Fire-proof thermal insulation wall body poured with thermal insulation layer
A technology for fire protection and thermal insulation, applied to walls, climate change adaptation, building materials, etc., can solve problems such as complex construction, poor thermal insulation performance, and difficult quality, safety and stability
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[0015] The fireproof and heat-preserving wall body is formed by masonry bricks with 1 cavity 1 into a single layer, poured with an insulating layer, and the cavity is placed on the front part of the brick body (such as Figure 7 As shown), the width is 40mm, and the wall thickness 2 is 10mm. The brick body is a sintered clay block with holes. During the insulation layer, the insulation material flows out, and there should be no mortar in the cavity. If the mortar falls accidentally, it should be removed from the cavity as soon as possible; the height of the masonry is 0.6 meters, and the insulation layer 4 is poured, and the vitrification is poured into the cavity. For the microbead insulation material, the insulation layer should be poured full without gaps, that is, the external wall of perfusion vitrified microbead insulation is formed; after the entire wall is built, the inner and outer surfaces of the external wall are painted with anti-seepage and anti-cracking mortar to ...
Embodiment 2
[0017] The fireproof and heat-preserving wall body is made of bricks with 2 cavities 1 into a single layer, poured with an insulating layer, and the cavities are placed on the front and rear parts of the brick body (such as Figure 9 As shown), the width is 25mm, the wall thickness 2 is 5mm, and the brick body is a sintered fly ash block with holes. Prevent the insulation material from flowing out when pouring the insulation layer. There should be no mortar in the cavity. If the mortar falls accidentally, it should be removed from the cavity as soon as possible; the height of the masonry is 1.5 meters, and the insulation layer 4 is poured into the cavity. Polyurethane insulation material, after mixing polyether polyol (B material) and isocyanate (A material) at a ratio of 1:1, pour it into the cavity, and the insulation layer must be filled without gaps. , That is to form the perfusion polyurethane composite thermal insulation exterior wall; after the whole wall is built, the ...
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[0019] The fireproof and thermal insulation wall is made of bricks with 1 cavity 1 built into double layers, and the perfusion insulation layer is formed, and the cavity is placed on the front part or the right end of the brick body (such as Figure 8 As shown), the width is 55mm, and the wall thickness 2 is 20mm. The brick body is a sintered concrete block with holes. The insulation material flows out during the insulation layer, and there should be no mortar in the cavity. If the mortar falls accidentally, it should be removed from the cavity as soon as possible; the height of the masonry is 2 meters, and the insulation layer 4 is poured, and polystyrene is poured into the cavity. Granular thermal insulation material, polystyrene granular thermal insulation material is poured into the cavity, and the thermal insulation layer must be filled without gaps, that is, the polystyrene particle thermal insulation outer wall is formed; after the entire wall is built, the inner and out...
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