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Cob lime-stabilized cobFrank Duffy frank at chimney.demon.co.ukTue Feb 24 02:44:03 CST 1998
In message <199802230923.JAA06628 at chook.demon.co.uk>, Michael Saunby <mike at chook.demon.co.uk> writes >The use of lime may, however, be justified in certain >cases as a means of controlling shrinkage when carrying out minor repair works. >The addition of 5 to 19% non-hydraulic lime to the mix can reduce shrinkage by >up >to 50%; it will help the material to achieve a faster set and, ultimately, >greater strength. Michael, It certainly is of interest. Thanks. But can you tell us whatare the differences between hydrated lime, non-hydraulic lime and lime putty? Thanks again. -- Frank Duffy
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