Design of the Lightweight Gypsum Using Point Criterion

Mst Nazmunnahar; Alena Vimmrová

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.824.13

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Preface and Scientific Committee

Latent Heat Storage in Plasters with Incorporated PCM Water Dispersion
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Basic and Thermal Characteristics of Render with Crushed Brick
p.7

Design of the Lightweight Gypsum Using Point Criterion
p.13

Experimental Determination of Material Characteristics of New Type of Plaster
p.21

Properties of Lime Plaster with Hydrophobic Admixture
p.27

Classification of a-SiO₂ Rich Materials
p.33

Influence of Selected Pozzolanas on Basic Physical and Mechanical Properties of HSC
p.39

Study of Mass Changes of Cement Pastes as a Function of Age Using Thermogravimetry
p.43

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Design of the Lightweight Gypsum Using Point Criterion

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The design of the new lightweight material containing stone dust as a foaming component is described. For the composition of the material with desired properties the simplex sequential optimization was used. As an optimized value the complex point criterion was formed.The new low-cost and environmentally friendly material was designed by the help of the optimization software SOVA 1.0. The bulk density of lightweight gypsum was under 600 kg/m³ and its compressive strength was 1.1 MPa.

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Mst Nazmunnahar, Alena Vimmrová*

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Complex Point Criterion, Lightweight Gypsum, Material Design, Sequential Optimization, Simplex, Stone Dust

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