Polypropylene Concrete Fiber
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Commodity: Industrial PP Fiber for Concrete, Engineering Fiber
PP fiber,also called Polypropylene PP Fiber, Polymer Fiber,it is manufactured by mixing, spinning, stretching and cutting the combination of modified base and polypropylene paring, used as the project fiber for concrete and mortar. It can decrease cracks in concrete's early stage.
Property:
| Polypropylene monofilament fiber technical | ||
| Item | Product name | PP fiber |
| 1 | Material | 100% polypropylene |
| 2 | Cut length | From 3mm to 120mm |
| 3 | density | 0.91g/cm³ |
| 4 | Diameter | 20 micron to 40micron |
| 5 | Strength | 400-600Mpa |
| 6 | elongation at break | 30%-40% |
| 7 | melting point | 170°C |
| 8 | ignition point | 590°C |
| 9 | Oil point | lower than 1% |
| 10 | Water-hygroscopicity | No |
Advantages of Polypropylene Concrete Fiber:
Good dispersancy, better grip
Random dispersal, subordination reinforced
Physically-added tendon, anti-crack and high reinforcement
Diamagnestism and antirust, corrosion protection and alkali resistant
Innocuous and odorless, safe
Simple operation, more economic and dependable
Function of Polypropylene Concrete Fiber:
Anti-crack
Increasing seepage-proof performance
Anti-concussion and anti-wear performance
Increasing shock proof
Cold-resistant property
Enhance the property of toughness and ductility
Fire resistance and anti-detonation quality
Preventing or reducing the major reinforcing steel bar from being eroded
Reducing rebound of jetting concrete
Application:
Industry and Civil Architecture
Main body of road, bridge
Water conservancy project
Package:
A: Packing in plastic bags, plastics bags to be put into waterproof bags, and then waterproof bags to be put into container, totally 8 tons in 1x20'FCL
B: Packing in fusible paper bags, paper bags to be put into cartons, and then cartons to be put into pallet, pallets to be put into container, totally 6 tons in 1x20'FCL.
- Q:I would like to do building cement business, there are also sales in this area, I would like to ask this is not a lot of money is also a lot of money. In the sales side of this relationship has a relationship between the Department of the production of a large real estate company, I would like to have no problem and then there is a commodity concrete company. I would like to ask if this is not a lot of money to pay the money will be very powerful. More
- Look at your money is not back fast, but also how much the amount of a ton of cement is hundreds of pieces, one hundred tons also tens of thousands of pieces
- Q:wet areas like dikes or dams.
- Yes. Type IV Portland cement is generally known for its low heat of hydration. This cement is used for very large concrete structures, such as dams, which have a low surface to volume ratio. This type of cement has not been made for many years, because Portland-pozzolan cements and ground granulated blast furnace slag addition offer a cheaper and more reliable alternative. These classes differ from the ASTM classes. I - Portland cement: Comprising Portland cement and up to 5% of minor additional constituents. II - Portland-composite cement: Portland cement and up to 35% of other single constituents. III - Blastfurnace cement: Portland cement and higher percentages of blastfurnace slag. IV - Pozzolanic cement: Portland cement and up to 55% of pozzolanic constituents. V - Composite cement: Portland cement, blastfurnace slag and pozzolana or fly ash. Read the links below for more details.
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- Q:My book is set in a medieval ish setting, and I need to know whether cement is an acceptable flooring for a cellar, or if stone should be used? Apparently cement has been used since the Ancient Egyptians, but I don't know if that's a good term for it. Is there an early term I could use? Or should i just use stone?
- Cement used in construction is characterized as hydraulic or non-hydraulic.It is uncertain where it was first discovered that a combination of hydrated non-hydraulic lime and a pozzolan produces a hydraulic mixture (see also: Pozzolanic reaction), but concrete made from such mixtures was first used on a large scale by Roman engineers.They used both natural pozzolans (trass or pumice) and artificial pozzolans (ground brick or pottery) in these concretes.
- Q:how does sediment compact or cement into sedimentary rocks?
- Just speaking to sediments in general. Sediments become sedimentary rocks by one of two mechanisms -- cementation and compression. Cements “glue” one particle to another and commonly include: (1) calcite (CaCO3) (2) silica (SiO2) (3) limonite (Fe2O3) (4) hematite (Fe2O3.xH2O) Water flowing through certain sediments becomes supersaturated with calcite or silica. When this water evaporates, these dissolved minerals precipitate around the grains through which they flow. Over time, the precipitation of these cements overlaps, binding one grain to another. But the case of hematite and limonite cements is a little different. Iron occurs in solution in its ferrous (Fe+2) state. When ferrous iron encounters oxygen, it oxidizes into its ferric (Fe+3) state, which is insoluble. This ferric iron precipitates, coating the grains through which it flows with either hematite or limonite. It coats the grains, eventually binding one grain to the next. Sedimentary rocks commonly cemented include conglomerates, sandstones, evaporates, ironstones, as well as some limestones, some cherts, and some phosphorites. This process of cementation involves heat that allowed these fluids to exist and flow, but not so much as to cause a metamorphic rock to be created. Compression involves finer grained sediments. Clay, organic matter, lime mud, and phosphorite mud, once buried, are subjected to progressively more overburden. The thickness of these layers is significantly reduced as water is “squeezed” out. These fine particles have very high surface areas and surface charges causing these grains attach to one another. In addition, surface irregularities become intertwined, holding grains together. Sedimentary rocks that are formed from sediments by compression include shale and coal as well as some limestones, some cherts, and some phosphorites.
- Q:I need to glue a small plastic piece to another plastic piece, will the cement work? What are the steps in gluing and making sure the glue holds?
- Review from CoolTools: All-purpose cobbler's glue 12-29-10 Barge Cement My dad used Barge Cement for various things on his boat since I was a child. It is actually a cobbler's glue, but it works with just about anything. It is a bit hard to find and there are inferior products touting the same uses (less toxic), but nothing is as good as Barge. I mainly use it for leather - hems, applique, etc., but I have also used it to glue a flat-bottomed birdhouse onto a flat-cut tree trunk, to tack down wallpaper seams that have lifted, to hold wood seams prior to screws being put in place, to secure a rubber foot to a chair leg, or the chair leg to the seat when wood glue has failed - just about anything you wouldn't use Crazy Glue for. In a pinch, Barge can fill the need of many sewing jobs (not buttons, though).
- Q:the house is from 1959. Before I bought it the owners re-landscaped without any consideration for water flow thus causing the basement to have seepage through the walls. I fixed the water flow issue (1.5 years dry) but now I have painted cement walls that have paint pushed out/peeling with a few visible cracks and wonderful mineral deposition. I really don't want to spend the time with the metal wire brush to strip the paint off so I would like to just use hydraulic cement over the whole wall and then use a water sealing paint over the top. Is this a good idea? other suggestions?
- That sounds more time consuming than just scraping off the peeling paint..... Here's 1 problem w/your approach, latex paint dries so fast that it actually creates a vacuum effect in doing so, which means that as it dries it'll pull off the surface anything that's not firmly attached, which is why prep work's so important to longevity. You won't immediately notice this happening, but w/the passage of time you'll be back to the peeling wall in spades. I've never heard of skim-coating w/hydraulic cement, but I've done plenty of patching plaster walls w/plaster of paris, what immediately comes to mind are the inherent problems w/working in a medium that sets up so quickly, I can't imagine how you'd get a whole wall covered looking even satisfactory (but I'm pretty picky, I figure when people are paying me I'm obliged to do a better job than they could've) w/out going insane in the process. I learned the trick to plaster, but I don't know the chemistry of hydraulic cement well enough to find a retardant for it. Anyways, I know prep-work sucks, but often it's just easiest to do it get it over with (start w/a stiff putty knife, by the way) rather than inventing a new process having to deal w/a long string of learning curves as you go. The first question that came to mind w/your question is have you ever skim-coated anything before so that you'd have even a vague idea of what you're getting yourself into potentially, but if you must create, than by all means go forth!
- Q:Which Cement is the best to build a building.Like 5000 PSI or 8500 PSI, what is the different in between them, or they use for.Thanks
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- Q:The cement sealant I will be using is a LastiSeal brand. It is waterproof, non-toxic, and eco friendly. There is a15 year warranty on it, They say it can be used with koi ponds. So I think it will work for my newly laid cement pond wall. Just one thing. I have to wait 4 weeks for new cement to cure before applying the sealer to the cement. As long as the water is not touching the wall, can I keep water in the pond during these 4 weeks if need be?
- Cement pond is what the Beverly Hillbillies called their swimming pool. :) Concrete/mortar cures in the air or underwater so it wouldn't matter if water was in the pond or if it touched the wall. However, the coating you want to use may require it to be dry. Also, the strength of the concrete is related to how well it is cured, so don't load it up w/water too soon.
- Q:I am making 9 concrete casts from a fiberglass mold I made from a 60 pound concrete pier cap. I understand that aggregate increases the strength of cured concrete, but these pier caps are only ornamental. Can I use just sand portland cement, instead of bagged concrete mix? If so, what should the ratio of sand to portland cement be? Any other suggestions or advice would be welcomed. ~ Thank you
- yes you can use sand and cement only the ratio is 3 sand to 1 cement Although it is ornamental, I would still purchase a bag of pea pebble for 2 bucks and mix that into it. gently tap the sides of the cast to bring the juice to the sides to fill in any possible air gaps when you level the top, vibrate the board a little to also bring the juice up and eliminate air
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| Location | Shanxi, China |
| Year Established | 1982 |
| Annual Output Value | Above US$ 30 Million |
| Main Markets | 20.00% North America 20.00% South America 10.00% Eastern Europe 10.00% Southeast Asia 10.00% Northern Europe 10.00% South Asia 10.00% Western Europe 5.00% Africa 5.00% Mid East |
| Company Certifications | ISO9001:2000 |
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| Nearest Port | Shanghai Port, China |
| Export Percentage | 41-50% |
| No.of Employees in Trade Department | 20-30 People |
| Language Spoken: | English; Chinese; |
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| Factory Size: | Above 50,000 square meters |
| No. of Production Lines | Above 10 |
| Contract Manufacturing | Design Service Offered; Buyer Label Offered |
| Product Price Range | High; Average |
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Polypropylene Concrete Fiber
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- Min Order Qty:
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- 100000 Tons Per Year kg/month
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