Composition and rheological characteristics of plaster mixtures

Asamatdinov, Marat; Shokodko, Ekaterina; Ushakov, Andrey; Bessonov, Igor; Kozlov, Sergey; Zhukov, Aleksey

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/20199702006

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“…Complex systems have already become one of the traditional ways of introducing interior decorating. Regardless of the type of cladding used, interiors use less often lime, and more often gypsum, plaster coatings, which the main operational requirement is good adhesion to the base and the absence of negative effects on the indoor environment [1][2][3]. According to the criteria for the organization of work, the application technology is important.…”

Section: Intorductionmentioning

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Modified Gypsum Binder for Plastering Systems

Asamatdinov

Popov

Chernukhin

et al. 2021

KEM

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A natural gypsum binder or its analogs, which are the products of local raw materials recycling or by-products of other industries, is used as a basic component in the composition of interior plastering mixtures. Plaster coatings based on a gypsum binder have two main features. The first is the ability to control room humidity and absorb harmful emissions. The second is the ability to implement the barrier protection function in case of fire.Improvement of plastering works quality and optimization of their cost is related to the development of modified gypsum-based compositions, the justified use of waste, and local building materials, which include a clay-gypsum binder. Clay gypsum as a natural material of sedimentary origin is widespread both in Russia and in post-Soviet countries. In terms of energy intensity and manufacturability, raw materials recycling into clay-gypsum binder does not differ from the conditions of traditional processing of natural gypsum. Compared with lime or cement mortars, mortars based on clay-gypsum binders have greater elasticity and plasticity. Such properties as convenient masonry and thixotropy as well as the interval for maintaining the viability of the mixture are related to application technology and regulated by the insertion of modifying additives, which formulation was the aim of the research. The research results are presented in this article. Studies have shown that varying the recipe parameters allows us to control both the strength and operating characteristics of clay-based mixtures, as well as their application technology.

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Section: Intorductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Modified Gypsum Binder for Plastering Systems

Asamatdinov

Popov

Chernukhin

et al. 2021

KEM

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“…1). The resins are cured either by temperature exposure, by the introduction of special components, or by catalytic reaction with calcium sulfate [14][15][16]. As a result, the porosity of the gypsum stone decreases and the density increases, which is an obstacle to the water penetration into the gypsum matrix.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

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Hydrophobized clay gypsum

Asamatdinov,

Zhukov,

Tursimuratov

et al. 2023

E3S Web of Conf.

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Clay-gypsum binder is the main component for products and plaster coverings used in premises with dry climates. The raw material for producing clay-gypsum binder is sedimentary rock containing gypsum dihydrate and clay in an amount from5 to 30%. In order to expand the range and possibility of using clay-gypsum binder, it is hydrophobized by introducing synthetic resins. The purpose of the research presented in the article is to study the possibilities of increasing the softening coefficient of clay-gypsum binder by introducing thermosetting resins. As a result of the experiment, based on the methods of mathematical planning and statistical processing, a methodology for selecting the composition of the clay-gypsum binder was developed and the optimal content of thehydrophobing agentin the binder was determined.

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“…Complete systems have already become one of the traditional ways of introducing interior finishing works. Regardless of the type of cladding used, in interiors, less often lime, and more often gypsum plaster coatings are used, the main operational requirement for which is good adhesion to the base and the absence of negative effects on the internal environment of the premises [1][2][3]. According to the criteria for the organization of work, the manufacturability of the application is important.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Modified gypsum binder for interior systems

et al. 2021

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As the main component for many interior plaster mixes, a natural gypsum binder or its analogues is used, which are products of processing of local raw materials or by-products of other industries. Under operating conditions, gypsum binder-based plaster coatings have two main features. The first is the ability to regulate room humidity and absorb harmful emissions. The second is the ability to implement the function of barrier protection in the event of a fire. Improving the quality of plastering works and optimizing their cost is associated with the development of modified compositions based on gypsum, justified use of waste and local building materials, which include clay-gypsum binder. Clay gypsum as a natural material of sedimentary origin is widespread both in Russia and in the states formed in the post-Soviet space. In terms of energy intensity and manufacturability, the processing of raw materials into a clay-gypsum binder does not differ from the conditions of traditional processing of natural gypsum. Compared to lime or cement mortars, mortars based on gypsum binder have greater elasticity and plasticity. Such properties associated with the manufacturability of the application, such as workability and thixotropy, as well as the interval for maintaining the pot life of the mixture, are controlled by the introduction of modifying additives, the evaluation of the formulation of which was the purpose of the research, the results of which are presented in the article. The studies carried out have established that varying the recipe parameters make it possible to regulate both the strength and performance characteristics of mixtures based on gypsum plaster, as well as the manufacturability of their application.

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Composition and rheological characteristics of plaster mixtures

Cited by 5 publications

References 8 publications

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