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Drying behaviour of masonry using quantitative infrared thermography
Non-destructive testing allows analysis of heritage masonry in-situ, but it can also be useful for testing composite masonry samples. Quantitative infrared thermography is used to monitor evaporation rates of mortars and substrates within small scale masonry system prisms. This enables comparison of the drying behaviour of system prisms incorporating different mortars. This can be used to support the selection of appropriate repair mortars to prolong the useful lifespan of historical buildings, and supports the adoption of sustainable retrofit strategies.