THE RUDOLF REPORT

8. EVALUATION OF CHEMICAL ANALYSESNo15a15b15c16171819a19b202122BuildingB1a BW 5aB1a BW 5aB1a BW 5aB1b BW 5bB1b BW 5bB1a BW 5aB1b BW 5bB1b BW 5bB1a BW 5aB1a BW 5aB1a BW 5aTable 19 continued: Analyses results Rudolf/FreseniusSampling location and depthMaterialOutside southern wall, 40 cm from western wall, 210 cm from the Mortarground, 0-3 mm.as a, > 0-5 mm, with pigment layer removed.Brickas b, removed pigment layer, < 1 mm.BrickOutside southern wall, 2 m from entrance door, 1 m from the ground, Brick0-7 mm.Inside southern wall, 130 cm from eastern wall, 130 cm from the floor, Plaster4-10 mm .Floor area of door post of hot air delousing chamber, eastern chamber,pointing to the main wing, 0-5 mm.WoodInside northern wall, 230 cm from eastern wall, 90 cm from the floor, Plaster0-4 mm.as 19a, 4-8 mm.PlasterInside exterior wall (west), 40 cm from southern wall, 210 cm from the Plasterfloor, 0-3 mm.Interior wall (east) from western wall, 30 cm from door, 190 cm from Mortarthe floor, 10-50 mm.Inside of exterior wall (south), 40 cm from western wall 155 cm from Plasterthe floor, 3-10 mm.23 24 25 26 B1a Barrack 3 B1a Barrack 3 Experiment Experiment Special room northwest, inside exterior wall (north), 0-5 mm.Main room inside exterior wall, (north), 0-5 mm.Untreated brick, 0-5 mm.16 h in 0.3 vol.% HCN, 0-5 mm, see text.PlasterMortarBrickBrick0.3 0.1 9.6 0.1 8,100 13,000 35,000* 35,000* ----27 Experiment 24 ¾ h in 2 vol.% HCN, +1 g H2O, 20 mm, 100 g.Cement Mortar 109** 8,800* 1,028 Experiment as 27, without added H2O, 108 g.Cement Mortar 94** 8,800* 0,929 Experiment as 28, 94 g.Lime Mortar 53** 4,500* 1,030 Experiment as 28, + 2g H2O, 96 g.Lime Mortar 58** 4,500* 1,1CN – values between 0.1 and 0.5 mg/kg are considered uncertain (NN); n.d.=not determined; *=own analyses; **= Institut für Umweltanalytik, Stuttgart (IUS).c[CN – ]1,560.056.02,400.010,000.013,500.07,150.01,860.03,880.07,850.00.34,530.0c[Fe]10,000n.b.n.b.47,00015,000n.b.4,3009,50011,00018,00011,000%Fe131774-353359-34--255