This invention relates to the field of building materials technology, and discloses a waterproof and crack-resistant dry-mixed
mortar and its preparation method. The
mortar is composed of
cement, graded manufactured sand, powdered composite
waterproofing agent, hydrophobic redispersible latex
powder, modified fibers,
cellulose ether, and polycarboxylate
superplasticizer. The core technology lies in utilizing the
hydrolysis and condensation of active
silane components to form covalent bonds with the
cement matrix and undergo interfacial cross-linking with the latex
powder, thereby constructing an organic-inorganic interpenetrating network within the micropores of the
mortar. Simultaneously, surface-activated and hydrophilically modified fibers achieve uniform monofilament dispersion in the
slurry, constructing a three-dimensional crack-resistant network. The preparation process employs step-by-step feeding and differentiated stirring speeds to protect the carrier structure of the
waterproofing agent while ensuring sufficient
fiber dispersion. This invention solves the technical defects of traditional mortars, such as short-lasting
waterproofing and easy
fiber agglomeration, achieving high impermeability, low water absorption, and excellent
crack resistance, making it suitable for building waterproofing and crack-resistant projects.