Lightweight Gypsum-Based Material, Foamed by Lime Dust and Acid Agent

Mst Nazmunnahar; Alena Vimmrova

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.729.3

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Lightweight Gypsum-Based Material, Foamed by Lime Dust and Acid Agent

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Lightweight gypsum materials foamed by the help of stone dust were investigated. Lightweight material prepared from the gypsum as a main binder and foamed by stone dust and acid agent. The materials with the bulk density are 607 kg/m³, compressive strength about 1.3 MPa and thermal conductivity was prepared. Basic physical, mechanical and thermal properties were investigated.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 729)

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Mst Nazmunnahar*, Alena Vimmrova

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Acid Agent, Aluminum Sulphate (AS), Foamed Gypsum, Lightweight Gypsum, Lime Dust

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