The paper deals with the development of an innovative Portland-free lightweight structural plaster to improve the seismic performance and the energy efficiency of poor quality stone masonry buildings. In particular, one-part alkali-activated slag-based mortars were manufactured with different lightweight glass aggregate contents to be mechanically compatible with historic stone walls (28-day compressive strength up to 8 MPa) and to serve as a thermo-insulating layer (specific mass lower than 1000 kg/m3). Results indicate that the Portland-free alkali activated-based plaster manufactured with expanded glass aggregates and air entraining agent is able to provide a 28-day compressive strength equal to 8 MPa and a thermal conductivity of 0.35 W/mK due to density close to 700 kg/m3. Moreover, by using methylcellulose (MC), modified starch (MS), polypropylene fibers, shrinkage reducing admixture (SRA) and silane-based surface treatment, it is possible to ensure an excellent adhesion to the substrate, the absence of micro-cracks and detachments and a very low water absorption coefficient.

(2019). Lightweight cement-free alkali-activated slag plaster for the structural retrofit and energy upgrading of poor quality masonry walls [journal article - articolo]. In CEMENT & CONCRETE COMPOSITES. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10446/152423

Lightweight cement-free alkali-activated slag plaster for the structural retrofit and energy upgrading of poor quality masonry walls

Coppola, L.;Coffetti, D.;Crotti, E.;Marini, A.;Passoni, C.;Pastore, T.
2019-01-01

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The paper deals with the development of an innovative Portland-free lightweight structural plaster to improve the seismic performance and the energy efficiency of poor quality stone masonry buildings. In particular, one-part alkali-activated slag-based mortars were manufactured with different lightweight glass aggregate contents to be mechanically compatible with historic stone walls (28-day compressive strength up to 8 MPa) and to serve as a thermo-insulating layer (specific mass lower than 1000 kg/m3). Results indicate that the Portland-free alkali activated-based plaster manufactured with expanded glass aggregates and air entraining agent is able to provide a 28-day compressive strength equal to 8 MPa and a thermal conductivity of 0.35 W/mK due to density close to 700 kg/m3. Moreover, by using methylcellulose (MC), modified starch (MS), polypropylene fibers, shrinkage reducing admixture (SRA) and silane-based surface treatment, it is possible to ensure an excellent adhesion to the substrate, the absence of micro-cracks and detachments and a very low water absorption coefficient.
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2019
Coppola, Luigi; Coffetti, Denny; Crotti, Elena; Marini, Alessandra; Passoni, Chiara; Pastore, Tommaso
(2019). Lightweight cement-free alkali-activated slag plaster for the structural retrofit and energy upgrading of poor quality masonry walls [journal article - articolo]. In CEMENT & CONCRETE COMPOSITES. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10446/152423
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