15 cycles and reaches the peak value in 20 cycles, which the lithology is mainly limestone Mastering rockMicroscopic Response of Limestone Physical Deterioration under Water 2015年9月30日 Reduction in strength and stiffness in rocks attributed to an increase in water content has been extensively researched on a large variety of rock types over the past decades Due to the considerable variations of texture and lithology, the extent of waterweakening effect is highly varied among different rock types, spanning from nearly negligible in quartzite to 90 % Water effects on rock strength and stiffness degradation2009年5月30日 There is no standard size for samples used to establish water absorption (WA) by weight and volume A total of 150 samples with five different diameters (54, 48, 42, 30 and 21 mm) were cored from sandstone, limestone and cement mortar with a length:diameter ratio between 20 and 25 The laboratory experiments were continued for 90 days, although some Core size and time effects on water absorption values of rock
Water absorption and dehydration of natural stones versus time
2010年5月1日 In this study, water absorption and dehydration time of five different types of natural stones (marble, limestone, travertine, onyx and granite) were comparatively examined Porosity, dry unit weight, wet unit weight, water absorption ratio and chemical analyses of the rock samples were also determined2018年4月30日 The presence of water greatly influences timedependent rock deformation An understanding of how water can affect the timedependent mechanical behavior of rock is important when assessing the longterm stability of geotechnical projects While the previous studies have performed brittle creep experiments on ovendry or fullysaturated rocks, we The Influence of Water Saturation on the Short and LongTerm the properties of limestone is considered in the paper, which is its treatment with Oxal NK100 compound A review of the literature regarding the problem of durability and the use of limestone is presented The water absorption and freezethaw resistance of the rock wasWater adsorption and freezethaw resistance of limestone 2016年6月17日 Water absorption is one of the important parameters in the selection of rock aggregate for use in construction industry Generally the value of water absorption less than 2% is the permissible Mineralogical Control on the Water Absorption of
Water absorption and dehydration of natural stones versus time
2010年5月1日 Petrographic, chemical and water absorption characteristics of stones are important for water absorption rate and drying times [18] Another extremely important issue is the multiway nature of 2023年10月21日 Limestone is a sedimentary rock primarily composed of calcium carbonate (CaCO3) in the form of mineral calcite or aragoniteIt is one of the most common and widely distributed rocks on Earth, with a wide range of Limestone Types, Properties, Composition, ture and microcracks in the rock The water absorption of the limestone specimens is obtained from the following equation [23, 24]: ωsa = msa −mdr mdr ×100%, ð2Þ where msa represents the mass of a saturated specimen and mdr is the mass of a dry specimen The water absorption of rock under various cycles is shown in Figure 3 Figure 3 Microscopic Response of Limestone Physical Deterioration under Water 2022年12月1日 The results of the water absorption test are shown in Fig 7 The water absorption of basalt aggregates varies from 084% to 350%, with an average of 177%, (Table 2) All absorption values were found below 35% for aggregates The water absorption values of basalt aggregates were found higher than limestoneEngineering properties of basalt aggregates in terms of use in
(PDF) Water absorption and drying features of different natural
2014年7月1日 Some scholars carry out water absorption tests on different lithologies of rocks, and the experimental results show that the water absorption rate of rocks is influenced by pore shape, pore size 2023年7月8日 As a building material, limestone is affected salt and acid solutions resulting from intense weather conditions over time In the present study, variations in capillary water absorption, porosity, physical changes, and internal rock decomposition mechanisms caused by salt crystallization and air pollutants (SOx and NOx) in sedimentary limestone from the Antalya Variations in capillary water absorption and porosity of some 2022年2月15日 Sandstone grottoes, with their elaborate carvings and decorations, hold high historic, artistic and scientific values and therefore constitute an important part of China’s stone cultural heritage Although capillary water accounts for severe pathologies at the grottoes, so far there have been limited comprehensive investigations concerned with the capillary water Experimental study on capillary water absorption of sandstones 2009年8月1日 The water absorption rate of typical limestone aggregates is high when the aggregates are first wetted but rapidly decreases with time [6] Slump loss, affected by the moisture condition of aggregates, is expected to be greater with dry aggregates because of the absorption of water by aggregates [7], [8]Effect of absorption of limestone aggregates on strength and
The rate of water absorption in the rock Upstone
2021年11月28日 The amount of water absorption in the rock is the amount of water that the rock absorbs in terms of its dry weight percentage The amount of water absorption in rocks is very different, but in general, water absorption in igneous rocks such as granites is very low But limestone and sandstone have a high water absorption rate2024年7月4日 The peak strains of dry specimens are significantly greater than those of saturated ones at comparative loading rates, and the viscosity effect of free water at a high loading rate impedes the deformation of CRL specimens Moreover, the energy absorption efficiency of CRL is significantly higher than that of Bohus granite and Solnhofen limestonePore TensorBased Constitutive Model of Deep Coral Reef Limestone 2024年5月20日 These rock types include sandstone and limestone, as well as shale, which is a claystone rock (Detournay 2016, 2020; Liu et al 2019b) It was also observed that the water absorption rate initially slightly enhanced and then weakened the compressive strength of Effect of WaterInduced Rock Softening on Rock Anisotropy 2022年7月1日 The T 2 spectrum area, rock porosity, porosity deterioration, mass loss rate, and water absorption rate all increase with an increase in the number of cycles, but the growth rate continues to Experimental Investigation on Influence of Acidic Dry
Specific gravity and water absorption capacity of limestone
The specific gravity and water absorption values of the aggregate given in Table 2 were obtained conforming to EN 10976 standard Sieve analysis of aggregates given in Table 3 was performed 2024年5月28日 To explore the chemical and mechanical effects of acid mine drainage on water and rock, acid mine drainage (AMD) dissolution tests, triaxial compression tests, and acoustic emission tests were performed on limestone rock samples with different bedding dip angles Combined with scanning electron microscopy and nuclear magnetic resonance analyses, the Study on the mechanical and damage properties of laminated limestone 2022年8月22日 The water absorption rate of the rock increases with the increase in the number of cycles and tends to be stable when it reaches 2530 cycles The growth rate of rock water absorption is relatively steady at 515 cyclesMicroscopic Response of Limestone Physical Deterioration under Water 2023年11月29日 Salt crystallization represents one of the primary forms of weathering encountered in rock cultural heritage sites, with sulfate weathering having particularly notable destructive effects This study focuses on sandstone and limestone, using them as test materials to conduct simulation experiments on sulfate weathering under specific environmental Differentiation Study of the Damage Characteristics of Rock
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF BASALT AGGREGATES UNDER THE
Basalt is the most common type of extrusive igneous rock at the Earth’s surface millimeters In basaltic melt, diffusion may limit the rate at which a given crystalliquid boundary can move because the The density of the basalt aggregate is higher than the limestone The water absorption of the basalts ranges between 20% and 206% 2016年8月1日 Reduction in strength and stiffness in rocks attributed to an increase in water content has been extensively researched on a large variety of rock types over the past decadesWater effects on rock strength and stiffness degradation2024年2月7日 To investigate the mechanism of water’s effect on the pore structure of rocks, this study relies on the sandstone formation in Wanfu Coal Mine, Shandong, China Scanning electron microscopy (SEM), nitrogen adsorptiondesorption, and highpressure mercury intrusion combined with pore structure testing experiments were conducted on sandstone samples Quantitative characterization of water absorption pore structure Some scholars carry out water absorption tests on different lithologies of rocks, and the experimental results show that the water absorption rate of rocks is influenced by pore shape, pore size Relationships between physical properties of rocks and
18Evaluation on Weathering Degree of Limestone
Hangzhou, Chian were selected as inspection objects, and the relationship between the water absorption rate of limestone surface layer, ultrasonic longitudinal wave velocity and surface layer ture and microcracks in the rock The water absorption of the limestone specimens is obtained from the following equation [23, 24]: ωsa = msa −mdr mdr ×100%, ð2Þ where msa represents the mass of a saturated specimen and mdr is the mass of a dry specimen The water absorption of rock under various cycles is shown in Figure 3 Figure 3 Microscopic Response of Limestone Physical Deterioration under Water 2022年9月21日 Calculating the dynamic elastic modulus (E d) obtained from V s and V p to achieve exact static values is of particular importanceOn the other hand, determining the V s and V p using physical properties (density, porosity, and water absorption) and point load index will lead to time and cost savings (Brotons et al 2016) Limestones and sandstones of the Mishan Assessment of rock geomechanical properties and estimation of 2022年8月22日 The growth rate of water absorption increases slowly in 5~15 cycles and reaches the peak value in 20 cycles, which the lithology is mainly limestone Mastering rockMicroscopic Response of Limestone Physical Deterioration under Water
Water effects on rock strength and stiffness degradation
2015年9月30日 Reduction in strength and stiffness in rocks attributed to an increase in water content has been extensively researched on a large variety of rock types over the past decades Due to the considerable variations of texture and lithology, the extent of waterweakening effect is highly varied among different rock types, spanning from nearly negligible in quartzite to 90 % 2009年5月30日 There is no standard size for samples used to establish water absorption (WA) by weight and volume A total of 150 samples with five different diameters (54, 48, 42, 30 and 21 mm) were cored from sandstone, limestone and cement mortar with a length:diameter ratio between 20 and 25 The laboratory experiments were continued for 90 days, although some Core size and time effects on water absorption values of rock 2010年5月1日 In this study, water absorption and dehydration time of five different types of natural stones (marble, limestone, travertine, onyx and granite) were comparatively examined Porosity, dry unit weight, wet unit weight, water absorption ratio and chemical analyses of the rock samples were also determinedWater absorption and dehydration of natural stones versus time2018年4月30日 The presence of water greatly influences timedependent rock deformation An understanding of how water can affect the timedependent mechanical behavior of rock is important when assessing the longterm stability of geotechnical projects While the previous studies have performed brittle creep experiments on ovendry or fullysaturated rocks, we The Influence of Water Saturation on the Short and LongTerm
Water adsorption and freezethaw resistance of limestone
the properties of limestone is considered in the paper, which is its treatment with Oxal NK100 compound A review of the literature regarding the problem of durability and the use of limestone is presented The water absorption and freezethaw resistance of the rock was