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Leakage and bond strength tests on small panels assembled with red dry-press bricks and four mortar combinations
About ten years ago shale replaced clay as the basic raw material and more recently the firm installed a tunnel kiln in an effort to improve their product. There have been many problems associated with operation of the new kiln. Although these had not been completely resolved, some leakage and bond
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