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Small brick panel tests at Halifax: an investigation of "time", "tap", and "flow" factors in the assembly of small brick panels for leakage and bond strength tests
The complexity of the problem of ensuring good performance of brick masonry as to bond strength and rain penetration are demonstrated in part by the results now reported from controlled tests in which several of the principal factors operative at the time of laying have been varied systematically. S
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