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Characterizing saline uptake and salt distributions in porous limestone with neutron radiography and X-ray micro-tomography

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2013

Authors

Derluyn, Hannelore
Griffa, Michele
Mannes, David
Jerjen, Iwan
Dewanckele, Jan
Vontobel, Peter
Sheppard, Adrian
Derome, Dominique
Cnudde, Veerle
Lehmann, Eberhard

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Sage Journals Online

Abstract

Samples of Savonnières limestone subjected to repeated wetting-drying cycles were investigated by both neutron radiography and X-ray micro-tomography to collect information on saline uptake and salt precipitation. Capillary uptake of water, 1.4 molal sod

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Keywords: Liquid penetration; Porosity analysis; saline uptake; Salt crystallization; Salt precipitation; Sodium chloride solution; Wetting-drying cycles; X-ray micro-tomography; Limestone; Neutron radiography; Sodium chloride; Surface tension; Tomography; X rays; Limestone; neutron radiography; saline uptake; salt crystallization; X-ray micro-tomography

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/72590

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ANU Research Publications

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Journal of Building Physics

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Journal article

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10.1177/1744259112473947

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2037-12-31

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