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Dipartimento di Ingegneria del Territorio, dell Ambiente e delle Geotecnologie April, 11 2007 The Scientific Coordinator: (Dott. Paola Marini) REPORT LM/KP_03/07in REPORT ON DETERMINATION OF PHYSICAL AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES ON A SAMPLE OF A NATURAL STONE NAMED SELINA Politecnico di Torino Dipartimento di Ingegneria del Territorio, dell Ambiente e delle Geotecnologie (DITAG) Corso Duca degli Abruzzi, 24 10129 Torino Italia tel: -+39 011 5647625 +39 011 5647636 fax: +39 011 5647699 e-mail: paola.marini@polito.it url: www.polito.it/ricerca/dipartimenti/ditag/

Apr. 11th 2007 2/17 DETERMINATION OF PHYSICAL AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES ON A SAMPLE OF A NATURAL STONE NAMED SELINA Requested by: KAMEN d.d. PAZIN, 52000 PAZIN, Trg Slobode 2 HRVATSKA Tested stone: (denomination in accordance with EN 12440): Traditional name: SELINA Petrographic name: limestone Region of extraction: Lovre (Istria, Republic of Croatia) The following tests have been requested, also according to EN 1341, 1342 and 1343, 1469, 12057, 12058, CE marking standards for slabs, kerbs and setts of natural stone for external paving and for slabs for cladding, modular tiles, slabs for floors and stairs: petrographic examination, according to EN 12407; real and apparent density, open and total porosity, according to EN 1936; water absorption, according to EN 13755; flexural strength under concentrated load according to EN 12372; freeze-thaw resistance, according to EN 12371 and EN 12372; compressive strength, according to EN 1926; freeze-thaw resistance, according to EN 12371 and EN 1926; rupture energy according to EN 14158; abrasion resistance, according to EN 1341, Annex C and EN 1342, Annex B; slip resistance, according to EN 1341 Annex D and EN 1342, Annex C and to to EN 14231 for the following surface finishes: bush-hammered flamed; modulus of elasticity according to EN 14580; KNOOP microhardness according to EN 14205; linear thermal expansion coefficient according to EN 14581; breaking load at dowel hole, according to EN 13364; resistance to salt crystallisation according to EN 12370.

Apr. 11th 2007 3/17 TEST RESULTS PETROGRAPHIC EXAMINATION The test has been performed according to EN 12407 2007 Natural stone test methods Petrographic examination. Macroscopic description: The hand specimen appears fine grained and has a pale brownish colour. It is characterized by the presence brownish levels of bioclasts; with some light reddish stylolites. No pores and cracks are present. Microscopic description: In thin section the rock appears almost completely made up by calcite, moderately sorted and without pores. The constituents are: micritic matrix (60 %); Fragments of fossils (30 %).The fossils are represented by briozoa, gasteropoda, algae and foraminifera whose dimensions vary from 0.3 mm to 15 mm; cavities in fossils are filled with sparitic calcite; micritic intraclasts with a very low degree of roundness (10%). The rock is a biomicritic limestone.

Apr. 11th 2007 4/17 APPARENT DENSITY, REAL DENSITY, OPEN POROSITY AND TOTAL POROSITY; The apparent density, real density and the total porosity have been determined according to EN 1936-2006 Natural stone test methods - Determination of real density and apparent density and of total and open porosity. All the specimens are in natural conditions with sawn surface finish. APPARENT DENSITY AND OPEN POROSITY Mass of the dry specimen Mass of the soaked specimen in water Mass of the soaked specimen in air (g) (g) (g) Apparent density (kg/m 3 ) individual values average value individual values 1 333,80 210,68 335,05 2680 1,0 2 333,49 210,45 334,78 2680 1,0 3 334,13 210,87 335,37 2680 1,0 4 333,51 210,49 334,75 2680 1,0 5 333,37 210,38 334,69 2680 1,1 Open porosity (% by volume) average value 6 333,61 210,5 335,05 2670 2680 1,2 1,0 REAL DENSITY Mass of the pycnometer Mass of the ground and dried specimen Mass of the pycnometer + dried specimen Mass of the pycnometer + water Mass of the pycnometer + specimen + water Real density (individual values) Real density (average value) (g) (g) (g) (g) (g) (kg/m 3 ) (kg/m 3 ) 1 43.24 16.02 59.26 144.45 154.56 2711 2 43.78 14.84 58.62 144.98 154.34 2708 3 45.30 15.27 60.57 145.65 155.29 2712 4 45.30 15.23 60.53 145.65 155.27 2715 5 43.70 14.98 58.68 145.66 155.11 2709 2710 TOTAL POROSITY Apparent density (kg/m 3 ) Real density (kg/m 3 ) Total Porosity (% by volume) 2680 2710 1.1

Apr. 11th 2007 5/17 WATER ABSORPTION The water absorption has been determined according to EN 13755-2003 Natural stone test methods - Determination of water absorption at atmospheric pressure. All the specimens are in natural conditions with sawn surface finish. s: 6 cubes having 50 mm edge. Mass of the dry specimen Mass of the saturated specimen in water Water absorption (% by mass) (g) (g) individual values average value 1 334,63 336,03 0,42 2 334,55 335,55 0,30 3 334,19 335,42 0,37 4 334,40 335,65 0,37 5 333,39 334,83 0,43 6 333,79 335,14 0,40 0,4

Apr. 11th 2007 6/17 FLEXURAL STRENGTH UNDER CONCENTRATED LOAD ON SPECIMENS BOTH IN NATURAL CONDITIONS AND SUBJECTED TO FROST TEST The flexural strength has been determined according to EN 12372-2006 Natural stone test methods - Determination of flexural strength under concentrated load. For the frost test ten specimens, previously saturated in water, have been submitted to 48 freezing and thawing cycles according to EN 12371-2001 Natural stone test methods - Determination of frost resistance. All the specimens are in natural conditions with sawn surface finish.

Apr. 11th 2007 7/17 s in natural conditions Length of span Height Width Total load at failure Flexural strength (MPa) l (mm) h (mm) b (mm) P (kn) individual values average value 1 125 25,5 50,2 2,52 14,5 2 125 25,4 50,3 2,66 15,4 3 125 25,0 49,8 2,42 14,6 4 125 24,5 50,0 2,79 17,4 5 125 24,5 50,3 2,48 15,4 6 125 25,4 49,9 2,20 12,8 7 125 25,3 49,8 2,54 14,9 8 125 25,2 50,1 2,55 15,0 9 125 25,4 50,0 2,56 14,9 10 125 25,7 50,3 2,75 15,5 15,0 s subjected to frost test Length of span Height Width Total load at failure Flexural strength (MPa) l (mm) h (mm) b (mm) P (kn) individual values average value 11 125 25,2 49,9 2,71 16,0 12 125 24,9 50,2 1,92 11,6 13 125 25,1 50,0 2,69 16,0 14 125 25,5 49,8 2,26 13,1 15 125 25,2 49,8 2,14 12,7 16 125 25,3 50,1 1,95 11,4 17 125 25,5 50,0 3,04 17,5 18 125 25,0 49,9 3,03 18,2 19 125 25,3 50,1 2,14 12,5 20 125 25,2 50,1 2,38 14,0 14,3

Apr. 11th 2007 8/17 COMPRESSION STRENGTH ON SPECIMENS BOTH IN NATURAL CONDITIONS AND SUBJECTED TO FROST TEST The compression strength has been determined according to EN 1926 2006 Natural stone test methods - Determination of compressive strength. For the frost test: five specimens, previously saturated in water, have been submitted to 25 freezing and thawing cycles according to EN 12371-2001 Natural stone test methods - Determination of frost resistance. s in natural conditions Area of the bearing surface (mm 2 ) Total load at failure (kn) individual values (MPa) 1 5127 687 134 2 5119 861 168 3 5134 957 187 4 5127 616 120 Compressive strength average value (MPa) 5 5119 582 114 145 s subjected to frost test 1 5119 560 109 2 5134 785 153 3 5155 828 161 4 5134 730 142 5 5105 794 155 144

Apr. 11th 2007 9/17 DETERMINATION OF RUPTURE ENERGY The test has been performed according to according to EN 14158-2004 Natural stone test methods - Determination of rupture energy. All the specimens are in natural conditions with sawn surface finish. Height of fall of the steel ball at the moment of rupture of the specimen individual values (cm) average value (cm) individual values (J) 1 25 2.5 2 25 2.5 3 30 3.0 Rupture Energy average value (J) 4 25 26 2.5 2.6

Apr. 11th 2007 10/17 DETERMINATION OF ABRASION RESISTANCE The abrasion resistance has been determined according to EN 1341-2001 Slabs of natural stone for external paving Requirements and test methods - Annex C and EN 1342-2001 Setts of natural stone for external paving Requirements and test methods - Annex B and to EN 14157-2004 Natural stone test methods - Determination of abrasion resistance. All the specimens are in natural conditions with sawn surface finish. Groove length (mm) 1 18,0 2 18,0 3 18,0 4 18,0 5 18,5 Mean groove length (mm) 6 18,0 18,0

Apr. 11th 2007 11/17 DETERMINATION OF SLIP RESISTANCE VALUE BY MEANS OF THE PENDULUM TESTER The slip resistance value (SRV) on dry specimens has been determined according to EN 14231-2003 Natural stone test methods - Determination of the slip resistance by means of the pendulum tester. The slip resistance value measured on wet specimens has been determined following EN 1341: 2001 Slabs of natural stone for external paving Requirements and test methods Annex D, EN 1342: 2001 Setts of natural stone for external paving Requirements and test methods Annex C and EN 14231-2003 Natural stone test methods - Determination of the slip resistance by means of the pendulum tester. For this reason for CE marking, concerning the specimens in wet conditions, the USRV (unpolished slip resistance value) requested by EN 1341 and 1342 is the same value of the SRV requested by EN 12057 and 12058. surface: BUSH HAMMERED SRV specimens in dry conditions Mean SRV dry conditions SRV - USRV specimens in wet conditions 1 82 85 2 77 83 3 78 85 4 79 80 5 73 81 Mean USRV wet conditions 6 81 78 84 83 surface: FLAMED SRV specimens in dry conditions Mean SRV dry conditions SRV - USRV specimens in wet conditions 1 64 78 2 73 78 3 70 76 4 73 77 5 63 77 Mean USRV wet conditions 6 67 68 78 77

Apr. 11th 2007 12/17 MODULUS OF ELASTICITY The moduli of elasticity have been determined according to EN 14580-2005Natural stone test methods - Determination of static elastic modulus Startic elastic modulus (MPa) Mean value (MPa) 1 64740 2 65570 65155

Apr. 11th 2007 13/17 DETERMINATION OF KNOOP MICROHARDNESS Test method The test has been performed according to EN 14205-2003 Natural stone test methods - Determination of Knoop hardness. HK (MPa) 4000 3500 3000 2500 2000 HARDNESS DISTRIBUTION DIAGRAM SELINA n = rank order F = cumul. frequency 1500 1000 500 HK 25 HK 75 0 0 5 10 15 20 n 0 25 50 75 100 F(%) Mean value HK = 1524 MPa HK 25 = 1486 MPa Max value HK = 1905 MPa HK50 = 1601 MPa Min value HK =..757 MPa HK75 = 1702 MPa Uniformity index (HK75/HK25) = 1.1

Apr. 11th 2007 14/17 DETERMINATION OF LINEAR THERMAL EXPANSION COEFFICIENT Test method The test has been performed according to EN 14581 2004 Natural stone test methods - Determination of linear thermal expansion coefficient Linear expansion coefficient (10-6 C -1 ) after the first heating cycle Linear expansion coefficient (10-6 C -1 ) after the second heating cycle 1 3 3 2 3 3 Mean values 3 3

Apr. 11th 2007 15/17 DETERMINATION OF THE BREAKING LOAD AT DOWEL-HOLE Test method The test has been performed according to the EN 13364-2001 Natural stone test methods - Determination of the breaking load at dowel hole. Dimensions in millimetres Hole identificati on thickness (mm) Breaking load (N) Maximum distance from the centre of the hole to the edge of the fracture (b A )(mm) Distance from the hole to the face in the direction of the force (d 1 )(mm) 1 1 30.5 1900 10 49 2 30.5 1850 9 40 2 1 30.5 2550 10 42 2 30.5 1850 10 45 3 1 30.0 2400 10 33 2 30.0 1900 10 41 Mean values 2100 10 42

Apr. 11th 2007 16/17 DETERMINATION OF RESISTANCE TO SALT CRYSTALLISATION The test has been performed according to EN 12370-1999 Natural stone test methods - Determination of resistance to salt crystallisation. Initial mass of the dry specimen (g) Initial mass of the dry specimen re-weighed with label (g) Final mass of the dry specimen weighed with label (g) Relative mass difference (%) 1 168.65 169.65 169.55-0.06 2 170.40 171.35 171.29-0.04 3 170.78 171.82 171.76-0.04 4 169.66 170.89 170.81-0.05 5 170.15 171.37 171.27-0.06 6 171.01 172.35 172.25-0.06 Average value -0.05 Photograph of the specimens after the crystallization test: the reference specimen is in the centre. The test has not produced visible alterations.

Apr. 11th 2007 17/17 SUMMARY OF THE RESULTS (average values) Petrographic name:...biomicritic limestone Apparent density:...2680 kg/m 3 Open porosity...1.0 % by volume Real density...2710 kg/m 3 Total porosity:...1.1 % by volume Water absorption...0.4 % by mass Flexural strength in natural conditions...15.0 MPa Flexural strength after frost test... 14.3 MPa Compression strength in natural conditions...145 MPa Compression strength after frost test...144 MPa Rupture energy: (height of fall)...26 cm Abrasion resistance (groove length)...18 mm Slip resistance value - bush hammered (dry)...78 (SRV) Slip resistance value - bush hammered (wet)...83 (SRV -USRV) Slip resistance value - flamed (dry)...68 (SRV) Slip resistance value - flamed (wet)...77 (SRV - USRV) Static modulus of elasticity...65155 MPa Knoop microhardness (HK 25)...1486 MPa Knoop microhardness (HK 75)...1700 MPa Linear expansion coefficient...3 * 10-6 * C -1 Breaking load at dowel-hole...2100 N Breaking load at dowel-hole, maximum fracture distance...42 mm Resistance to salt crystallisation...- 0.05 % (mass difference)