Research of Cracking Resistance of Thermal Insulation Coatings for Aerated Concrete

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The high water demand of finishing compositions obtained using expanded perlite and vermiculite sand reduces the crack resistance of the resulting thermal insulation coatings. The use of microspheres as fillers should make it possible to increase the crack resistance of the resulting coatings. The crack resistance of lime heat-insulating coatings for the finishing of aerated concrete obtained using ash microspheres of aluminosilicate and expanded vermiculite sand has been determined. It is established, that coatings obtained using aluminosilicate ash microspheres, are characterized by good crack resistance due to low shrinkage deformations, high ultimate tensile properties and uniform distribution of moisture content in the process of moistening.

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