Lightweight, fiber-reinforced cementitious panels
AssigneeUnited States Gypsum Company
InventorAshish Dubey
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AssigneeUnited States Gypsum Company
InventorAshish Dubey
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Lightweight, fiber reinforced, cementitious panels possessing exceptional toughness for use as building components in applications such as roofing elements, siding elements, framing and sheathing elements, and substrate elements for installation of floor finishes in residential and other building construction types. The panels employ a continuous phase resulting from the curing of an aqueous mixture of inorganic binder, PVA fibers and lightweight filler. The inorganic binder may be, for example, hydraulic cement alone, or a combination of hydraulic cement and pozzolan/s, or a combination of hydraulic cement, alpha hemihydrate, active pozzolan and optionally lime. The PVA fibers reinforce the continuous phase and are randomly distributed throughout the composite. Typical panels of the invention have a density of 60-85 pcf.
A reinforced, lightweight, dimensionally stable building panel having a density of 60-85 pcf (961-1360 kg/m3) and a flexural strength of about 750 to 1180 psi consisting essentially of:
A reinforced, lightweight, dimensionally stable building panel having a density of 60-85 pcf (961-1360 kg/m3) and a flexural strength of about 750 psi to about 1180 psi a continuous phase resulting from the curing of an aqueous mixture of a cementitious composition,
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