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Design Of Bituminous Products In The Form Of Membranes For Damp-proofingDesign Of Bituminous Products In The Form Of Membranes For Damp-proofingBituminous products in the form of membranes for damp-proofing are a type of construction material consisting of asphalt or coal-tar pitch impregnated and coated onto a polyester or fiberglass substrate. These products are primarily used in construction to prevent moisture from penetrating into buildings, creating dampness, and damaging interior finishes or structural components. The bituminous membranes come in different forms and sizes, including self-adhesive sheets, torch-applied sheets, and cold-applied coatings. Designing a good bituminous membrane for damp-proofing requires meeting specific criteria, such as: 1. Durability: The membrane should be resilient enough to resist degradation from weather, temperature changes, ultraviolet light, and chemicals. It should last for a considerable time without cracking, shrinking, or deteriorating. 2. Flexibility: The membrane should be pliable enough to accommodate movements in the building due to thermal expansion, foundation settling, or vibrations without tearing or losing its bond. 3. Adhesion: The membrane should adhere firmly to the substrate, creating a seamless and continuous barrier against water and moisture. The adhesion must withstand the pull-out forces caused by wind uplift or vacuum. 4. Ease of application: The membrane should be easy to install and maintain, without requiring specialized skills or equipment. It should come in rolls or sheets that can quickly and precisely be cut and fitted to the building's shape and size. 5. Compatibility: The membrane should be compatible with the other building materials and not cause any corrosive or harmful reaction. It should be suitable for various substrates such as concrete, wood, steel, masonry, or insulation. In conclusion, designing a good bituminous membrane involves selecting the right materials, optimizing the manufacturing process, and testing the product's performance under various conditions. The final product should meet the above criteria and satisfy the relevant standards and codes. Author: Ryan Phillips Keywords: Bituminous products, Membranes, Damp-proofing, Durability, Flexibility, Adhesion, Ease of Application, Compatibility |
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