DETERMINATION OF DRYING TIME OF THE RAMMED EARTH WALLS

Authors

  • Tereza Plaček Otcovská
  • Barbora Mužíková
  • Pavel Padevět

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14311/APP.2018.15.0081

Keywords:

rammed earth, unburned earth, clay, sand, water coefficient, drying rate, drying time

Abstract

The unburned earth is a building material with long history of use. Buildings made of unburned clay are all over the world. But at present, unburned earth is minority building material and its properties are not sufficiently investigated. The rammed earth is one of main kind of unburned earth. This paper is focused on drying rate of the rammed earth of known composition. The significant part of the paper is focused on principle of our own research and the main idea of our research is explained here. The second part of the paper is devoted to drying rate experiment and measured results from this experiment. Determination of drying time of universal rammed earth walls is the main result of the experiment.

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Published

2018-12-31

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Vol. 15 (2018): 9th annual Conference NANO & MACRO MECHANICS 2018

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