1. Use of stone in construction
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The division of stone mining basins in France is generally independent of geographical or geological units. Thus, the same region or department can be made up of several geological units, and conversely, the same stratum or stone deposit can be found in several communes, departments or regions.
Stones may thus have similar or comparable petrographic characteristics, but different names, even if they come from the same deposit or from geologically very similar deposits. Conversely, stones from the same quarry, but not from the same bed or geological unit, may have very different properties.
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The notion of deposit is particularly important, and it is sometimes easier to reason in terms of stone type, grouped under a general name corresponding to the deposit or reference layer, rather...
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Use of stone in construction
Bibliography
COR 402] and [COR 404] references
Standards
- "Quarry products – Natural stones – Prescriptions générales d'emploi des pierres naturelles", AFNOR publication. - • NF B10-601 - 2006
- Méthodes d'essai des éléments de maçonnerie. - • NF EN 772-11 - 06-2004
- Testing methods for natural stone – Determination of uniaxial compressive strength. - • NF EN 1926 - 04-2007
- Testing methods for natural stone – Determination of real and apparent densities and open and...
Organizations
(non-exhaustive list)
• Cefracor, Centre français de l'anti-corrosion, leads the "Pierre durabilité" commission.
http://www.pierre-durabilité.net
• Lerm, Laboratory for Materials Study...
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