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Lightweight Polymer Concrete Composites
Lightweight polymer concrete composites have been developed with excellent insulating properties. The composites consist of lightweight aggregates such as expanded perlites, multicellular glass nodules, or hollow alumina silicate microspheres bound together with unsaturated polyester or epoxy resins. These composites, known as Insulating Polymer Concrete (IPC), have thermal conductivites from 0.09 to 0.19 Btu/h-ft- deg F. Compressive strengths, dependent upon the aggregates used, range from 1000 to 6000 psi. These materials can be precast or cast-in-place on concrete substrates. Recently, it has been demonstrated that these materials can also be sprayed onto concrete and other substrates. An overlay application of IPC is currently under way as dike insulation at an LNG storage tank facility. The composites have numerous potentials in the construction industry such as insulating building blocks or prefabricated insulating wall panels. (ERA citation 11:009245)
Lightweight Polymer Concrete Composites
Lightweight polymer concrete composites have been developed with excellent insulating properties. The composites consist of lightweight aggregates such as expanded perlites, multicellular glass nodules, or hollow alumina silicate microspheres bound together with unsaturated polyester or epoxy resins. These composites, known as Insulating Polymer Concrete (IPC), have thermal conductivites from 0.09 to 0.19 Btu/h-ft- deg F. Compressive strengths, dependent upon the aggregates used, range from 1000 to 6000 psi. These materials can be precast or cast-in-place on concrete substrates. Recently, it has been demonstrated that these materials can also be sprayed onto concrete and other substrates. An overlay application of IPC is currently under way as dike insulation at an LNG storage tank facility. The composites have numerous potentials in the construction industry such as insulating building blocks or prefabricated insulating wall panels. (ERA citation 11:009245)
Lightweight Polymer Concrete Composites
J. J. Fontana (author) / M. Steinberg (author) / W. Reams (author)
1985
20 pages
Report
No indication
English
Young's modulus of fiber-reinforced and polymer-modified lightweight concrete composites
| British Library Online Contents | 2008
Young’s modulus of fiber-reinforced and polymer-modified lightweight concrete composites
| Online Contents | 2008
Young’s modulus of fiber-reinforced and polymer-modified lightweight concrete composites
| Online Contents | 2008