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Water movement in porous building materials—II. Hydraulic suction and sorptivity of brick and other masonry materials

Abstract Philip's sorptivity parameter (S) is discussed in the context of porous building materials. Experimental sorptivity values are reported for a variety of building stones, bricks, mortars and plasters. Data on the temperature dependence of the sorptivity and absorption of organic liquids are included.

Christopher Hall | William D. Hoff | W. D. Hoff | C. Hall | R. J. Gummerson

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