Decline in the Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity in Ceramic Tiles Depending on the Adhesive

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The paper describes an experiment aimed at verifying the influence of the size of large-format tile segments and, primarily, the influence of various adhesives on the quality and behaviour of the tiles. Large-format tiles were attached in various ways to pre-prepared concrete panels with a thickness of 150 mm and surface dimensions of 2 m x 3 m. The adhesives used were varied as well as the size to which the large-format elements were cut. The quality of the tiling material was monitored non-destructively by running an ultrasonic pulse velocity test. It was found that while the size of the segments cut from the large-format tiles did not affect the ultrasonic pulse velocity, the adhesive used did.

Ceramic tile; large-format tile; adhesive; ultrasonic pulse velocity; non-destructive testing

KOCÁB, D.; TOPOLÁŘ, L.; ALEXA, M.; LISZTWAN, D.; ČANĚK, M.

18. 8. 2023

AIP Conference Proceedings

College Park, Maryland

978-0-7354-4514-7

Special Concrete and Composites 2021

0094-243X

AIP conference proceedings

2780

2023

Spojené státy americké

020011-1

020011-5

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