A Hierarchical Strengthening Path for Chemical Foaming: The Transformation toward Sustainable High-Performance Foamed Material Derived from Solid Waste
Shizhao Yang,
Xujiang Wang,
Jingwei Li
et al.
Abstract:The pores of conventional foam composites easily crack and collapse under internal stress. Fabricating foamed materials (FMs) with high specific strength and excellent pore structure at ambient conditions remains a significant challenge. This study achieved hierarchical reinforcement of waste-based FMs' matrix and pores through systematic control of the "foaming−setting−curing" process. The results demonstrate that adjusting the plastic viscosity and setting time of fresh pastes can improve the pore size distr… Show more
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