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  • 2020In-Situ Tests on Silica Aerogel-Based Rendering Walls4citations

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  • Sousa, H.
  • Silva, L.
  • Da Glória Gomes, M.
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In-Situ Tests on Silica Aerogel-Based Rendering Walls

  • Sousa, H.
  • Silva, L.
  • Da Glória Gomes, M.
  • Soares, A.
  • Maia, J.
  • M., Ramos N. M.
  • Pedroso, M.
  • Flores-Cole, I.
  • Sousa, R.
Abstract

In this paper, two aerogel-based renders are characterized based on in-situ testing of walls prototypes. The in-situ tests to assess the mechanical performance are: pull-off, surface impact tests and compressive strength on collected samples. The physical performance includes the water resistance and thermal conductivity coefficient. The tests carried out to assess water-resistance are: Karsten tube, moisture meter and capillary water absorption of collected samples. The thermal performance was tested based on infrared thermography and thermal conductivity transient method. The combination of these in-situ tests allowed a better performance characterization of the aerogelbased renders and characterized the applied renders. These results were carried out under two national research projects (Nanorender and P2020 PEP).

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  • surface
  • strength
  • impact test
  • thermal conductivity
  • thermography
  • in-situ testing