Study on the Energy-Saving Composite Board Consisting of Wasted EPS Foam Plastics

Q. Zhou; Li Guang Xiao; K. Yin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.280.212

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Study on the Energy-Saving Composite Board Consisting of Wasted EPS Foam Plastics

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The wasted EPS foam plastics is the main ingredients of Energy-saving composite board, together with cement, fly ash, foam agent and various modifiers , and a special treatment technology, ultimately a new energy-saving insulation board is made. The upper and lower layer of composite board consists of modified fiber polymer cement high strength ceramsite concrete. The upper and lower layer of composite board consists of modified fiber polymer cement high strength ceramsite concrete, the middle layer is composed of lightweight modified wasted foam polystyrene concrete with steel meshes skeleton structure. to make into one whole by compound pouring. It has a lightweight, high strength, thermal insulation, high frost resistance, load-bearing and thermal insulation, great fireproof performance characteristics.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 280)

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212-216

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.280.212

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July 2011

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Q. Zhou, Li Guang Xiao, K. Yin

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Energy Saving and Environmental Protection, Insulation board, Wasted EPS Foam Plastic

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