2018
DOI: 10.1051/matecconf/201821302001
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Characterization of Mortar from Church Ruins in Barangay Budiao, Daraga, Albay

Abstract: The lack of information about the correct ways of restoring historical masonry materials from cultural heritage structures tends to create more damage to the said structures. According to Cesare Brandi's theory of restoration, existing historical materials must be replaced with their equivalent. This paper presents the chemical composition of historical mortars acquired from church ruins of barangay Budiao, Daraga, Albay, Philippines. The historical mortar sample was characterized using petrographic analysis, … Show more

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“…FTIR Characterization of mortar from church ruins in Barangay Budiao, Daraga, Albay. (Mangay et al, 2018). AAS, FTIR, TGA Petrographic and thermal characterization of mortar from a church ruin in Cagsawa, Albay, Philippines.…”
Section: Overview Of the "Chemistry Of Cultural Heritage Materials" G...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…FTIR Characterization of mortar from church ruins in Barangay Budiao, Daraga, Albay. (Mangay et al, 2018). AAS, FTIR, TGA Petrographic and thermal characterization of mortar from a church ruin in Cagsawa, Albay, Philippines.…”
Section: Overview Of the "Chemistry Of Cultural Heritage Materials" G...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The complexity of the lime mortar's chemical composition and the lack of substantial historical records on the technology employed during its production have made chemical analysis necessary to gain more information on its manufacturing method. Baseline chemical data on old lime mortars in Southeast Asian countries was reported from the Philippines, particularly from Christian church ruins in Manila (Cayme and Asor Jr 2016), Misamis Oriental (Cayme and Asor Jr 2017), Albay (i.e., Budiao and Cagsawa) (Laplana et al 2018;Mangay et al 2018), and a missionary chapel in Marikina (Cayme et al 2018). Furthermore, chemical investigations were also applied on lime mortars for future conservation works of different ancient Buddhist temples (wats) and a palace in Bangkok and Ayutthaya in Thailand (Mahasuwanchai et al 2020;Wonganan et al 2021), and the Fort Cornwallis in Penang, Malaysia (Harun et al 2002;Ismail et al 2003).…”
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confidence: 99%