Mortar
- Study by means of binocular magnifying glass of a mortar sample.
- Colour study by means of binocular magnifying glass of a mortar sample.
- Study by means of thin layer and stone-graphical microscope of a mortar sample.
- Granulometry by means of sieving.
- Granulometry by means of laser technology.
- X-Ray Difraction.
- Thermal-gravimetric analysis of a mortar sample.
- Chemical analysis by fluorescence.
- Determining of the adherence tension between the recovering mortar and the "in situ" brick masonry.
- Determining of the adherence tension between mortar and masonry at the laboratory.
- Mortar plaster, preparation of 3 prismatic test-tubes of 40 x 40 x 160mm, curation and flexure-traction and compression test at the Laboratory. .
- Qualitative determining of the soluble salts type presence in a mortar sample brought to the laboratory, by means of analysis rods (sulfates, nitrates/nitrites and chloride, pH).
- Qualitative determining of the sulfates presence in a mortar sample.
- Quantitative determining of the chloride presence in a mortar sample.
- Determining of the carbonating depth.
- Determining of the cement content.
- Determining of porosities an densities.
- Absortion of water by capillarity.
- Absortion of liquid water (hidrofugation) 3 Karsten pipettes.
- Determining of the lineal retraction during the first stages of products for structural unions.
- Fissure control and binocular magnifying glass of fix "U".
- Determining of the fiability coefficient of a sand sample for elaborating mortars and concretes.
- Determining of the consistance of a mortar by means of shaking table.
- Determining of the water vapour permeability of the polishing and plastering hardened mortars.
- Determining of the hardening (beginning and end).
- Determining of the volume stability.
- Determining of the cut resistance, following the methodology described in UNE-EN 2409:2007 of "Paints and varnishes. Test by reinforced mesh cut". (This norm is applied by lack of regulation in the field of mortars).
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