DEVELOPMENT OF A FIRE-RESISTANT COATING COMPOSITION FOR STEEL BUILDING STRUCTURES
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https://doi.org/10.36773/1818-1112-2024-133-1-53-57Keywords:
adhesion, vermiculite, fire retardant coating, fire resistance, periclase chromite, compressive strength, phosphate binder, cold curingAbstract
The results of a study of the composition and thermochemistry of transformations occurring in a heat-resistant coating on steel building structures are presented. It is noted that high performance properties - adhesion, compressive strength ensure high quality of the developed composite material planned for release in the form of a dry building mixture.
The use of thermodynamic calculations and modern research methods of thermo-graviometric analysis, micro-X-ray spectral, X-ray phase analysis and others made it possible to reliably establish the nature of thermochemical transformations in the hardening composition. A conclusion is made about the prospects of its production and use in construction practice.
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