Mortar Permeability
Mortar Permeability is a physical property that denotes the capacity of hardened mortar to allow the passage of fluids under pressure, distinguished by its dependence on pore structure, connectivity, and tortuosity within the cementitious matrix.
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Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
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École Centrale de Lille
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