Inorganic composite structures enhanced by organic compounds
A structure and inorganic technology, applied in the field of inorganic composite structures reinforced by organic compounds, can solve the problems of reducing nail pull resistance, increasing the viscosity of slurry, and restricting the commercialization of inorganic composite structures, so as to prevent migration or Effect of leaching, increasing pull-out or peel strength
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[0230] control sample . 100 grams of beta-calcium sulfate hemihydrate was dry mixed with 0.13 grams of ground gypsum accelerator. Then, beta-calcium sulfate hemihydrate was added to 150 g of room temperature tap water in a 500 mL Waring blender. The slurry was mixed on low speed for 15 seconds. The slurry was then immediately poured into approximately 7"x2"x1 / 2" molds. After about 20 minutes, the samples were removed from the molds and placed in a 45°C convection oven where they were dried for at least 36 Hours. After removal from the oven, samples were cut into 5"x2" sections, weighed and sized. Data were used to calculate sample density. For gypsum wallboard, use three Bending strength was obtained by point bending test. Instron mechanical testing system with data acquisition software was used to determine mechanical behavior. Bending failure stress was calculated from failure load, test configuration and sample geometry. Pull-out resistance was performed from the two ha...
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