C04B40/024

Fire-proof thermal-insulation board of B02 autoclaved aerated lightweight concrete and method for preparing same

Disclosed is a fire-proof thermal-insulation board of aerated concrete of B02-level lightweight autoclaved sand and its preparation method. Components of the thermal-insulation board are quartz sand, lime, cement, gypsum, aluminum powder, and foam stabilizer, weight percentages of the components are: 56%60% of the quartz sand, 8%11% of the lime, 20%30% of the cement, 2%4% of the gypsum, 0.24%0.26% of the aluminum powder, and 0.02%0.03% of the foam stabilizer. The fire-proof thermal-insulation board is made of an inorganic non-metallic material with lightweight, non-inflammable property and good thermal-insulation performance. The present disclosure well solves the thermal bridge problem of external wall of the building, and has A1-level fire-proof performance and good durability with the same service life as the building. The present disclosure overcomes low product strength, and inconvenience in transportation and construction in the prior art, reduces types of admixture used in the manufacturing process, and reduces the manufacturing cost.

Fire-proof thermal-insulation board of B02 autoclaved aerated lightweight concrete and method for preparing same

Disclosed is a fire-proof thermal-insulation board of aerated concrete of B02-level lightweight autoclaved sand and its preparation method. Components of the thermal-insulation board are quartz sand, lime, cement, gypsum, aluminum powder, and foam stabilizer, weight percentages of the components are: 56%60% of the quartz sand, 8%11% of the lime, 20%30% of the cement, 2%4% of the gypsum, 0.24%0.26% of the aluminum powder, and 0.02%0.03% of the foam stabilizer. The fire-proof thermal-insulation board is made of an inorganic non-metallic material with lightweight, non-inflammable property and good thermal-insulation performance. The present disclosure well solves the thermal bridge problem of external wall of the building, and has A1-level fire-proof performance and good durability with the same service life as the building. The present disclosure overcomes low product strength, and inconvenience in transportation and construction in the prior art, reduces types of admixture used in the manufacturing process, and reduces the manufacturing cost.

REINFORCED POLYMER CONCRETE AND METHOD FOR FABRICATING THE SAME
20200217011 · 2020-07-09 ·

Described herein is a reinforced polymer concrete composition that includes a polymer concrete cured while in contact with reinforcing material with a polymer that has a backbone containing cyclohexane dimethanol (CHDM). The polymer concrete can include an unsaturated polymer resin (UPR) as a binding agent. The reinforcing material and polymer concrete mixture can be brought in contact with each other prior to the polymer concrete curing. A cross-linking agent and a free radical initiator can be inserted for triggering a reaction between the CHDM-containing polymer and the UPR. The polymer can be a polyurethane or copolyester, such as polyethylene terephthalate glycol (PETG).

REINFORCED POLYMER CONCRETE AND METHOD FOR FABRICATING THE SAME
20200217011 · 2020-07-09 ·

Described herein is a reinforced polymer concrete composition that includes a polymer concrete cured while in contact with reinforcing material with a polymer that has a backbone containing cyclohexane dimethanol (CHDM). The polymer concrete can include an unsaturated polymer resin (UPR) as a binding agent. The reinforcing material and polymer concrete mixture can be brought in contact with each other prior to the polymer concrete curing. A cross-linking agent and a free radical initiator can be inserted for triggering a reaction between the CHDM-containing polymer and the UPR. The polymer can be a polyurethane or copolyester, such as polyethylene terephthalate glycol (PETG).

CELLULOSE FILAMENTS REINFORCED CEMENT COMPOSITE BOARD AND METHOD FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF THE SAME

Cement composite boards comprising cellulose filaments (CF) and/or CF-containing pulp, are described. The composite boards have at least an improved modulus of rupture when compared with similar board that are free of CF. Methods for producing the CF and/or CF-containing pulp reinforced cement boards are also described. The CF cement composite board comprises: cellulose filaments (CF) and/or CF-containing pulp, and cement, wherein the CF has an aspect ratio of 200 to 5000, comprising a weight % of CF is from 1% to 20% by weight of the composite board. The composite boards herein described may have a modulus of rupture of more than 7 MPa.

CELLULOSE FILAMENTS REINFORCED CEMENT COMPOSITE BOARD AND METHOD FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF THE SAME

Cement composite boards comprising cellulose filaments (CF) and/or CF-containing pulp, are described. The composite boards have at least an improved modulus of rupture when compared with similar board that are free of CF. Methods for producing the CF and/or CF-containing pulp reinforced cement boards are also described. The CF cement composite board comprises: cellulose filaments (CF) and/or CF-containing pulp, and cement, wherein the CF has an aspect ratio of 200 to 5000, comprising a weight % of CF is from 1% to 20% by weight of the composite board. The composite boards herein described may have a modulus of rupture of more than 7 MPa.

Lightweight composite materials produced from carbonatable calcium silicate and methods thereof

An aerated composite material produced from carbonatable calcium silicate compositions (carbonation cured AAC) that has a compressive strength equivalent to autoclaved aerated concrete (ordinary AAC) at substantially the same density and a process of production of the same are provided. The composite material of the present invention comprises: a plurality of bonding elements, each including a core comprising calcium silicate, a first layer which partially or fully surrounds the core and is rich in SiO.sub.2, and a second layer which partially or fully surrounds the first layer and is rich in CaCO.sub.3; a plurality of filler particles having their particle sizes ranging from 0.1 m to 1000 m; and a plurality of voids; wherein the plurality of bonding elements and plurality of filler particles together form a bonding matrix and are substantially evenly dispersed in the matrix and bonded together, the plurality of voids are bubble-shaped and/or interconnected channels, a pore volume with a radius of 0.004 m to 10.0 m in the plurality of voids is 0.30 ml/composite material 1 g or less, and a estimated compressive strength expressed by the following formula (1): estimated compressive strength (absolute dry density=0.50)=compressive strength(0.50+absolute dry density).sup.2 is 2.0 N/mm.sup.2 or greater.

Lightweight composite materials produced from carbonatable calcium silicate and methods thereof

An aerated composite material produced from carbonatable calcium silicate compositions (carbonation cured AAC) that has a compressive strength equivalent to autoclaved aerated concrete (ordinary AAC) at substantially the same density and a process of production of the same are provided. The composite material of the present invention comprises: a plurality of bonding elements, each including a core comprising calcium silicate, a first layer which partially or fully surrounds the core and is rich in SiO.sub.2, and a second layer which partially or fully surrounds the first layer and is rich in CaCO.sub.3; a plurality of filler particles having their particle sizes ranging from 0.1 m to 1000 m; and a plurality of voids; wherein the plurality of bonding elements and plurality of filler particles together form a bonding matrix and are substantially evenly dispersed in the matrix and bonded together, the plurality of voids are bubble-shaped and/or interconnected channels, a pore volume with a radius of 0.004 m to 10.0 m in the plurality of voids is 0.30 ml/composite material 1 g or less, and a estimated compressive strength expressed by the following formula (1): estimated compressive strength (absolute dry density=0.50)=compressive strength(0.50+absolute dry density).sup.2 is 2.0 N/mm.sup.2 or greater.

Sand aerated concrete panel embedded with wire box and wire conduit and method for preparing same

Disclosed is a sand aerated concrete panel pre-embedded with a wire box and a wire conduit and its preparation method. The concrete panel includes a sand aerated concrete panel, a steel bar mesh cage, a wire box and a wire conduit. The steel bar mesh cage includes a plurality of longitudinal main steel bars, a plurality of transverse auxiliary steel bars and a plurality of connecting iron pieces; the wire box and the wire conduit are fixed on the steel bar mesh cage; and the steel bar mesh cage, the wire box and the wire conduit are poured in the sand aerated concrete panel. The disclosure solves the problems of complicated procedures, high cost, environmental pollution caused by dust and noise in the prior art, avoids the potential quality hazards of the panels and wall structures caused by on-site slotting, reduces labor force, intensity and cost.

Sand aerated concrete panel embedded with wire box and wire conduit and method for preparing same

Disclosed is a sand aerated concrete panel pre-embedded with a wire box and a wire conduit and its preparation method. The concrete panel includes a sand aerated concrete panel, a steel bar mesh cage, a wire box and a wire conduit. The steel bar mesh cage includes a plurality of longitudinal main steel bars, a plurality of transverse auxiliary steel bars and a plurality of connecting iron pieces; the wire box and the wire conduit are fixed on the steel bar mesh cage; and the steel bar mesh cage, the wire box and the wire conduit are poured in the sand aerated concrete panel. The disclosure solves the problems of complicated procedures, high cost, environmental pollution caused by dust and noise in the prior art, avoids the potential quality hazards of the panels and wall structures caused by on-site slotting, reduces labor force, intensity and cost.