2019
DOI: 10.15828/2075-8545-2019-11-5-549-560
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Modifying intensification of the hardening of extruded construction gypsum nanocomposites

Abstract: The processes of controlled hardening of nanomineral gypsum binders and the formation of microstructure that allow obtaining gypsum concrete with specified technological characteristics are analyzed. Innovative approaches to the regulation of strength and water resistance of gypsum nanobinders, the main directions of increasing their durability in concretes and mortars, building constructions and products are considered. Controlled hardening nanogypsum binders is a promising 3-D additive technology.The mechani… Show more

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“…2), the hydrophobic hydrocarbon part of the foaming agent molecules are arranged in a monomolecular layer in the gas phase, forming a 2.5-3 nm diffinyl layer. Local micro-heterogeneities and germinal calcium sulfate dihydrate nanoclusters crystallohydrates with sizes of ≈ 20-70 nm [11] lead to variations in the thickness of the molecular layer of the foaming agent in the nanogypsum foam composition. Further strengthening of the primary nanostructure occurs due to an increase in the number of nanocontacts between unrelated growing gypsum microcrystals.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2), the hydrophobic hydrocarbon part of the foaming agent molecules are arranged in a monomolecular layer in the gas phase, forming a 2.5-3 nm diffinyl layer. Local micro-heterogeneities and germinal calcium sulfate dihydrate nanoclusters crystallohydrates with sizes of ≈ 20-70 nm [11] lead to variations in the thickness of the molecular layer of the foaming agent in the nanogypsum foam composition. Further strengthening of the primary nanostructure occurs due to an increase in the number of nanocontacts between unrelated growing gypsum microcrystals.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%