Increasing energy efficiency of wall materials with the help of cenospheres

Zhukov, Aleksey; Bessonov, Igor; Sapelin, Andrey; Naumova, N. V.

doi:10.22227/1997-0935.2014.7.93-100

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“…The empirical equations (3)(4)(5) for determining the predictive estimates of creep compliance I c (t=122 days), creep strains ε c (t=122 days) and ε c (T=10 years) for the lead time of 10 years have been obtained for expanded polystyrene slabs with the density of 15.3-23.3 kg/m 3 .…”

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“…Relative creep strains ε c (t), %, were determined by the formulas given in EN 1606 and approximated by the Findley equation [9,10]: …”

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“…Foamed plastics are used in transport systems as an insulating bases pavement. Therefore, it is important to assess their strength properties and creep [3,4].…”

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The investigation of expanded polystyrene creep behaviour

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Abstract.The results obtained in long-term testing under constant compressive stress of the cut from the Slabs EPS 50/100 and EPS 150 with the density ranging from 15 to 24 kg/m 3 , which were manufactured by the same manufacturer by foaming EPS solid granules (beads) in closed volume. The creep strain of the above described specimens was used as a criterion for estimating the deformability of the EPS slabs under long-term compressive stress. It was measured using special stands EN 1606, maintaining constant stress during the fixed time interval t n =122 days. Creep strains were determined by the methods described in EN 1606 for constant stress σ c =0.35σ 10% (compressive stress σ 10% was determined in accordance with EN 826:2013. The long-term compressive stress measurement error did not exceed 1 %, while the creep strain measurement error was not larger than 0,005 mm. The tests were conducted at the ambient temperature of (23±2)°С and relative humidity of (50±5) %.The long-term constant compressive load σ c =0.35σ 10% . The method of mathematical and statistical experimental design optimization models taking into account the thickness of specimens is proposed to determine the creep compliance I c (t n ) the creep strain ε c (t n ) and predictive point estimate of creep strain ε c (T). Graphical interpretation of the abstained models is also presented. It should be noted that the abstained equations may be used in practice for estimating the creep strains at time t n =122 days and predictive estimates of ε c (T) for the load time of 10 years.

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“…Relative creep strains ε c (t), %, were determined by the formulas given in EN 1606 and approximated by the Findley equation [9,10]: …”

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“…The movement of the thermal flow in this case is carried out by the maximum path from the inner to the outer surface. It leads to decrease the equivalent thermal insulation performance [1,2,3,4]. The void ratio of this type of products is more than 50% and the density with voids is from 600 up to 800 kg/m 3 .…”

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Effect of alumina-silica microsphere additives on properties of ceramic wall products

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IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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“…Increasing gross domestic product energy efficiency in relation to the construction involves the improvement of design solutions (creating systems in which thermal insulation materials demonstrate their effectiveness to the greatest degree), as well as the creation and use of effective thermal insulation materials and methods of evaluation of their properties [1][2][3][4]. Energy efficiency in this case is the complex concept.…”

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The systems of insulation and a methodology for assessing the durability

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Abstract. Formation of effective insulation possible only taking into account features of the insulation layer in the construction and use of high quality materials, preserving their characteristics as in the early stages of operation, and for the entire billing period. The operational stability of the heat-insulating material is determined not only by its properties, but also the ability to withstand long-term operating loads without a significant change in properties. Processing load on the heater may be divided into three groups: the load during transportation and storage, loading and mounting load during operation. Methodology for assessing the properties of insulation products includes two main components: the installation for testing and test methods, as well as the methodology for assessing the operational stability. The methodology of the accelerated testing and forecasting durability tested for mineral wool products laminating, corrugating and volume-oriented structure. The test results give good agreement with the methods recommended by the building codes. Accelerated test plates on the compressibility and compressive strength at 10% deformation after exposure to boiling water over the useful spending for operational control properties of materials, as well as when examining the state of the exploited mineral wool insulation in buildings and heat piping

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Increasing energy efficiency of wall materials with the help of cenospheres

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The investigation of expanded polystyrene creep behaviour

The investigation of expanded polystyrene creep behaviour

Effect of alumina-silica microsphere additives on properties of ceramic wall products

The systems of insulation and a methodology for assessing the durability

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