2018
DOI: 10.31659/0585-430x-2017-750-7-20-24
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Thermal Efficient Foam Concretes of a New Generation for Low-Rise Construction

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“…It follows from the above that one of the most important formulation parameters for designing the composition of foam concrete mixes is the ability of the system "water: surfactant" to form and for a long time, not less than 2...3 hours to maintain stable foam structures. It is known [20] that the CMC of most anion-active surfactant is changed in the range of 10 -4 ...10 -2 mol/dm 3 . The concentration of surfactant in foaming agents varies in the range of 20 ... 30% by weight.…”
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“…It follows from the above that one of the most important formulation parameters for designing the composition of foam concrete mixes is the ability of the system "water: surfactant" to form and for a long time, not less than 2...3 hours to maintain stable foam structures. It is known [20] that the CMC of most anion-active surfactant is changed in the range of 10 -4 ...10 -2 mol/dm 3 . The concentration of surfactant in foaming agents varies in the range of 20 ... 30% by weight.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…-the law of the Russian Federation № 261 "on resource..." requires a regular increase in the energy performance of buildings; -foam concrete is made from raw materials and highly dispersed mineral industry waste [1,2]; -these concretes are able to combine the properties of thermal insulation and structural materials [3,4];…”
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“…3). Table 2 aftereffects of fine-grained (a) and micro-grained (b) porous concrete at different levels of compressive stress: ------porous concrete using the example of a grade D1600 loaded at 28 days of age; ----aerated concrete D1200, for the first time loaded at the age of 15 years with voltage σ=0.3Rb The growth rates of these indicators reached 1.35 and 1.24 respectively for fine-grained concrete and 1.54 and 1.38 for micro-grained concrete [8]. To describe kinetics of their growth during hardening (aging) aerated concrete, acceptable solutions provide dependencies (2) and (3) with corresponding quantitative parameters:…”
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“…Practical using of foam concrete constrained by the lack of information about physical and mechanical characteristics which necessary for rationing and calculation structures, especially involving with long term exposure to loads. In this regard, the study of creep and long durability of the compressed elements of foam concrete is particularly important and is the subject of this study [1][2][3][4][5]10].…”
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confidence: 99%