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Review of an ancient persian lime mortar “Sarooj”
Masoumi, Mohammad Mehdi1, Banakar, Hanieh2, Boroomand, Bahar3.
Sarooj is an ancient Persian lime mortar of great antiquity which is hydraulic lime mortars and so compatible with the environment because of its ingredients. Sarooj has been used frequently in Iran since 1200 B.C. until the last decades, especially in the southern area; across the Persian Gulf, the most different climates which proves that Sarooj is highly compatible with different climates. The more practical methods of setting procedure of Sarooj is explained in detail. One of the most important features of Sarooj is its impermeable characteristic among mortars. Sarooj has not been a major highlight among researchshers for many years, but recently this material has started to gain some interest among researchers in Iran. This paper highlight the importance and benefit of Sarooj in construction by revieweing its ingredients, chemical and mix design, additives, and physical properties of Sarooj.
Affiliation:
- Islamic Azad University, Iran
- Isfahan University of Technology, Iran
- Islamic Azad University, Iran
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