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Influence of mortar composition on resistance to moisture penetration and strength of masonry
The studies of resistance to rain penetration and bond strength of unit masonry carried out in the Division's laboratories have employed both small panels consisting of five bricks in stack bond and wall panels 3 1/2 by 4 ft. The cost of the larger panels limits the number which can be made for test
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