Partially or fully non-combustible and vapour permeable pliable building membrane and associated methods
AssigneeAmetalin IP Pte Ltd
InventorsCraig Lumsden, Archer Oscar, Tony Jin, Michel Bostrom
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AssigneeAmetalin IP Pte Ltd
InventorsCraig Lumsden, Archer Oscar, Tony Jin, Michel Bostrom
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The pliable building membrane 1 is a non-flammable inorganic fabric 2 defining a first planar side 4 and a second opposite planar side 5. A halocarbon polymer in the form of a fluorocarbon polymer 3 is impregnated into the first planar side 4. The halocarbon polymer may be polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), fluorin plastic, ethylene tetrafluoroethylene and/or a tetrafluoroethylene perfluoro propylene co-polymer, for example. Various embodiments have differing ratios of halocarbon polymer to non-flammable fabric and this influences its vapour permeability. A suitable minimum target vapour permeability is approximately 0.15 μg/N·s. An embodiment having a 1:1 ratio has a vapour permeability of approximately 1 μg/N·s, which is well suited for use as a sarking-type material. The non-flammable fabric 2 may be a satin-weave fiberglass fabric or other non-flammable fabrics, such as basalt fibre fabric, or carbon fibre fabric, for example.
A partially or fully non-combustible and vapour permeable pliable building membrane comprising a halocarbon polymer impregnated non-flammable fabric.
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A method of forming a partially or fully non-combustible and vapour permeable pliable building membrane including impregnating a halocarbon polymer into a non-flammable fabric in a solvent-borne line process.
A method of providing a secondary weather barrier that is waterproof, vapour permeable, provides an air barrier and is partially or fully non-combustible, the method including using a pliable building membrane comprising a halocarbon polymer impregnated non-flammable fabric as a sarking-type material.
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