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lime mortar

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lime mortar [′līm ¦mȯrd·ər]
(materials)
A mixture of hydrated lime, sand, and water having a compressive strength up to 400 pounds per square inch (2.8 × 106pascals); used for interior non-load-bearing walls in buildings.


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The stone walls and domed ceiling were cleaned and repaired with lime mortar.
Contrary to Jensen's assertion that no special materials are needed to work with miljosten, Brick Development Association director Michael Driver says there is no lime mortar that works with all types of clays.
Unlike the permanent mortar masons use on real jobs, the students use a lime mortar in the workshop.
 
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