Thermal Insulation Plasters Utilising Natural Fibres

Jitka Hroudová; Jiří Zach; Martin Sedlmajer; Ester Helanová; Martina Reif

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1100.97

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Thermal Insulation Plasters Utilising Natural Fibres

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Natural fibres have been used in plaster reinforcement throughout history. The paper deals with the development of natural fibre reinforced thermal insulation plasters. Given the ongoing research in plaster mixes, there was an effort to develop thermal insulation plasters utilising not only alternative binders but also natural fibres produced in farming. Fibres were both of plant as well as animal origin. The goal of this development of the natural fibre reinforced thermal insulation plasters was to design materials with reduced energy costs, suitable for insulation and rehabilitation of buildings and with good physical, mechanical and thermal insulation properties. Furthermore, thanks to the use of alternative binders and natural fibres, these plasters can be considered environmentally friendly.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1100)

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Jitka Hroudová*, Jiří Zach, Martin Sedlmajer, Ester Helanová, Martina Reif

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Natural Fibres, Non-Traditional Binders, Rehabilitation of Building Structures, Thermal Conductivity, Thermal Insulation Plasters

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