Fiberglass Spray Roving ZrO2 16.7%

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Place of Origin:Hubei, China (Mainland)
Brand Name:HEJ
Model Number:ZrO2 16.7%
Type:AR-Glass
Tex Count:2400tex, 2700tex
Brand Name:Huierjie
Place of Origin:Hubei, China (Mainland)
Model Number:Zro2 16.5%

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:	Each roll of AR-glass fiber spray roving weight 18kg. It is wrapped by a shrinking polythene film, then to be packed in one carton. 48 cartons or 64 cartons are to be packed in one pallet. 20 pallets (on two levels) are to be loaded in a 20 feet container, giving a total net weight of approximately 20 tons. Other packing methods are available, according to customers' requirements.
Delivery Detail:	5-7 days for 1 ton

Specifications

Fiberglass Spray Roving ZrO2 16.7% is used by manual auto spray method to manufacture glass fiber reinforced concret(GRC).

Product code	Strand tex(tex)	Filament dia(um)	Moisture content(%)	Size content(%)	Breaking Strength(N/tex)	Zirconia Content(%)	Elastic modulus(Gpa)
ARC15-2400	2400	15	<0.1	≥ 1.4	≥ 0.25	≥ 14.5	72.0
ARC13-2700H	2700	13	<0.1	≥ 1.6	≥ 0.30	≥ 16.5	80.4

Fiberglass Spray Roving ZrO2 16.7%

Our alkali resistant fiberglass roving is an AR glass chopping roving mainly designed for use in the manufacture of GRC composites by the manual spray method. HUIERJIE SPRAY ROVING is designed for optimum processability. It is used in the manufacture of GRC architectural panels and other building elements, civil engineering and infrastructure components.

Properties:

Easy chopped

Good integrity

Excellent dispersibility and alkali resistant;

Been approved by Sheffied University, UK.

Packing and Storage

Package:

Each roll of AR-glass fiber spray roving weight 18kg. It is wrapped by a shrinking polythene film, then to be packed in one carton. 48 cartons or 64 cartons are to be packed in one pallet. 20 pallets (on two levels) are to be loaded in a 20 feet container, giving a total net weight of approximately 20 tons.

Other packing methods are available, according to customers' requirements.

Storage:

AR fiberglass spray up roving should be stored dry in their original package, the best conditions being at a temperature of between 15 and 35, and at a relative humidity of between 35 and 65%. If the product is stored at low temperature (below 15), it is advisable to condition in the workshop for 24 hours before use to prevent condensation.

Q:I need to mix 25 pounds of cement for a garden project ( a large stepping stone). In the past I have found it really difficult and physically tough to get the cement mixed relatively quickly to get the cement poured in the mold. I am mixing in a mop bucket. Does anyone have any suggestions to make this project easier?: I usually find for small castings it works ok to start with water in the bucket, then add half a bag of concrete until it is thick enough. It's easier to add more mix to harden than more water too soften. How much water? The worry is you will add too much water to start with and not have enough dry mix to get a thick enough mix. Start by setting aside the max allowable amount of water. The instructions from quickrete say to start with 3 pints for a 40 lb bag, then add up to 1.5 more pints if unworkable. There is a chart for other bag sizes in the first link below. So if you start with 2.5 pints of water in the bucket and 2 pints of water set aside for contingency, then add the dry premix until happy it should be right around 25 lbs. But don't worry about being in a big hurry, the bag says one hour working time.

Q:calcium carbonate + ??? = cement: very complex product...much more so than you seem to expect. See the wiki below

Q:When i buy it from a cement supply house they charge me sales tax but when i buy it from home depot or lowes they dont. My accountant told me to be careful since i am responsible for paying my taxes.: Yes. Everything gets taxed. Are you sure Home Depot or Lowes don't charge you tax at the register? That's odd if they don't.

Q:We had a friend of my husbands put the cement on the stairs and it looks awful. He insists it only needs one more coat of concrete. I think we should have built frames and poured in the concrete. The concrete is chipping on the edges of the stairs. Help please.: no special cement is available for stairs as far as i know...

Q:if so, what did you write?I have, last May, and I wrote someone else's phone number. :-PI'm a monster!: a few times

Q:ok im building on big open stall for my 2 horses but part of the barn where the stall will be has cement under the dirt so we cant put any posts down anyone have any idea's of how i can get this to work? there is only about 5 inches of dirt on top of the cement. so what can i do?: We have a cement 'deck' out the back of our house and a porch roof thing got built on top of that and they used those footer things for it. They are like huge metal brackets that they bolt down into the concrete and they can then bolt the posts into the bracket. It is totally possible to do! (I am also assuming you are talking about a slab and not just ruble)

Q:I am installing chainlinnk fence 4' high and I am traying to figure how much cement is needed per post? I am putting them about 15quot; deep.: There are several options that you could pursue. First things first, are you required to pull a permit from the local building department? If you are required to pull a permit and are planning to, the best way to start is to go to the building department and ask them for the local code requirements. Some building departments will have pre-printed literature for this purpose, and many of the inspectors are friendly and willing to walk you through the requirements. If you're not required to pull a permit you can remove the concrete and dig new holes for the posts and anchor them with new concrete. This will be a lot of work... if you choose this method I would highly recommend using either pressure treated 4 X 4 posts or galvanized posts. Anything wood in contact with dirt or concrete will rot if it's not pressure treated (pt). Another option might be to buy the 4 x 4 pt posts and attach them to the existing posts from the chain link fence. If the existing posts are anchored sufficiently in concrete you can buy brackets from a local hardware store that will wrap around the metal post and have a flat surface with holes for screws to attach to the wood post. This will solve your height problem of the existing posts. To answer your other question, I don't believe that using L brackets alone will be sufficient support, as soon as you have a strong wind it will bend the brackets and the whole fence will go down. Using the L brackets in combination with the existing posts would be a good idea. You can attach the brackets with concrete screws in which case you will want to pre-drill holes to keep the screws from breaking off, or you could use a ram-set.

Q:Describe how concrete is made from cement?: Concrete contains: * Portland Cement - Sintered limestone, clay, and gypsum * Aggregate - filler such as rocks and sand * Additives - often nylon fibers, or chemicals, to affect strength or cure time * Reinforcement - optional, steel cable, wire, mesh, or bars. * Water - which binds the cement molecules chemically * Carbon dioxide - joins in from the air to help form crystals in the mixture. Concrete is made by: * Preparing the mold or form, such as laying boards, flattening soil, stamping a shape into sheet metal, or just digging a round hole. * Laying the reinforcements, such as a grid of textured steel bar, or maybe nothing at all. * Mixing the rest of the ingredients in a hopper large enough to handle the weight * Pouring the mud/slurry into the form * Packing, shoveling, or vibrating to help settle the mud and remove trapped air. Typical concrete may set (harden) in 30 minutes to a few hours. Cure time is longer (maximum strength) and typically takes from a few days to a month. Cure may be incomplete if the cement is allowed to dry out, so it's common to cover concrete with plastic, sealants, sprinklers, or use chemicals mixed in to help retain moisture during the cure. These same procedures happen, whether it's a bag of quick-crete poured into a hole with a mailbox post, or whether it's a million ton footing poured in a single session. A great way to see this in action is to look for road construction, or bridge construction.

Q:Is the cement used for dental crowns antibacterial?: Hi, dental cements like GIC(glass ionomer cements), Resin cements help repel bacteria because of the fluoride release. They dont have antibacterial properties but only protects the tooth from adhering(sticking) bacteria. Zinc Phosphates with eugenol has bacteriostaric properties but it dissolves in saliva easily.

Q:My basement shower is basically just a cement slab with a drain and fiberglass walls. What's a rough ballpark cost estimate to tear out the cement shower and replace it with a modern glass stall and/or a tile shower?: By cement slab you refer to the concrete basement floor with a drain in it? Nothing to tear out. A contractor will install a shower pan. Either custom made or a prefab pan and tie into the existing drain. If you want to relocate the shower then he will jack hammer up the slab and run the drain. Save money by having the shower in the same place. For just the shower pan and walls framed, covered with backer board, tile tie into existing hot and cold water supply figure about $4000. If you want to use custom materials like granite and limestone tiles add $1000. Also plan to install an exhaust fan for the steam. If you can be happy with a prefab fiberglass surround it will be half the cost.

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