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Specifications

Fiberglass chopped strand(Zro2 16.5) is designed for use in dry mix systems for moulding into a GRC component to prevent crack

HUIERJIE AR GLASSFIBRE CHOPPED STRAND is a high integrity AR glassfibre chopped strand designed for use in dry mix systems or other premixing processes for subsequent moulding into a GRC component.

This kind of chopped strand has a sizing system optimised for abrasion resistance and strand integrity during blending with dry materials .The low-tex strand permits efficient reinforcement at low dosages .It is particularly suited to the preparation of pre-bagged mixes of special mortars or renders .It may also be used in the manufacture by precasting of standard GRC components.

Example:ARC15-98-12mmL(H)

AR: Alkali Resistant

C: Continuous fibre

15 : Filament diameter

98: Tex of strand

12mm: strand length available

L: ZrO2 content 14.5%

H: ZrO2 content 16.7%

Properties

Good liquidity and integrity
Excellent alkali resistant and durability
been approved by Sheffied University,UK.

Technical Characteristics

Tex of strand（tex）	Sizing content（%）	Moisture（%）
JC/T572-2002	JC/T572-2002	JC/T572-2002
98±10	1.6±0.2	≤0.2

Products available

HUIERJIE AR GLASSFIBRE CHOPPED STRAND are packed in vacuum polythene bag. Each polythene bag is identified by an individual label. HUIERJIE chopped strands are white coloured but an orange or blue colour is used on labels to aid identification.

Product	Strand length available(mm)	Packing specification (mm)	Net weight(kg)
ARC15-98-XmmL(H)	6、8、12、16 20、24、28、32	550×550×65	15

Pallet Packaging

Each pallet has 14 levels ,4 bags /level,totally 56 polythene bag;
The complete pallet is enclosed in polythene and identified with two labels.

Product	Pallet
Product	Length(mm)	width(mm)	Height(mm)	Net weight(kg)
ARC15-98-XmmL(H)	1130	1130	1100	840

Shipment

For sea transport, a maximum of 20 pallets (on two levels) may be loaded in a 20 foot container, total net weight is approximately 16 tonnes.

Road vehicle: Up to 18 pallets, total net weight 14.4 tonnes.

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Quality

HUIERJIE AR GLASSFIBRE CHOPPED STRAND are manufactured under a Quality Management System approved to ISO 9001:2000.

Q: What is Rietveld method its application in cement industry?Is there any software for calculating clinker phases using this method?: The Rietveld method uses a powder sample instead of a large single crystal to determine crystal structure by X-Ray Diffraction. This is important in the cement industry because cement is a powder and not crystals of any size. This is useful in determining the quality of the product and adjusting burning conditions in real time. Several different software packages have been developed for this technique.

Q: Can cement be mixed with sea water instead of fresh water?: This is definitely not a good idea as there will be a reaction between the cement and the salt. Even though the cement will appear hard it will be weakened by the salt. There may however be special cements which are made to be mixed with sea water. Bill

Q: Does anyone have a clue?: Portland cement is staight-up cement powder - pure and simple. It is mixed with sand and water. That's all they used many years ago. The vast majority of people these days use Ready-mix Cement which is mixed with water. Cement powder is only known as Portland Cement.

Q: I was watching amastad (sp) and pirates of carribean. They mentioned tying cement blocks to feet and throwing them over board. What happens to the human body? Do they drown first or are they crushed? I love learning new things. Plus I'm bored. So this thought came to mind. Anyone know what possibly happened to people way back when?: They tie it to their feet and push them off and they drown and sink

Q: I have 300sq feet of yard space that's infested with worms and all sorts of creeters. I wanna cover 100 ft of. This yard in cement. And grow nice healthy grass behind it. Hope yall can help me out: First off, its concrete, not cement. Cement is only an ingredient in concrete. Second of all, whats wrong with worms and critters. Yikes, without them we wouldn't have food, our eco system would collapse, and we would all die. Third of all, weeds can be used as nicely as lawns, achieving that perfect piece of lawn is ugly and harsh on our enviroment. Of course you can concrete a section of your yard, you level and grade it and then have it poured. To achieve you perfect lawn apply toxic herbicides and pesticides, continue to pollute our soils and waterways further, kill off beneficial insects such as bees and bugs, let those poisions run off into our water ways, kill our fish, and contribute to the demise of the eco system just a little bit further. Then go ahead and plant some grass seed that doesn't even thrive in you climate, then you will need to pump tons of water and fertilizer into monthly to achieve that perfect look. Then sit back and enjoy your little piece of toxic heaven. Now enjoy it a lot, because you will be enjoying for you great grand children as well, because they won't have a planet to live on. A conciseness person would think to themselves, why not just clean it up by hand and plant a garden, feed you family, feed a friend, feed the neighbor hood, and take care of your own just a little bit and conquer your complete dependence on the grocery store.

Q: I have rubber cement. I also have a pen. my pen has no grip. it is always very slippery. I want to make a slim grip for it. I want to use rubber like material. I thought about rubber cement. When it dries, does it feel very rubbery, or like hard plastic, or will it be so rubbery that it will crumble when touched? I would like to know what rubber cement feels like when it is dry. No stupid answers please: Rubber cement is glue. Not rubber. It's FOR rubber. I like the suggestion of rubber bands; but if you're intent on building your own then try some silicone. Just keep in mind that it will want to run off the pen, so you'll have to motorize the pen to keep it rotating so the silicone doesn't drip or sag. Hope this helps. ??? —

Q: The cement i found is in 25kg bags (?5.98 each). The floor i think will be 4 inches thick??? or any suggestions please.: one bag will give you 1 sq foot, just make a wood floor [cheaper]

Q: How long before i can dive on newly poored cement?: What made your new cement poor? Did someone take away all of its money? Poor cement is a sad situation. Ya know, your cement is not unique. There are many poor people in the country, too. Maybe some of those poor people should open a lemonade stand where they can POUR some lemonade to make some money. But, I'd bet that those POOR people are smarter than a 2nd grader and know the difference between POOR and POUR. You clearly don't as you had only 8 words that were more than two letters and you couldn't proof read well enough to make the change. Poor you. PLUS ... you'd actually be STUPID enough to dive onto cement? Well, if the cement was recently POURED, you'll need to wait about 24 hours and then the cement will be hard enough to, if you hit head first, kill you. So ... make a decision about your level of injury. But, based on your ignorance about such a simple word as poor/pour, you'll likely dive onto the cement face/head first.

Q: My aviary just has dirt on the bottom late today i noticed a mouse hole!!What would be the best material to put in the bottom? Rocks? Cement etc.Also, My bird ( galah ) never goes to the bottom of the cage, what is a good way to get her to do this?: From personal experience I would stick with cement and/or large rocks. The cement would be easier to clean. We rescued a cockatoo that was taken from his home because he got very sick from ingesting sand and small gravel. The owners couldn't afford the medical bills needed to treat the bird. It may be fun for them to scratch around in sand/gravel, but if you're not sure how your bird will react (i.e. if he/she will not eat it/play with it), then I wouldn't use it. I wouldn't take the risk after seeing what can happen. Wood shavings can be dangerous if not well maintained. They rot and attract bacteria. If you live in a humid climate I would think this would only be worsened. And, as for wanting your bird to be on the bottom of the cage, until you can get the aviary well sealed, I wouldn't even try. Rodents carry diseases. Once it's sealed though, an old phone book to shred or some yummy treats placed on the bottom shoudl do the trick.

Q: We're casting cement for testing, and we're not sure about how to calculate for the quantities. We're using a 15.24 cm diameter and 30.48 cm tall mould. We're using a water-cement ratio of 1:2, and a cement-sand-gravel ratio of 1:3:3. We're not sure how to calculate how much of everything we need, and we need the specific quantities for our methodology. Can anyone help?: If you just use cement, once dried it will be that fragile you come put your finger through it, use sand ether 3 to 1 or 2 to 1, ideal mix that 3 parts sand to one part cement, if you want maximum strength mix concrete which is three parts chips, two parts sand and one part cement.

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