Tdh-gmbh Technischer Daemmstoffhandel

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Mv Engineering Gmbh & Co. Kg.

Tdh - Gmbh Technischer Dämmstoffhandel

Rainer Angenendt

Peer Genth

Helmut Schmidt

Martin Mennig

Gerhard Jonschker

Heike Meschke

The thermally insulating fire-protection molding is characterized in that it contains at least one lightweight filler, one reaction product of the thermal curing of an organic-inorganic hybrid binder, one mineral that eliminates water, and also fibers and/or wollastonite, and is impermeable to smoke.

Thermally insulating fire-protection molding and process for producing same

A plastic refractory material or a refractory mortar which harden when dried and which contain at least one light-weight filler, a binder, fibers and/or wollastonite as well as water is characterized in that blown closed-cell volcanic ash is used as the light-weight filler, the ash being provided with a superficial water-protection layer, in that an inorganic-organic hybrid binder is used as the binder, the binder containing silicic acid and an organic polymer, and in that the material or the mortar contains kaolin or kaolinite and silicon dioxide. It is suggested to publish the abstract without a drawing.

Plastic refractory material and refractory mortar

Disclosed is a randomly moldable thermosetting paste containing small mineral balls, an inorganic binder or a mixture of such binders, and a fiber moiety. Said paste is characterized in that hollow mineral microballs are used. The paste which cures starting at room temperature is suitable for use as a fire-resistant and heat-insulating material that is provided with great inherent stability in the cured state. The inventive paste is suitable for the production of inexpensive low-density molded parts. Moreover, the invention makes it possible to dispense with the use of organic solvents such that the paste can be used directly by the user.

Inorganic fire-resistant and thermally insulating paste, use thereof, and shaped parts made therefrom

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Rainer Angenendt