Sandwich wall construction formed of spaced-apart slabs with insulation in-between having a high carbon content
AssigneesKolja Kuse, Nikolas Hagemann
InventorsKolja Kuse, Nikolas Hagemann
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AssigneesKolja Kuse, Nikolas Hagemann
InventorsKolja Kuse, Nikolas Hagemann
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The invention describes the construction of more or less thin house walls, of which the load-bearing panels are stabilized in such a way that they have an insulating middle layer, the middle layer containing carbon, which is brought in as insulation material by means of suitable binders such as cement, geopolymers, resins or foams or glass. In particular, biochar mortars and biochar foams are used, which with the help of fiber reinforcement of the outer stone slices become self-supporting wall and facade elements, which are able to store more carbon than what is produced in the form of CO2, escaping into the atmosphere. Fiber-stabilized stone disks with an insulating middle layer based on pyrogenic or otherwise manufactured or extracted carbon are constructed symmetrically and dimensioned in such a way that they can absorb loads and buckling forces with a comparatively very low weight. For this reason, in addition to its high carbon content, the insulation material should preferably have sufficient tensile stability.
A load-bearing wall element for buildings, the load-bearing wall element having an upper end, a lower end, a first side and a second side opposite the first side, comprising:
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