Fraunhofer-gesellschaft Zur Foerderung Der Angewandten Forschung E.v.

Bayer Aktiengesellschaft

Baierl & Demmelhuber Gmbh & Co. Akustik & Trockenbau Kg

Goldbach Gmbh

Heinz Sattler

Volker Thole

Karsten Lempfer

Wolfgang Heine

Gert Kossatz

Bernhard Schmelmer

Dietmar Schapel

Hanns I Sachs

Gert Neumann

Holger Boese

Johann W Herlyn

Sebald Pallhorn

Josef Baierl

Peter Loeschke

Rudiger Kammerer

The invention relates to a multilayer material comprising (a) a first layer that consists of plaster or that substantially consists of plaster, and (b) at least one second layer, comprising a sandwich textile fiber material. The fibers of said material are interlinked in a mechanically stable manner, are incombustible and weather-proof and the interspaces are filled with a finely porous material. The second layer has a diffusion-equivalent air layer thickness of not more than 2.0 m and is water-impermeable at a water pressure of at least 100 mm water column. The inventive material can be used outdoors due to its properties. The invention further relates to methods for producing such a material.

Water-repellent and vapor-permeable multilayer material for outdoor applications

Method of controlling the hydration behavior of gypsum in the

A process for producing fibrous composite materials from feed stock formed reliminarily from a gypsum binder and chopped cellulose fibers, and saturating the mixture with water to the extent of at least 1.2 times its normal hydrated state, and beating the material to provide a fleece that is then spread on a flat surface and subjected to pressure for a sufficient length of time to drive out a substantial portion of the moisture from the product. The compression step is carried out long enough to achieve a bulk density of approximately 9/10 the dry bulk density of the components prior to hydration.

Process for producing fibrous composites, particularly double floor

Durable molded construction parts are disclosed, which are prepared from hydration products of a settable construction material comprising a hydraulically hardening mixture and at least one reinforcing material subject to degradation under alkaline conditions. The construction material has an alkali buffer capacity which does not exceed 0.005 acid equivalents per 100 grams of construction material, as measured in an aqueous suspension of the construction material 24 hours after suspension formation.

Durable and highly stable molded construction parts

The invention relates to a building panel constructed in layers, including main layer with a mixture of binder and reinforcing additive, and at least one further layer which can be a facing and/or intermediate layer, the further layer including a reinforcement and a binder. The formation of a homogeneous transitional layer betwee the main layer and the further layer insures that the composition of the components of the individual layers changes gradually so as to provide a stable multilayer panel which was improved elastomechanical properties.

Building panel constructed in layers

A process for manufacturing a multilayer building panel in which one layer s a main layer comprising a binder and a reinforcing additive, and another layer contains a binder and a reinforcement such as a mat includes depositing the various layers such that one layer is deposited with an excess of water for hardening, and another with a deficiency, so that the water is caused to migrate between layers and creates a transition layer providing a gradual and continuous transition in composition between the layers.

Process for manufacturing a building panel

The present invention is directed to a process for the manufacture of plasterboard optionally strengthened with reinforcing materials by mixing gypsum capable of rehydration with water and optionally reinforcing materials and subsequently pressing the resulting mixture, characterized in that polyisocyanates are added to the mixture used for producing the plasterboard and/or are applied to the surface of the finished plasterboard. The invention is also directed to the optionally reinforced plasterboard.

Reinforced plasterboard and method of forming

The invention relates to a method for continuous manufacture of materials, specially material slabs, from mixtures of binders, reinforcing agents, and possibly additives, the mixtures being cured by hydrate formation and being of a pourable or spreadable consistency. The special properties and usability of the materials are achieved by a permanent and irreversible compression of the initially-formed structure, whereby an extruded slab is formed from the mixture, then compressed and calibrated. The extruded slab is first compressed in a compression phase at a pressure which is sufficiently high that the slab's thickness after compression is less than the specified value of the finished extruded slab, and its density specified final density, the resulting values of density and degree of compression being sufficiently high that the compressed extruded slab is calibratable immediately thereafter in a calibration phase without the active application of pressure. In addition, the invention provides a device for working this method.

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Braunschweig, Germany

Heinz Sattler