High Performance of Fumed Silica Insulation Board for Green Building

Jae Seol Ryu; Kwang Suk Oh; Byung Won Lee

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.689.403

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High Performance of Fumed Silica Insulation Board for Green Building

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The linear shrinkage and flexural strength of fumed silica insulation board were investigated for high performance. Different opacifiers and mass ratios have been tested in mixtures with pyropyllite, ZrSiO4, SiC and TiO2. Depending on the refractive index of opacifier, linear shrinkage was different. The higher refractive index of opacifier lead to the lower linear shrinkage of board. Additionally, the influence of the heat treatment was studied. The surface of board was hardened by heat, so flexural strength was increased as increasing the temperature of heat treatment. The thermal conductivity of fumed silica insulation board was lower than 0.022 W/mK.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 689)

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Jae Seol Ryu, Kwang Suk Oh, Byung Won Lee

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Flexural Strength, Fumed Silica, Green Building, High-Temperature, Insulation board, Linear Shrinkage, Opacifier

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