Produits Chimiques Ugine Kuhlmann

Robert Koeppel

Roland Bachelard

Edouard Grimaud

Robert Barral

Maurice Lamalle

New light, strong, non-shrinking cellular concrete having good thermal and acoustic insulating properties prepared by incorporating aluminum and an alkaline agent capable of producing a gas when reacted with the aluminum within an anhydrite binder, placing the mixture in a mold, and permitting it to expand to a cellular product and cure. The products are useful as building materials. The invention includes the production of building elements comprising the cellular anhydrite product as described above adhered to at least one layer of a substantially non-cellular or dense facing layer made with an anhydrite binder or sandwiched between and adhered to non-cellular facing layers both made with an anhydrite binder.

Anhydrite cellular concrete composite building elements and their method

Anhydrite cellular concrete and composite building elements

The invention disclosed is for a new anhydrite concrete prepared by combining suitable quantities of an anhydrite binder, at least one anhydrite setting catalyst, heavy granulates and water. The new anhydrite concrete may be readily molded into building elements such as blocks, case bays, and the like.

Anhydrite concrete and method for preparing building elements

The present invention relates to an anhydrite binder and to the method of making the same from the gypsum by-product (phosphogypsum) resulting from the production of phosphoric acid by the wet method, said binder comprising particulate anhydrous CaSO.sub.4 with an insoluble CaSO.sub.4 content of at least 93%, an average particle size diameter of 5 to 30, with 15% by weight or more of the particles having a diameter smaller than 10.mu. and 20% by weight or more of the particles having a diameter larger than 20.mu., and a pore volume of less than 0.29cc/g in the case of pores having a radius less than about 6.6.mu..

Anhydrite binder and method

This invention relates to alkali salts of a sulphonated styrene polymer or copolymer having a degree of polymerization of less than about 140, to a process for their preparation, to their use as fluidizing agents for mineral binders and to mineral binders having the fluidizing agents incorporated therein.

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