Kryvenko, P.; Rudenko, I.; Konstantynovskyi, O.; Gelevera, O. Design, Characterization, and Incorporation of the Alkaline Aluminosilicate Binder in Temperature-Insulating Composites. Materials2024, 17, 664.
Kryvenko, P.; Rudenko, I.; Konstantynovskyi, O.; Gelevera, O. Design, Characterization, and Incorporation of the Alkaline Aluminosilicate Binder in Temperature-Insulating Composites. Materials 2024, 17, 664.
Kryvenko, P.; Rudenko, I.; Konstantynovskyi, O.; Gelevera, O. Design, Characterization, and Incorporation of the Alkaline Aluminosilicate Binder in Temperature-Insulating Composites. Materials2024, 17, 664.
Kryvenko, P.; Rudenko, I.; Konstantynovskyi, O.; Gelevera, O. Design, Characterization, and Incorporation of the Alkaline Aluminosilicate Binder in Temperature-Insulating Composites. Materials 2024, 17, 664.
Abstract
The paper covers the development of formulations and technology for low energy building materials based on the alkaline alumino-silicate binder and appropriate for special purposes. The microstructure of the binder was investigated using scanning electron microscopy and atomic force microscopy. The identification of the phase compositions was done by means of X-ray diffraction. By leach rate measurement and chemical analysis of pore liquid, the linkage of the alkali metal ions in water-insoluble composites was researched. The dependence of structure formation on mix design and curing conditions was investigated. Specific examples of manufacture and application of binder-based glues and adhesives have been considered, incl. ones for low-temperature insulating composite materials, heat insulation perlite-based materials, heat insulation of industrial boilers, and the fire resistant heat insulating system. The advantages of the binder-based temperature insulating composites compared to traditionally used ones are shown.
Keywords
alkaline alumino-silicate binder; mix design; curing conditions; durability; linkage; structure formation; zeolite-like reaction product; material for special application
Subject
Chemistry and Materials Science, Materials Science and Technology
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