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Summaries of Technical Papers of Annual Meeting 2007
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  • Experimental Study on Seismic Performance of Brick Masonry Cavity Wall System
    Masato Yamamoto, Hiromu Takahashi, Hajime Okamoto, Shigeru Matsuda, Hi ...
    Pages 4
    Published: 2007
    Released on J-STAGE: February 26, 2008
    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.4.0
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    The external wall of 3 buildings of Kobe Gakuin University, Port Island campus, which have been completed this March, is constructed by the brick masonry cavity wall system of an unprecedented scale with an area of 20 thousand square meters, assembled approximately 1.27 million foreign-made bricks. This paper describes the outline of the wall system, its design flow, and the experiments conducted to examine the validity of the design methods and the component specifications. To evaluate the seismic performance, relative story displacement tests and static horizontal loading tests have been carried out on a full-scale model. Results showed that the wall system satisfied the required performance and was safe for the short-term external load.
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  • Study of Tile Installation in Flexible Adhesive
    Part1 The Fatigue Property together with Modified Silicone /Epoxy Adhesive
    Kaneo Akita, Tomoyuki Nagayushi, Masato Akimoto, HIdeharu Hashimukai, ...
    Pages 5
    Published: 2007
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    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.5.0
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    To avoid the fall-off of tile from tile installation, two sort of fatigue test of shear of tile technique was evaluated. This tile technique was organized by flexible modified silicone⁄epoxy adhesive which was used as a buffer material in response to differential movement. Additionally, we evaluated the advantage of porous plate that adopt mechanical joint to the ground adhesion surface by testing its fatigue characteristics.
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  • Examination of elasticity adhesive application method for exterior tiled bonding.
    Akira Kusumi, Hiroshi Nachi, Kazuhiro Ogasawara, Shinji Toriyama
    Pages 6
    Published: 2007
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    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.6.0
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    Tile bonding by Silyl-terminated polyether based elastic adhesive has been reported as a superior construction method to follow the movement and cracking compared with tile bonding by mortar. Meanwhile, though tile bonding by the above elastic adhesive has been conducted mainly by trowel so far, it's detailed method like the relationship between shape of trowel and adhesion strength has not been studied. In this paper, the influence of tile bonding method by different shape of trowel on effective adhesion area and adhesion strength will be discussed.
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  • Study On Tattoo Concrete Process
    Tokihiko Fukao, Ryoma Kitagaki, Hironori Nagai, Takahumi Noguchi
    Pages 7
    Published: 2007
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    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.7.0
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    he authors have refined Tattoo Concrete Process and measured accuracy of printed image on the surface of concrete.
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  • Effects of alternating immersion and freezing & thawing on the integrity of concrete and light-weight mortar
    Naoyuki Miyamoto, Takuya Hasegawa, Osamu Senbu
    Pages 8
    Published: 2007
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    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.8.0
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    To use the light-weight mortar safely in cold regions, this study examined the extent of movement between light-weight mortar and concrete exposed outdoor. It was also conducted the experimental study to clarify the effects of alternating immersion and freezing and thawing on the integrity of concrete and light-weight mortar. The results show that the bonding strength and deformational performance of some specimen were changed after alternating immersion and freezing and thawing. And water absorption controlling materials are effective against the influence of alternating immersion and freezing and thawing for the integrity.
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  • Material Properties of White Cement Shirasu Mortar
    Misuzu Seki, Ken Watanabe, Minako Konno, Kazuo Maruya, Masahiro Shinto ...
    Pages 9
    Published: 2007
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    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.9.0
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    Shirasu is a kind of pyroclastic flow deposits and the huge volume of it accumulates in the southern part of Kyushu. Further investigation will be needed to develop a new technology for useful application of shirasu more extensively. In the present study that targeted concrete secondary products, we have examined material properties (mix proportion, strength and long term property and so on) of shirasu mortars with white cement. As a result, the compressive strength versus cement-water ratio relationship of white cement shirasu mortars was linear like a normal concrete. The sand-cement ratio had little influence on the compressive strength of white cement shirasu mortar.
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  • Study on the demand for building materials of life style of housewife from result through questionnaire sent to member of staff
    Yasuko Kumano, Reiko Sugawara, Kanako Hashimoto, Naomi Ito, Yuki Hisha
    Pages 13
    Published: 2007
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    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.13.0
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    We sent out questionnaires to members of staff about two hundred peoples. We inverstigate the popurality with housewife of building materials in kitchen and trunk rooms by difference of housewifes lifestyle. In result we understand housewife being occupation need prevent stain and dicrease smell. And we understand the higher popularity of relaxation room from result throuth questionnaires by DEN space. We try to make material of growing minus ion sayind effect of relaxation, meature quality of minus ion and VOC.
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  • Development of Highly Durable Coating Floor Material with Anti-static Performance
    Part 3 Influence of Early Age Curing and Coating Method in Winter on Anti-static Perfomance
    Hideyuki Hakamaya, Isao Miura, Toshiro Itatani, Yoshini Todate, Satoru ...
    Pages 14
    Published: 2007
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    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.14.0
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    A variety of static electricity troubles are reported in the production facilities, and the anti-static performance is indispensable to the floor material.However, usual coating floor material with anti-static performance is deteriorated at caster running on it.Then, authors developed coating floor material with anti-static, which has enough durability for various deteriorations, and an enough anti-static performance was possessed after the accelerated degrading test.However, there are uncertain points like a change of the anti-static performance for this developed coating floor material.This paper describes that; a change of the anti-static performance and the influence of initial care condition and the construction condition on anti-static performance.
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  • Water vapor adsorption/desorption property of a coating material using C-S-H
    Katsuhiko Gotou, Sasagu Terao, Hideo Shimizu
    Pages 15
    Published: 2007
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    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.15.0
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    We have developed a humidity self control material using zeolitic tuff mined at Kawanishi district in Fukui prefecture. Zeolite has a long history for ion exchangers, adsorbents, moleculer sieves and catalysts. In our experiments, the zeolitic tuff was ground and used as a pozzolan for a synthesis of C-S-H. The result shows a higher value of adsorbed water and IV-type (IUPAC) in the adsorption ⁄ desorption patterns; in contrast, those of zeolitic tuff are classified as I-type. We report the water vapor adsorption ⁄ desorption property of a coating material for textured finishes using synthesized C-S-H made from zeolitic tuff.
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  • Study on evaluation for performance of humidity control in the room by a sorption material
    Katsuichi Kuroki, Taichi Tasaka
    Pages 16
    Published: 2007
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    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.16.0
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    This report examined the sorption performance of a sorption material and relations of the indoor humidity condition. We think about a coefficient of sorption α as the sorption property of a sorption material constructed to inside of wall in a real room. With this α, we considered an equation of estimation of humidity in a room when the air was flowed into the room that was constructed a sorption material. When become the steady state, α is in proportion to the ratio with ventilation number n and loading factor L; is related. When loading factor L increases in number by the relations with L and α, α decreases exponentially. In other words it means that the effect of sorption performance do not change in the above to some extent even if execution areas of work are increased. This evaluation method shows that the humidity control in a real room can be estimated if n⁄L is equal to the condition of test.
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  • Use of Diatomaceous Earth Panels in Storage Areas for Works of Art
    Ryuichi Hasegawa, Yasuteru Simada, Kenji Sugimoto
    Pages 17
    Published: 2007
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    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.17.0
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    I added diatomaceous earth ⁄ calcium silicate pulp fiber ⁄ water with DDR and made matrix and I painted the plaster in Flow-coater paint machine on the surface of the matrix after hardening and made it a panel. Because diatomaceous earth breathed in the bad smell with noninflammability and-like damp, it was adopted in the storage of save of the national Museum and Temple architecture, and the this panel got a good result.As for a spot occurs to the bronze when a Japanese traditional painting puts away bronze in damage, the walnut when I make the storage of store with Hinoki-wood box, and bronze disease and symptom to call appearing, well-known in the world of the save of the art. I confirmed that I maintained the drying degree of the work of art to 60% in a state of the natural leaving approximately automatically without discharging a toxic substance with the this matter panel. I report it about a basic characteristic and the execution result of a panel keeping damp without including a toxic substance in flaming retardant by this report.
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  • Study on the simple testing method for deodorization performance of interior materials.
    Asako Hasegawa, Kiyoshi Murakami
    Pages 18
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    Released on J-STAGE: February 26, 2008
    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.18.0
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    This study aims to achieve the eco-friendly and sustainable residence ultimately through several experiments of recycling materials and eco-materials. In this paper, we focused on the deodorization performance of interior materials. Several types of wall materials which have already applied for actual interiors to reduce some chemicals were examined to compare with the same type of materials which have no effects on chemicals. Glass desiccators were used as testing chambers and ammonia was added and measured as an odor. Results showed that there were significant differences between the effective material and others, and we suggest this method as a simple performance testing method.
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  • Investigation of the Indoor Air Quality for Office Building before and after the Renewal
    Hideki Ichihara, Maki Ichihara, Mika Kuwahara, Hitoshi Fukao, Shigeru ...
    Pages 19
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    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.19.0
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    This research reports the investigation of actual conditions of the concentration of the indoor chemical before it constructs it in the recovery and after it constructs it.The concentration measurement after the recovery investigated a change with the lapse of time after six months one month later.The concentration before the recovery was all chemicals and very low values compared with the guideline value.As for the concentration after the recovery, a tendency different because of compared it on the condition before and after the furniture carrying and the condition of the ventilation equipment operation existence in each chemical was obtained.The source was considered by the chamber experiment compared with acquired data.
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  • Study on the Algae Growing on the Surface of Stones
    Naomi Kawahito, Mamoru Sakuma, Satoshi Saitoh, Satoru Ohsawa
    Pages 24
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    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.24.0
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    The pavements such as white ball stones are used for the arranging scenery such as gardens, but there is a case green algae grow on the stone surface, and to harm a beauties of scene. We performed a field work and picked pavement adhesion algae and identified it. In addition, we conducted an investigation into the environmental condition that outbreak ⁄ the adhesion of the algae was easy to happen. Natural fading of the pavement surface which did greening by the adhesion of the algae if an environmental attendant condition matches gets up. By the experiments, we confirmed that we had natural fading in a short term because it was come to light in direct rays of the sun and the rain.
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  • Effects of alternating immersion or freezing and thawing on the evaluation of floating dust stain on coating materials
    Yusuke Kiyota, Takuya Hasegawa, Osamu Senbu
    Pages 25
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    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.25.0
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    There are many previous researches on dirt stuck to building materials. However, it is not clear the influences of the deteriorations on the dirt. In this study, it was conducted the experimental studies on the influences of alternating immersion and freezing and thawing on the evaluation of floating dust stain on various coating materials. And, it was also conducted sensory tests to evaluate the dirt by sense of human. The results show that the property of the coating materials for floating dust stain is not changed by these accelerated deterioration tests.
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  • Infuruence of finish the wood surface affects on color change
    Part 2 Exposure durations 12 months
    Norichika Ura
    Pages 36
    Published: 2007
    Released on J-STAGE: February 26, 2008
    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.36.0
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    Regardless of type, finshing method of the surface and azimuth, the chroma is more remarkable than the lightness for the wood color change.
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  • Study on the crash force of flying and falling object in the evaluation of building finishing materials.
    Part 1 Crash force measurement of falling objects
    Takeshi Ohtsuka, Teiji Kojima, Haruo Kuramochi, Naomi Kitayama
    Pages 37
    Published: 2007
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    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.37.0
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    Because I touch the outside directly, as for the building finishing materials, it is often that the flying and falling object collides and produces crazing or a miss. From this, a method to examine a state of the destruction by the crash force in one of the evaluation of finishing materials is taken in, but I assume a collision thing each time, and it is the present conditions that I calculate weight and the fall height of the falling object from kinetic energy, and examine. In addition, judging from the transformation of finishing materials and a crack / a destruction state, there is the evaluation. I arrest you by a unit of the load that it is easy to grasp how much crash forces such as real finishing materials or the furniture are, and this study is aimed at establishing shock docimasy in "the evaluation of finishing materials" and evaluation method.
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  • Study of the mechanism and preventive method of 2-ethylhexanol emission from the PVC floorcovering construction
    Part2 Influence of kinds of the acrylic emulsion type adhesives
    Suzue Yonemoto, Sinji Nishimoto
    Pages 38
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    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.38.0
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    In case of PVC floorcovering installed on high moisture content concrete substrate, it is point out of that there is a possibility of emission of newly generated VOC compounds. We already reported that hydrolysis of acrylic adhesives for tile-carpet use by alkaline moisture of concrete substrate brings about emission of 2-Ethylhexanol(2EHA) and Butanol. In this report, we investigated influence of alkaline moisture of concrete substrate on acrylic adhesives other than reported last year. As a result, the adhesive, which emitted a grate deal of 2EHA and Butanol on the test of the adhesive alone, also brought about high emission of them from PVC floorcovering construction undertaken with the adhesive. It is suggested that ester compounds in the adhesive are hydrolyzed by alkaline moisture and resulting alcohols are emitted to atmosphere through the floorcovering sheet.
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  • Evaluation of the material in exterior sash paint repair, and a construction method
    Takumi Itaya, Chikako Tsumura, Takeshi Ihara, Satoru Ohsawa
    Pages 39
    Published: 2007
    Released on J-STAGE: February 26, 2008
    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.39.0
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    In the glass curtain wall in the skyscraper where old 15 years or more passed, a clear paint film of the polyurethane metallic painting of the exterior peeled off and it scattered. Therefore, we conducted a field survey to clarify technical consideration of field repair painter's work. In addition, we tested paint in site in order that we might decide the best material and construction method. We tested adhesion durability of coating film on the paintwork with a view to checking the method of surface preparation for repair painter's work. It reports on the result of evaluating the repair paint film by the difference of the painting environment and the bonding performance with the elastomeric sealant material.
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  • Document of the earthquake resistant renovation for the old temple using inorganic board
    Shun Otsuka, Kenji Sugimoto
    Pages 40
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    Released on J-STAGE: February 26, 2008
    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.40.0
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    Traditional wooden construction such as old temple is not strong from the point of view of earthquake resistance since the roof is heavy and the exterior walls have lots of openings.On the other hand,there is a report at traditional wooden construction telling that a little less than 10 percent of disasters were caused by earthquakes and that a little more than 80 percent were caused by fires or lightning strikes.Now,this rerort gives an example of earthquake resistant renovation for a 78-year-old temple by means of bearing walls using incombustible,termite-proof and rot-resistant inorganic boards.
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  • Examination concerning durability of renewed external walls by application of net overlaying and anchoring.
    Hiroyuki Amada, Teruo Kondo, Takeshi Hori, Kiyohiko Watanabe, Satoshi ...
    Pages 41
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    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.41.0
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    A new renewal method for deteriorated external walls of existing buildings had been popularized. The method is applied polyvinylalcohol fiber net and polymer modified cement mortar overlaying with stainless steel anchoring. The durability of the method has been reported in the 2005 annual meeting. The report has been based on investigation into the actual conditions of a cooperative house that has been renewed 10 years ago with the method. In this report, it is mentioned that actual condition investigation result of the other cooperative house that has been renewd 15 years ago and outdoor exposure test result for 12 and half years. Based on these results, it is cleared that no remarkable deterioration has been occured and item that is taken into consideration in construction planning.
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  • Study on Cold Weathering Durability of Ceramic Siding
    june Ohashi, Masayuki Hoshino
    Pages 42
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    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.42.0
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    Otis used mostly siding for outside wall material for housing. The use of the siding has increased by now in the house building. In the snowy cold region, the outside wall material always has the danger of the frost damage. It reports on an outdoor exposure test and the statistical analysis of three years of eight kinds of materials of siding. The method of examining the exposure is the going along water exposure surface and the inclination exposure. It makes comparative study of the result of the difference between wet condition and dry condition on the specimen back, and the south facing between north facing.
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  • Study on the evaluation method for frost resistance of siding materials considered natural condition
    Sachiko Yoshida, Osamu Senbu, Takuya Hasegawa, Yutaro Hirai
    Pages 43
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    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.43.0
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    The frost resistance of siding materials is not evaluated properly in outdoor. In this study, we investigated the effects of alternating immersion which is modeled after natural condition on critical degree of saturation(Scr) and water absorption(Scap) of siding materials. Also we measured the water content of the siding materials exposed to outdoor. We were also carried out Freezing-Thawing-Test in the siding materials on their one side to study on increase of the water content in winter. As a result, it becomes clear that the possibility of the frost resistance evaluation method considering the alternating immersion.
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  • Water Transportation in Concrete with Finishing Materials and Surface Improvement
    Takuya Hasegawa, Osamu Senbu
    Pages 44
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    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.44.0
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    It is known that the durability of RC comportments is improved by finishing materials or surface improvement materials. However, it is not clear the property of water transportation in surface layer of concrete with finishing materials and surface improvement materials. This paper examines the property based on the measurement of humidity and temperature on surface layer of concrete with finishing materials and surface improvement materials. The results show that the humidity change of concrete with water proof materials is softly. And the humidity change of the concrete with surface improvement material is slower in water absorption.
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  • Study on the Effect of Appearance to Texture of the Building Materials
    Erika Iwasaki, Shigeharu Nakamura, Youngran Lee, Hiroshi Kobari, Kazuh ...
    Pages 45
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    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.45.0
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    This paper examined feelings to want to touch the building materials texture by the document investigation and the questionnaire survey. As a result, the texture when the surface of building materials was seen was able to be arranged by the phonomime concerning roughness, hardness, and dampness. It was clarified to want to feel after building materials when touching feelings seem to be good and seem to expensive about the texture.
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  • Study on the Evaluation of Surface color and Texture of Metal
    Jun Tsuchiya, Shoji Sunaga
    Pages 46
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    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.46.0
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    In this paper, the effect of surface properties on the visual evaluation of metal, especially titanium was investigated. The factors affecting, the visual evaluation such as depth, brightness, comfort of colored titanium surface were analyzed by performing the sensory test using the various titanium specimen which were changing the surface finishing method and surface color. Physical values of surface grossiness and surface color were measured and the relationship between them and the results of sensory test was considered. It was cleared that the visual evaluation of titanium specimen is affected by the physical value of gloss, the surface finishing method, visual brightness is related to the value of the surface color.
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  • Estimation of Compressive Strength of Cement Paste by Drilling Type Surface Strength Tester
    Chiemi Honda, Tetsuya Hasegawa, Shigemitsu Hatanaka, Naoki Mishima, Ya ...
    Pages 47
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    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.47.0
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    In the earlier report, a strength estimation technique has been successfully proposed for the exterior terra cotta used on historic structures by using a drilling type surface strength tester developed by the authors. In the present paper, the method of estimation of compressive strength of cement paste is discussed, with the improvement of the measurement accuracy of the proposed tester, aiming at the application to mortal and concrete henceforth. As a result, a formula for the estimation of compressive strength of cement paste is proposed.
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  • Analysis of Paint Film on Historical Buildings
    Mikio Tsuzuki, Masahiko Akahori, Shinji Kubo
    Pages 48
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    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.48.0
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    The detailed information on the original paint specifications and the later painting history are useful guideline for the restoration as well as repairing of historical buildings.The investigation of the past to present paint films of Waseda University Okuma Lecture Hall built in early period of Showa was conducted.The number of paint layers and colors were confirmed by examination of the paint film section on sight.The detailed analysis of film sample was extended to the confirmation through microscope examination. Also pigment as well as resin types were confirmed by IR and XRF.
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  • Study on construction materials of traditional shiraines and temples.
    Seiji Yamada, Kenji Sugimoto
    Pages 49
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    Released on J-STAGE: February 26, 2008
    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.49.0
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    Yamada-Touryo Group engaged in the construction of the traditional building in shrines and temples for 200 years.This report relates to traditional technology about construction materials. In the downtown area, large-scale wooden shrines and temples architecture is changed from safety in fire prevention to reinforced concrete of fireproofing. In reinforced concrete construction, sentence him to the design which I modeling on a wooden building. It is necessary to make up a complicated molder's flask from 3 dimensions by CAD and technology of NC processing to express shape of traditional wood with concrete.
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  • Investigation of construction materials of Dubai.
    Tatsuya Sugawara, Kenji Sugimoto
    Pages 50
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    Released on J-STAGE: February 26, 2008
    DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14820/finex.2007.0.50.0
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    Size of construction market of United Arab Emirates as at March 2007 is approximately 60 trillion yen and it has doubled only in three years. In Dubai, the busiest cities in U.A.E, there are more than 100 high-rise buildings completed and/or under construction. More than 150 Japanese companies have registered in UAE..In Dubai, major construction materials are available locally. As for concrete works, most of insitu concrete casting will be done in the evening due to high temperature of day time (more than 40 degrees °C). Facing Arabian Sea, finishing materials are exposed to severe conditions with saline sand from the sea.This research will focus on typical features relating to construction in Dubai. This research aims to study on the city planning utilizing artificial canal, green landscaping using water tubes in the soil, thermal insulating materials for construction, design of cladding, design of substructure and concept of mega projects.
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