DocumentCode
3770527
Title
Polymer impregnated concrete-a new concept in outdoor insulation
Author
M. Gunasekaran;R. B. Grekila
Author_Institution
Ceramics and Glasses Department, Westinghouse Research Laboratories, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15235, United States
fYear
1975
Firstpage
201
Lastpage
206
Abstract
Since very early times, man has tried to find ways of simply bonding readily available materials (e.g., straw, pebbles, etc.) together to attain some structural integrity. The bond obtainable through the process of hydration was certainly one of the earliest solutions. Today, with our modern technologies, we have boron fibers in a metal matrix, glass fibers or glass-bonded crystallites in epoxy, or even sand bonded with an epoxy. This paper concerns the application of modern technology to the ancient air of utilizing the hydraulic bond for making composites. Specifically we shall discuss some of our developments pertaining to the potential utilization of a specially processed concrete for outdoor insulation.
Keywords
"Concrete","Polymers","Insulation","Mortar","Young´s modulus","Epoxy resins","Glass"
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Electrical/Electronics Insulation Conference, 1975 EIC 12th
Print_ISBN
978-1-5090-3111-5
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/EIC.1975.7458537
Filename
7458537
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