2018
DOI: 10.1590/1982-02672018v26e09
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A produção de ladrilho e o ofício de ladrilhar: método de produção de ladrilhos do século XVIII aos nossos dias

Abstract: RESUMO Com o objetivo de estudar o ladrilho hidráulico, em destaque na construção civil do século XIX e considerado patrimônio cultural pelo Iphan, o presente trabalho traça a trajetória histórica deste material. Embora as cartas patrimoniais recomendem ações de manutenção periódicas de conservação preventiva, há uma lacuna de registros sobre o ladrilho hidráulico, sobretudo no que tange a seu surgimento e a sua técnica de fabrico. Este artigo aponta o fabrico do ladrilho cerâmico como precursor do ladrilho hi… Show more

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“…But despite these changes in graphical style, the manufacturing process of cement tiles has been relatively the same since its inception, except for the innovation of its chromatic palette. 20 It involves the production of one piece at a time, structured in four stages: the preparation of the pigments, molding, hydraulic pressing, and letting the tile cure and dry (Figures 3 and 4). Each cement tile has three layers: the front layer, which contains patterns and colors created from cement, marble powder, water, and iron oxides; the middle layer, with cement, sand, and water; and the back layer, made of cement and sand.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…But despite these changes in graphical style, the manufacturing process of cement tiles has been relatively the same since its inception, except for the innovation of its chromatic palette. 20 It involves the production of one piece at a time, structured in four stages: the preparation of the pigments, molding, hydraulic pressing, and letting the tile cure and dry (Figures 3 and 4). Each cement tile has three layers: the front layer, which contains patterns and colors created from cement, marble powder, water, and iron oxides; the middle layer, with cement, sand, and water; and the back layer, made of cement and sand.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%