Physic-mechanical properties of cement composites consisting of organic raw materials

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The use of rapidly renewable raw materials in the building industry is seen as very promising with regard not only to the environmental issues but also to its economic aspects. A number of producers, not only in this country, have been trying to replace fine construction materials with secondary raw materials or rapidly renewable ones. As an example, technical hemp is a very promising material due to its good mechanical and thermal insulation characteristics. One of the possibilities is its use as filling component for non-constructional filling materials. Combining binders on the basis of non-hydraulic lime with hemp chaff yields a range of new construction materials. These products offer excellent work characteristics for permanent, environmentally sustainable buildings. These products as a whole form a natural composite construction material that can be used to build insulation walls, floor and roof insulation layers, and to obtain excellent heat and acoustic characteristics of buildings.

Cement composites, organic raw material, filling materials, physic-mechanical properties, thermo-technical properties.

KEPRDOVÁ, Š.

2015

20. 2. 2015

Trans Tech Publications

Switzerland

978-3-03835-452-9

Binders, Materials and Technologies in Modern Construction

1022-6680

Advanced Materials Research

1100(2015)

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