Ceramsite Foam Concrete Insulation Block

Xiao Lei Xu; De Cheng Zhang; Fu Tian Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.723.400

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Ceramsite Foam Concrete Insulation Block

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This paper studied the lightweight ceramsite, thickener and waterproofing agent dosage on the influence of the foam concrete water absorption and strength, and further researched into the amount of foaming agent on the influence of the density and strength. The results show that adding 20% ceramic, 0.03% thickening agent and 1% waterproof agent prepared the best performance of foam concrete.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 723)

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Xiao Lei Xu, De Cheng Zhang*, Fu Tian Liu

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Ceramsite, Foam Concrete, Strength, Water Absorption

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