Muitos pesquisadores têm procurado analisar a questão dos mecanismos de aderência entre argamassas de revestimento e substratos porosos, das mais variadas formas. Este trabalho insere-se nessa mesma linha de pesquisa. A partir dos referenciais teóricos pesquisados, definiu-se como objetivo principal desta tese contribuir para o entendimento de alguns dos fatores intervenientes no fenômeno de aderência entre substratos cerâmicos e argamassas de cimento Portland. O enfoque proposto visou identificar, prioritariamente, a influência de substratos cerâmicos com diferentes temperaturas de queima (e conseqüentemente diferentes padrões de porosidade e absorção de água), e sua relação com a resistência de aderência adquirida pelo sistema de revestimento, sob condições específicas. Foi proposto um programa experimental onde uma argamassa com características específicas foi assentada em blocos cerâmicos lisos ou com estrias verticais. Esta argamassa revestiu blocos com diferentes capacidades de absorção de água, obtidas através da queima dos mesmos em diferentes temperaturas: 700, 800, 900 e 1000°C. Variaram-se também as condições na interface entre argamassa e substrato: sem nenhum tratamento da área de contato, ou então reduzindo o potencial contato superficial e consequentemente a penetração de água/pasta nos poros em 50% da área do bloco cerâmico. Foram mapeadas as principais propriedades dos blocos cerâmicos que se alteraram ou mantiveram com o processo de queima, de modo a verificar sua influência sobre os resultados de aderência à tração das argamassas neles assentados. Os resultados demonstram que a alteração da temperatura de queima dos blocos, bem como a introdução de restrições para a absorção de água e/ou pasta dos blocos, variaram consideravelmente os resultados de aderência à tração dos revestimentos. Há uma relação significativa entre a estrutura de poros do substrato, em função da temperatura de queima, e a resistência de aderência do sistema de revestimento. / Over the centuries, mortar renderings have been considered a traditional building technique. However, even recent technologic improves couldn't eliminate some pathologies problems such as detachments. In Brazil, particularly, many researchers have been studying the adhesion mechanisms between mortar renderings and porous substrates in different ways. This work is part of this interest point. After the theoretical research realized, the main objective of this doctoral thesis consisted to contribute to the understanding of bond strength phenomenon, specially of some factors involved between ceramic substrates and Portland cement mortars. The proposed approach aimed to identifying the influence of ceramic substrates with different firing temperatures (and therefore with different porous surface and water absorption), and its relationship to bond strength acquired by the mortar rendering system under specific conditions. A Lime-Portland Cement mortar with specific characteristics was applied on smooth or grooved surfaces of ceramic blocks. The firing temperature of production of these ceramic blocks was 700, 800, 900 and 1000 ° C. Furthermore, the interface conditions between mortar and ceramic substrate also was varied: without any contact surface treatment, or reducing potential contact surface (and thus water/paste penetration) in the 50% area of ceramic blocks. After, had been identified the main properties of ceramic blocks that have changed or remained after the firing process, so check their influence on the results of tensile bond strenght of mortars settled on them. The results show that with changing the firing temperature of the blocks as well as the introduction of pore sealing areas to the absorption of water and / or binder in blocks surfaces, the tensile bond strength of mortar renderings also varied considerably. There is a significant relationship between pore structure of the ceramic substrate, depending on the firing temperature, and the bond strength of the mortar rendering system.

Muitos pesquisadores têm procurado analisar a questão dos mecanismos de aderência entre argamassas de revestimento e substratos porosos, das mais variadas formas. Este trabalho insere-se nessa mesma linha de pesquisa. A partir dos referenciais teóricos pesquisados, definiu-se como objetivo principal desta tese contribuir para o entendimento de alguns dos fatores intervenientes no fenômeno de aderência entre substratos cerâmicos e argamassas de cimento Portland. O enfoque proposto visou identificar, prioritariamente, a influência de substratos cerâmicos com diferentes temperaturas de queima (e conseqüentemente diferentes padrões de porosidade e absorção de água), e sua relação com a resistência de aderência adquirida pelo sistema de revestimento, sob condições específicas. Foi proposto um programa experimental onde uma argamassa com características específicas foi assentada em blocos cerâmicos lisos ou com estrias verticais. Esta argamassa revestiu blocos com diferentes capacidades de absorção de água, obtidas através da queima dos mesmos em diferentes temperaturas: 700, 800, 900 e 1000°C. Variaram-se também as condições na interface entre argamassa e substrato: sem nenhum tratamento da área de contato, ou então reduzindo o potencial contato superficial e consequentemente a penetração de água/pasta nos poros em 50% da área do bloco cerâmico. Foram mapeadas as principais propriedades dos blocos cerâmicos que se alteraram ou mantiveram com o processo de queima, de modo a verificar sua influência sobre os resultados de aderência à tração das argamassas neles assentados. Os resultados demonstram que a alteração da temperatura de queima dos blocos, bem como a introdução de restrições para a absorção de água e/ou pasta dos blocos, variaram consideravelmente os resultados de aderência à tração dos revestimentos. Há uma relação significativa entre a estrutura de poros do substrato, em função da temperatura de queima, e a resistência de aderência do sistema de revestimento. / Over the centuries, mortar renderings have been considered a traditional building technique. However, even recent technologic improves couldn't eliminate some pathologies problems such as detachments. In Brazil, particularly, many researchers have been studying the adhesion mechanisms between mortar renderings and porous substrates in different ways. This work is part of this interest point. After the theoretical research realized, the main objective of this doctoral thesis consisted to contribute to the understanding of bond strength phenomenon, specially of some factors involved between ceramic substrates and Portland cement mortars. The proposed approach aimed to identifying the influence of ceramic substrates with different firing temperatures (and therefore with different porous surface and water absorption), and its relationship to bond strength acquired by the mortar rendering system under specific conditions. A Lime-Portland Cement mortar with specific characteristics was applied on smooth or grooved surfaces of ceramic blocks. The firing temperature of production of these ceramic blocks was 700, 800, 900 and 1000 ° C. Furthermore, the interface conditions between mortar and ceramic substrate also was varied: without any contact surface treatment, or reducing potential contact surface (and thus water/paste penetration) in the 50% area of ceramic blocks. After, had been identified the main properties of ceramic blocks that have changed or remained after the firing process, so check their influence on the results of tensile bond strenght of mortars settled on them. The results show that with changing the firing temperature of the blocks as well as the introduction of pore sealing areas to the absorption of water and / or binder in blocks surfaces, the tensile bond strength of mortar renderings also varied considerably. There is a significant relationship between pore structure of the ceramic substrate, depending on the firing temperature, and the bond strength of the mortar rendering system.

Muitos pesquisadores têm procurado analisar a questão dos mecanismos de aderência entre argamassas de revestimento e substratos porosos, das mais variadas formas. Este trabalho insere-se nessa mesma linha de pesquisa. A partir dos referenciais teóricos pesquisados, definiu-se como objetivo principal desta tese contribuir para o entendimento de alguns dos fatores intervenientes no fenômeno de aderência entre substratos cerâmicos e argamassas de cimento Portland. O enfoque proposto visou identificar, prioritariamente, a influência de substratos cerâmicos com diferentes temperaturas de queima (e conseqüentemente diferentes padrões de porosidade e absorção de água), e sua relação com a resistência de aderência adquirida pelo sistema de revestimento, sob condições específicas. Foi proposto um programa experimental onde uma argamassa com características específicas foi assentada em blocos cerâmicos lisos ou com estrias verticais. Esta argamassa revestiu blocos com diferentes capacidades de absorção de água, obtidas através da queima dos mesmos em diferentes temperaturas: 700, 800, 900 e 1000°C. Variaram-se também as condições na interface entre argamassa e substrato: sem nenhum tratamento da área de contato, ou então reduzindo o potencial contato superficial e consequentemente a penetração de água/pasta nos poros em 50% da área do bloco cerâmico. Foram mapeadas as principais propriedades dos blocos cerâmicos que se alteraram ou mantiveram com o processo de queima, de modo a verificar sua influência sobre os resultados de aderência à tração das argamassas neles assentados. Os resultados demonstram que a alteração da temperatura de queima dos blocos, bem como a introdução de restrições para a absorção de água e/ou pasta dos blocos, variaram consideravelmente os resultados de aderência à tração dos revestimentos. Há uma relação significativa entre a estrutura de poros do substrato, em função da temperatura de queima, e a resistência de aderência do sistema de revestimento. / Over the centuries, mortar renderings have been considered a traditional building technique. However, even recent technologic improves couldn't eliminate some pathologies problems such as detachments. In Brazil, particularly, many researchers have been studying the adhesion mechanisms between mortar renderings and porous substrates in different ways. This work is part of this interest point. After the theoretical research realized, the main objective of this doctoral thesis consisted to contribute to the understanding of bond strength phenomenon, specially of some factors involved between ceramic substrates and Portland cement mortars. The proposed approach aimed to identifying the influence of ceramic substrates with different firing temperatures (and therefore with different porous surface and water absorption), and its relationship to bond strength acquired by the mortar rendering system under specific conditions. A Lime-Portland Cement mortar with specific characteristics was applied on smooth or grooved surfaces of ceramic blocks. The firing temperature of production of these ceramic blocks was 700, 800, 900 and 1000 ° C. Furthermore, the interface conditions between mortar and ceramic substrate also was varied: without any contact surface treatment, or reducing potential contact surface (and thus water/paste penetration) in the 50% area of ceramic blocks. After, had been identified the main properties of ceramic blocks that have changed or remained after the firing process, so check their influence on the results of tensile bond strenght of mortars settled on them. The results show that with changing the firing temperature of the blocks as well as the introduction of pore sealing areas to the absorption of water and / or binder in blocks surfaces, the tensile bond strength of mortar renderings also varied considerably. There is a significant relationship between pore structure of the ceramic substrate, depending on the firing temperature, and the bond strength of the mortar rendering system.

Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-17T14:57:38Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 ElianaMC.pdf: 1221443 bytes, checksum: c2ecaef1ae772fb4d8e14dd13d82d037 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2007-06-02 / The potential market of the metropolitan area of Salvador accounts for the estimated consumption of roughly 800 million horizontally perforated extruded clay bricks a year. The growing demand of consumers along with the competitiveness of the structural ceramic sector has driven forward a number of recent efforts and investments towards improving the quality of structural ceramics. In this scenario, the present study focused on sampling and evaluating the conformity of 8-hole horizontally perforated extruded clay bricks manufactured by different plants (A, B and C) in the metropolitan area of Salvador. In addition, representative clay and sandy-clay materials were collected from each plant and characterized by conventional physical, chemical and mineralogical techniques. Finally, experimental compositions designated as A, B and C, according to the source, were prepared by mixing different contents of the raw materials collected in the plants, fired at different temperatures and characterized. The results revealed a series of non conformities regarding ABNT guidelines. The characterization of raw materials revealed the presence of kaolinite and ilite in concentrations ranging from 64 to 90 wt.% along with free quartz (10 - 25%). The sandy-clay samples consisted basically of kaolinite. All raw materials depicted low contents of organics, amorphous constituents, alkaline oxides and feldspar. An analysis of the firing behavior of all different ceramic compositions revealed that the linear contraction of composition A was rather significant considering the temperature range evaluated, and it justifies the significant dimensional non conformity that was shown by bricks made with the ceramic A / O mercado potencial de cer?mica estrutural na regi?o metropolitana de Salvador ? respons?vel pelo consumo de mais de 800 milh?es de pe?as/ano. Com um com?rcio cada vez mais exigente e competitivo torna-se necess?rio que as ind?strias ceramistas invistam em a??es que visem aperfei?oar a qualidade de seus produtos. O objetivo desse estudo foi avaliar o ?ndice de conformidade de blocos cer?micos e caracterizar a mat?ria-prima. Foram empregadas as normas ABNT para an?lise de conformidade de blocos cer?micos em tr?s ind?strias (A, B e C) da Regi?o Metropolitana do Salvador, bem como t?cnicas para caracteriza??o qu?mica, f?sica e mec?nica das mat?rias-primas e formula??o e an?lise das massas. Com base nos resultados alcan?ados pode-se concluir que os blocos cer?micos fabricados pelas ind?strias pesquisadas n?o apresentam conformidade com as normas t?cnicas brasileiras. Os argilominerais encontrados nas mat?rias-primas estudadas (massas A, B e C) foram a caulinita e a ilita que ficaram entre 64 a 90% e o teor de quartzo livre entre 10 e 25%. Os arenosos s?o predominantemente argilas caulin?ticas. Os materiais caracterizados apresentaram baixa concentra??o de materiais amorfos, baixo teor de ?xidos alcalinos e, conseq?entemente, concentra??es muito baixas de feldspatos. A an?lise das curvas de gresifica??o das massas demonstra que a inclina??o da curva de retra??o linear ? mais acentuada para a massa A, na faixa de temperatura estudada, e justifica a significativa n?o conformidade dimensional verificada nos blocos produzidos pela cer?mica A

Subject of the diploma thesis is home for the seniors in Trutnov. The building is designed in steep terrain. The main entrance is oriented to the north. Consists of one basement and three storeys (floors). The house is built of building system Porotherm. Basement walls are concreet block. Ceiling construction consists of ceiling tiles Spiroll and Filigran. Roof construction is a flat. House is designed for disabled persons.

The subject of the diploma thesis is a new-built home for the seniors in the village Vyškov. The building is designed on a slightly sloping terrain. The main entrance is oriented to the northeast. It consists of one building divided into three expansion units. It is a building with a partial basement floor and three floors. The building is designed from reinforced concrete frame with masonry infill Porotherm. The ceiling structure is designed from a continuous cross -reinforced monolithic reinforced concrete slabs. The building is covered with a flat roof. House is designed for desabled persons.

This diploma thesis is focused on design of project documentation apartment residence with wellness centre in Beskydy Mountains. It is a three floors apartment residence with wellness centre with basement, with is located in sloping plot in the village of Staré Hamry in Frýdek-Místek. Nearby are 2 ski lifts and 3 ski slopes. The whole area is very used by tourist in summer and winter season. In building is 13 apartments and they are designed to be suitable for a longer stay with one apartment is designed for people with limited mobility. Residence is possible make accommodation for 36 people. In wellness part are designed swimming pool, whirlpool, finish and infra saunas. The main disposal idea was separate an accommodation part from wellness part. The supporting system consists of two structural systems. As a main building material was in basement part used a permanent formwork from vibropressed concrete blocks and in upper floor are used ceramic block Porotherm with voids filed by hydrophobic mineral wool. Loadbearing interior basement part consist of reinforced concrete columns with make a space for parking space for cars. Ceiling construction consists of prestressed hollow core slab Spiroll. Roof is designed as a saddle roof. The main result is the correct design of the building with a correct layout design, correct structural design, architectural, energy saving and safety in use of the building.

Diploma thesis solves the design of the elementary school. The building is situated in Letohrad in region Pardubice. The design of the school building contains small sport hall for pupils and for possible public access. Dinning room and the kitchen are the parts of the building. The object is designed as structural masonry system, ceramic bricks with external thermal insulation composite system. Building does not have a basement. The object is divided to three parts, teaching part, dining room with kitchen and sports hall with facilities. The building has two-storey in the teaching part, the remaining part is a single-storey with vegetation roof. All roofs are designed as a warm flat roof. The building is designed for capacity 150 pupils. Building ventilation is provided by air-conditioning equipment. Entrance to the building is barrier-free, it is installed a building elevator inside.