Design and Preparation of Cement-Based Composite with Electromagnetic Protection

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Using space electromagnetic wave propagation principle, environment requirements of building protective engineering structure and performance characteristics of cement-based composites, a design idea of cement-based composite with electromagnetic protection is presented in the present study. This design idea was tested and verified. According to the proposed new designed method, by optimizing and selecting the wave-transparent aggregate and absorbing agent material, the absorbing composite materials of cement-based electromagnetic protection, electromagnetic wave absorbent, energy saving and environmental protection can be improved. A new cement-based composite with electromagnetic protection and microwave absorbing properties (the minimum reflectivity is-8.4dB), wide frequency bandwidth, and letter mechanical properties was prepared by using a 20 mm sample between 8-18 GHz. The results provide a basis design and preparation of cement-based composite with electromagnetic protection.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 743-744)

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382-388

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January 2013

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