Cementitious composite
AssigneesMilliken & Company, Concrete Canvas Technology Ltd.
InventorsRandolph S. Kohlman, David E. Wenstrup, Pradipkumar Bahukudumbi, Peter Brewin, William Crawford, Marcin Kujawski
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AssigneesMilliken & Company, Concrete Canvas Technology Ltd.
InventorsRandolph S. Kohlman, David E. Wenstrup, Pradipkumar Bahukudumbi, Peter Brewin, William Crawford, Marcin Kujawski
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An improved, composite textile that can become rigid or semi-rigid by e.g., applying a liquid is provided. The composite can include a high loft non-woven layer having bulking fibers and a binding material; a cured rigid or semi-rigid solid located in the high loft non-woven; a filter layer on a first face of the high loft non-woven layer; and a liquid barrier layer on a second face of the high loft non-woven layer. The liquid barrier layer may have a difference in in-plane stiffness as set forth herein. The distance between the first face and second face of the high loft non-woven layer may not vary by more than a certain localized distance across the high loft non-woven layer when the high loft non-woven layer is in a flat state or has a radius of curvature of not less than the thickness of the non-woven layer as set forth herein.
A flexible cementitious composite capable of becoming rigid or semi-rigid comprising:
A rigid or semi-rigid cementitious composite comprising:
A flexible cementitious composite capable of becoming rigid or semi-rigid comprising:
A rigid or semi-rigid cementitious composite comprising:
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