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High-weatherability nanometer composite material for buildings
A high-weatherability nanometer composite material for buildings comprises the following raw materials in percent by weight: 20-40% of natural chevkinite modified powder, 15-30% of mica-quartzose schist powder, 10-15% of fine muscovite powder, 5-10% of hole-closed perlite, 15-30% of ceramic micro powder, and 5-10% of heavy calcium powder. By reasonably selecting the raw materials, the high-weatherability high-acid-alkali-resistance nanometer composite material for buildings is obtained, is applied to building external walls for prolonging service life of buildings, and is energy-saving and environment-friendly.
High-weatherability nanometer composite material for buildings
A high-weatherability nanometer composite material for buildings comprises the following raw materials in percent by weight: 20-40% of natural chevkinite modified powder, 15-30% of mica-quartzose schist powder, 10-15% of fine muscovite powder, 5-10% of hole-closed perlite, 15-30% of ceramic micro powder, and 5-10% of heavy calcium powder. By reasonably selecting the raw materials, the high-weatherability high-acid-alkali-resistance nanometer composite material for buildings is obtained, is applied to building external walls for prolonging service life of buildings, and is energy-saving and environment-friendly.
High-weatherability nanometer composite material for buildings
PENG XIAORU (author)
2016-01-27
Patent
Electronic Resource
English
IPC:
C04B
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LIME
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