GRC Fiberglass Water Dispersed Chopped Strand

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Specifications

GRC Fiberglass Water Dispersed Chopped Strand is used for surface crack-proof of GRC products.

Product code	Strand tex(tex)	Filament dia(μm)	Moisture content(%)	Size content(%)	Breaking Strength(N/tex)	Zirconia Content(%)
ARC15-98-(3-30mm)D	98	15	<0.5	0.6-1.0	≥ 0.28	≥ 14.5%
ARC11-50-(3-30mm)HD	50	11	<0.5	0.6-1.0	≥ 0.30	≥ 16.5%

GRC Fiberglass Water Dispersed Chopped Strand

Our alkali resistant fiberglass water dispersed chopped strand applied with water-dispersed size, the strand will disperse well to filaments in water in10 seconds, and also disperse fast, appliance amount less, enlarge strength.

It is typically used in a small amount to prevent cracking and to improve the performance of ready mix concrete, gypsum or other special mortar mixes. It can be used for surface crack - proof of GRC products.

Properties:

Disperse fast, low dosages, harmless.

Package and Storage

Package:

20kgs/kraft bag, 50 bags/pallet, 20 pallets/20'FCL(on 2 levels), total net weight for approximately 18 tons.

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

Storage:

AR fiberglass water dispersed chopped strand 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: You are making 10 tons of concrete that is 47.6% cement by mixing a 20% cement mixture with an 89% cement mixture.a) How much of the 89% cement mixture must you use?b) How much of the 20% cement mixture must you use?Answer in units of tons: a) Let the amount of 89% cement mixture used be X tons Then the amount of 20% cement mixture used will be ( 10 - X) tons 0.89X + 0.20 ( 10 - X) = 10* 0.476 0.89X + 2 - 0.20X = 4.76 0.69X = 2.76 X = 2.76 / 0.69 = 4 ANSWER 4 tons of 89% mixture and 6 tons of 20% mixture

Q: i was in sally's the other day and i saw hair cement and i read the directions and stuff but i still dont understand what it is like does it wash out and like is it like dye?: Hair cement is a thick glue like substance thats hold your hair up sronger than gel and moose

Q: My contractor put in a couple of feet of cement board around the lower tub region, but on the upper half of the tub (shower head portion) he put in drywall. He taped the joint where the drywall and cement board meet. A friend who has done some tiling told me that there could be movement on the joints between the cement board and the drywall, which would cause the grout to fail and start to come out. He also didn't like that drywall was used.: It should be fine. I would not worry about it. There are going to be joints in the backer board not matter if it is all cement board or not. The joints should be stable as long as the boards are properly screwed to the studs and taped, and as long as you house does not have foundation problems that would cause excessive movement. The main reason for the cement board is in case moisture gets behind the tile. I doubt any moisture will penetrate that high up the wall. It looks like your contractor is doing a good job. Treat him fairly.

Q: I have horribleee pine green carpet in my room. BUT my walls are brightly painted. I'm suppossed to be getting floors for my room in about a month. I hate looking at my carpet but idk if I should rip it up or if the cement would look bad. My room is decorated nicely so idk if that would make cement look less scary. Should I rip my carpet up? I'm sure its cement underneath.: Leave the carpet for a month, and let the people who are installing the floors rip it up. I'm sure if you've lived with it this long, 30 more days won't hurt. You could buy rugs (that you'll want to use when the new floor is installed), and cover up part of the carpet now.

Q: why does cement not become soft when wet after it has dried?: Cement is a chemical reaction with water. The water only makes it feel wet when yo are first mixing it. But the water is actually reacting with the calcium oxide in the cement powder which turns rock hard after the reaction takes places.

Q: I need to semi-permanently hang items on a cement wall. What is the best way to go about doing so?: Hook and loop (velcro) tape. Glue one side to your item, and one side to the cement....larger pictures will need tape around all four edges to be secure, but it does work - I've done it before. Hope this helps. Good luck!

Q: If yes, which are the characteristics?Where I can find information about it?How can I measure it?: Well, it probably depends on precisely what the floor is made of and what you do to the floor after it is installed, and precisely what you mean by antistatic. Antistatic (dissipating) floors have a finite resistance that conducts static charges to ground. Cement generally retains moisture and can be fairly conductive. Adding a substance like carbon may improve the conductivity of the floor. You may be able to measure this property with a megohm meter. Look one up. When you have a conductive floor, attention must be paid to grounding it. If you coat the floor with a polymer or wax it might become nonconductive, and the polymer may generate static when walked on.

Q: I know the cement board is supposed to be cut 1/4 inch above the rub flange, but what if you install the cement board and there is a big enough gap between the tub and the wall that when installing tile, the tile still would not be even with the tub flange let alone go over the flange? After installing the cement board, there is still about a .5 inch gap from the wall to the tub. I assume you can install tile and then caulk along the small gap from the tub flange to the tile. But let me know your thoughts.: you build out the framing with strips of lumber sized to make the opening fit the tub

Q: I was walking my dog and there was wet cement on the sidewalk. I was really tempted to write in it, like I see on other sidewalks. I wrote an MC for the town we libe in. Then I immediately regretted it and tried to smooth it out but it looked even worse! I dont know what to do and feel EXTREMELY BAD. If I turn myself in, Im afraid I wount be able to pay the charges. What do I do?!?!?!: When we were children, we loved the opportunity to write in wet cement! We would usually write or names or initials. When I got older, however, I realized the violation and visual damage that does. Don't beat yourself up over this. It's good that you realized that you made a mistake. I suggest that you DON'T turn yourself in unless you have to: for example, if you learn that someone else is being blamed, then step forward. If your conscience really bothers you that much, then call whatever department is responsible for laying down cement (Department of Traffic?) and explain what you did. Hopefully they won't try to make you pay a fine, but if they do, work out a deal to pay it in installments. Hopefully, no one will try to arrest you. Good luck and God bless!

Q: what is the name of the cement used to build bridges?: It is called Portland Cement. There is another cement called Pozzolona Cement and that can also be used with some restrictions.

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