The Effect of Expanded Perlite on the Performance of the Lightweight Wall Materials

Ru Ji; Yang He; Zuo Tai Zhang; Li Li Liu; Xi Dong Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.723.464

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The Effect of Expanded Perlite on the Performance of the Lightweight Wall Materials

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This paper studied the produce process of the lightweight wall material (LWW). The main components of LWW were expanded perlite (EP) and Portland cement (PC). An experimental investigation was carried out to study the effect of EP on the performance of LWW, such as the bulk density, the strength property and thermal conductivity. The experimental results indicated that the products can be divided into lightweight structural materials and lightweight thermal insulation materials.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 723)

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Ru Ji, Yang He, Zuo Tai Zhang, Li Li Liu, Xi Dong Wang

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Bulk Density, Expanded Perlite, Lightweight Wall, Strength Property, Thermal Conductivity

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