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== Abstract ==

The present paper evaluates the performance of matured hydraulic grouts, with
respect to their composition and the induced microstructural characteristics. Four different
grout compositions were examined; three grouts based on natural hydraulic lime (NHL5),
plain and in combination with pozzolan, and a ternary white cement - pozzolan - hydrated
lime mixture. Both grout-only specimens and composite injected material have been examined
and injected grout - masonry material interaction issues are discussed.

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== References ==

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