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Man-made mineral fibre for three-dimensional reinforcement of a cement product

A technology for synthetic fibers and cement products, which is applied in the direction of fiber treatment, fiber chemical characteristics, and conjugated synthetic polymer artificial filaments. It can solve the problems of cement products not showing high durability, poor fiber dispersion, and non-uniform surface tension. question

Inactive Publication Date: 2010-11-24
卢金阿列克谢维克托维奇
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[0012] However, although the synthetic fibers used according to patent RU 2074153 avoid the use of metal reinforcement, cementitious products containing such fibers do not show high durability
This is due to the fact that surface treatment of fibers with hydrophilizing agents cannot provide uniform surface tension across the entire surface of the fibers
Furthermore, when the whole fiber bundle is treated as disclosed in RU 2074153, some individual fibers can remain untreated, which makes the dispersion of these fibers in cementitious products worse

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[0084] The preparation of embodiment 1 long cutting synthetic fiber

[0085] The fibers were prepared by melting polypropylene 21020-02 (grade 1, Russian Federation State Standard 26996-86) in two separate extruders. Ethylene-vinyl acetate was added to the polypropylene melt in an extruder in an amount of 20% by weight of the melt. Polyvinyl alcohol as an adhesive binder was added to another melt used to form the core by a metering feeder in an amount of 7% by weight of the melt.

[0086] The melt from the extruder is fed further via a line onto a spinneret plate, where fibers with a concentric core-coating structure are formed. The resulting fibers are then cooled with an air stream. Subsequently, the fibers were treated with corona discharge and drawn at a draw ratio of 1.2. After the fibers were drawn at a draw ratio of 3.5, treated with a Sintesin 7465 solution and heat set, the resulting fiber tows were packaged into "cans" (packages for transport to the draw line). N...

Embodiment 2

[0087] The preparation of embodiment 2 short-cut synthetic fibers

[0088]Short-cut synthetic fibers were obtained by a method similar to that described in Example 1, except that the fibers were cut in 5 mm lengths. Thus, the fiber diameter is 25 μm, surface tension - 48 mN / m, elongation at break - 27%.

Embodiment 3

[0089] Example 3 Precast concrete elements for residential and industrial buildings

[0090] In the construction part, the most widely used is the density of 2200 ~ 2500kg / m 3 Conventional heavy concrete, including heavy ore fillers (sand, gravel, crushed stone) and by-products of local industry (such as crushed slag and granular metallurgical slag). In order to promote the curing of concrete, heat treatment is carried out when preparing precast concrete elements.

[0091] Test samples and reference samples of conventional heavy concrete mixtures of the following compositions were prepared.

[0092] Water: 140l

[0093] Cement: 350kg

[0094] Gravel: 1415kg

[0095] Sand: 590kg.

[0096] The fiber tow of Example 1 was added to the test mixture sample in an amount of 0.875 kg per 350 kg of cement material (ie 0.0025 kg per 1 kg of cement).

[0097] Fiber tows disclosed in patent RU 2074153 with a length of 12 mm and a diameter of 20 μm were added to the sample of the refe...

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Abstract

The invention relates to a man-made mineral fibre for the three-dimensional reinforcement of a cement product, which is differs in that it is in the form of a coaxial coat-core fibre, in which the core contains a thermoplastic polymer and the coat contains a thermoplastic polymer resistant to a medium with a pH >11, and also one or more types of hydrophilic and / or surface-active agent in a quantity of 3-30% of the total mass of the coat, or the coat contains a thermoplastic polymer which is resistant to a medium with a pH>11 and is graft with active and unsaturated monomers representing 3-25%of the total mass of the coat, wherein, in both cases, the surface tension of the coat is equal to or greater than 45 mN / m. A method for producing said fibre, a cement product containing such a fibreand a method for producing said cement product are also disclosed.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to synthetic fibers suitable for three-dimensional reinforcement of cement products. Background technique [0002] It is well known that cement products have many technical and economical advantages compared to other building materials. However, the application of cementitious products is limited in many cases because of their insufficient durability and life due to the formation of unstructured shrinkage cracks. [0003] The formation of unstructured shrinkage cracks is caused by small cracks, called capillary cracks, that form during the production of cement products from cement mortars. In addition, when a one-time load or a constant load is applied to an object made of cement products, or by the weight of the object itself, capillary cracks begin to increase, increase in number and size, and transform into larger shrinkage cracks, resulting in durability Damage and destruction of objects made of cement products. By ...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): D01F8/04C04B16/06C08J5/00
CPCD06M10/025D01F1/10C04B20/0068D01F8/04D06M15/53D06M15/263D06M15/227Y10T428/2967C04B16/0616
Inventor 叶夫根·帕夫洛维奇·巴边科夫阿列克谢·亚历山德罗维奇·萨韦列夫
Owner 卢金阿列克谢维克托维奇