The Use of the Computer Tomography Method in the Analysis of the Microstructure of Materials Formed as a Result of Hydrothermal Treatment: Cellular Concretes

• Published in: Journal of composites science Vol. 8; no. 3; p. 98
• Main Authors: Stepien, Anna, Dachowski, Ryszard
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Basel MDPI AG 01.03.2024
• Subjects: Aerated concrete; Aeration; Aluminum; Analysis; Bricks; Cellular structure; Chemical reactions; Compressive strength; Computed tomography; Concrete; Construction; CT imaging; Energy conservation; Environmental aspects; Graft copolymers; Green buildings; Humidity; Hydration; Hydrothermal treatment; Industrial production; Lime; Mechanical properties; Methods; Microstructural analysis; Microstructure; Physical properties; Plastic foam; Polybutadiene; Polymerization; Polystyrene resins; Porous materials; Properties; Radiation; Raw materials; Sand; Silicates; Substrates; Suspension polymerization; Sweden; Synthetic rubber; Tomography; Waste materials; Sweden; Poland

The subject of this research is sustainable construction and energy saving, which is most reflected in the technological aspects of building construction. This article focuses on single-family buildings, and the subject of this research is hollow blocks (blocks) created as a result of hydrothermal t...