英文摘要 |
Granite, andesite and diabase have been widely used for stone pillars in temples in Taiwan. However, the evaluation of these rocks affected by fire disasters have been limited. This study attempts to develop criteria using ultrasonic technology to evaluate the rocks affected by fire through heated to different temperatures in the oven. The temperatures ranged from room temperature up to the maximum temperature of 1200°C in 200°C steps (200, 400, 600, 800, 1000, 1200), and cooling down to room temperature. Subsequent tests evaluated the variations in: absorption; specific gravity; and wave velocities with temperature. The study also analyses the relationships between compressive strength and heating temperature, and evaluates the relationship between the wave velocity and the compressive strength. In the second part of the study, large-sized granite, Jong-shi stone and diabase, used in traditional temples were tested for simulating the actual fire, to measure the variation between wave velocity and strength. Comparing the differences between the laboratory tests and the actual fire damage tests, the results show that although the outer layer of granite and long-shi stone in the actual fire damaged test caused large pieces of stone to flake off due to uneven heating, ultrasonic technology and compressive strength results confirmed that the internal stone was intact. Due to the small size of the diabase, the influence of uneven heating was significant, and the fracture of the diabase into several small pieces cannot be compared with the results of the laboratory tests. |