Patent classifications
C04B20/002
CO-GRINDING SLAG WITH OTHER MATERIAL FOR HYDRAULIC BINDERS
A variety of systems, methods and compositions are disclosed for cementing in subterranean formations. Embodiments may include the use of slag co-grind in well cementing operations.
PRODUCTION OF FOAMED SAND USING NEAR INFRARED
A method for producing a bulk material consisting substantially of foamed or blown mineral or oxide particles by thermal treatment of a bulk material of basic particles, characterized in that the thermal treatment includes transport of a transversely conveyed or horizontal layer or of a free flow of the bulk material through a radiation field, the substantial active component of which lies in the near infrared range (NIR), and which has a power density of at least 50 kW/m2.
PRODUCTION OF FOAMED SAND USING NEAR INFRARED
A method for producing a bulk material consisting substantially of foamed or blown mineral or oxide particles by thermal treatment of a bulk material of basic particles, characterized in that the thermal treatment includes transport of a transversely conveyed or horizontal layer or of a free flow of the bulk material through a radiation field, the substantial active component of which lies in the near infrared range (NIR), and which has a power density of at least 50 kW/m2.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING INSULATING MATERIAL OR AN INSULATING PRODUCT FOR THE REFRACTORY INDUSTRY, CORRESPONDING INSULATING MATERIALS AND PRODUCTS, AND USES
What are described are a process for producing an insulating product for the refractory industry or an insulating material as intermediate for production of such a product, and a corresponding insulating material/insulating product. Likewise described are the use of a matrix encapsulation process in the production of an insulating product for the refractory industry and a corresponding insulating product and/or an insulating material as intermediate for production of such a product.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING INSULATING MATERIAL OR AN INSULATING PRODUCT FOR THE REFRACTORY INDUSTRY, CORRESPONDING INSULATING MATERIALS AND PRODUCTS, AND USES
What are described are a process for producing an insulating product for the refractory industry or an insulating material as intermediate for production of such a product, and a corresponding insulating material/insulating product. Likewise described are the use of a matrix encapsulation process in the production of an insulating product for the refractory industry and a corresponding insulating product and/or an insulating material as intermediate for production of such a product.
THERMAL INSULATING COATING WITH LOW THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY
A dispersion of an alkyd-containing polymer dispersed in water is used to form a waterborne coating composition; the alkyd-containing polymer being an acrylic-modified alkyd polymer, a silicone-acrylic-modified alkyd polymer, or a mixture thereof. The resulting waterborne coating composition includes about 2 to about 30% by weight of one or more thermal insulating fillers with the remainder being the alkyd-containing dispersion, such that the coating composition contains about 30 to about 80% by weight of the water and about 2 to about 50% by weight of the alkyd-containing polymer. The coating applied therefrom exhibits at least one of the following properties: a thermal conductivity that is less than 100 mW/mK; a weight retention of at least 70% after being heated up to 400 C as measured by thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) with a heating rate of 20 C/min.; or a weight loss of less than 50% up to a temperature of 470 C as measured by the TGA.
THERMAL INSULATING COATING WITH LOW THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY
A dispersion of an alkyd-containing polymer dispersed in water is used to form a waterborne coating composition; the alkyd-containing polymer being an acrylic-modified alkyd polymer, a silicone-acrylic-modified alkyd polymer, or a mixture thereof. The resulting waterborne coating composition includes about 2 to about 30% by weight of one or more thermal insulating fillers with the remainder being the alkyd-containing dispersion, such that the coating composition contains about 30 to about 80% by weight of the water and about 2 to about 50% by weight of the alkyd-containing polymer. The coating applied therefrom exhibits at least one of the following properties: a thermal conductivity that is less than 100 mW/mK; a weight retention of at least 70% after being heated up to 400 C as measured by thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) with a heating rate of 20 C/min.; or a weight loss of less than 50% up to a temperature of 470 C as measured by the TGA.
Surfactants for use in liquid suspensions of lightweight beads
A method for suspending lightweight beads in a fluid includes combining lightweight beads, a fluid, and a surfactant to form a liquid additive. The liquid additive may be used to reduce the density of a wellbore fluid. The liquid additive or wellbore fluid can be combined with a cementitious material to form a lightweight cement composition.
Surfactants for use in liquid suspensions of lightweight beads
A method for suspending lightweight beads in a fluid includes combining lightweight beads, a fluid, and a surfactant to form a liquid additive. The liquid additive may be used to reduce the density of a wellbore fluid. The liquid additive or wellbore fluid can be combined with a cementitious material to form a lightweight cement composition.
LIGHTWEIGHT CONCRETE
The present disclosure relates to a cement or concrete composition comprising a hydraulic binder, a water reducing plasticiser, a rheological additive, and composite spheres for lowering the density of the composition, wherein the composite spheres comprise a core having one or more coating layers thereon.