mortardata.csv

The experiment that gave rise to the data set of this work was performed by Canova et al (2009). Themortars weight in specimens was observed over time, considering 10 levels for the treatment variable(Am1:0%, Am2:6%, Am3:8%, Am4:10%, Am5:12%, As1:0%, As2:6%, As3:8%, As4:10%, As5:12%), thisbeing the combination between two types of mortar and five concentrations of a rubber powder content,where the terms Am and As represent two types of mortar, matured mortar (Am) and kiln-dried mortar (As)respectively, in which the first type was produced containing lime and fine sand washed from the river, whichafter receiving the addition of cement, became a compound mortar. The second type was produced containinglime and sand that passed through the maturation process, was kiln dried and received the addition of cementaddition.<br><br>Canova, J.A., de Angelis N. G., Bergamasco, R. (2009). Mortar with unserviceable tire residues. Journal ofUrban and Environmental Engineering, JSTOR 3:63-72.