Rare Earth Inorganic Thermal Insulation Mortar

Rare Earth Inorganic Thermal Insulation Mortar

Rare Earth Inorganic Thermal Insulation Mortar is a new type of insulation material, primarily composed of rare earth elements and inorganic materials. It leverages the unique physical and chemical properties of rare earth elements, combined with the excellent performance of inorganic materials, to provide outstanding thermal insulation effects and good durability.

Composition and Characteristics of Rare Earth Inorganic Thermal Insulation Mortar

The main components of Rare Earth Inorganic Thermal Insulation Mortar include rare earth elements, inorganic lightweight insulation particles (such as expanded perlite), as well as cementitious materials, anti-cracking additives, etc. These components endow the mortar with the following characteristics:

Thermal Insulation: Effectively prevents heat transfer, maintaining stable indoor temperatures.

Fire and Frost Resistance: Exhibits excellent fire resistance, remaining stable in high-temperature environments and preventing the spread of fires.

Aging Resistance: High material stability, long service life, and resistance to aging.

Environmental Friendliness: Does not produce harmful substances during use, meeting environmental requirements.

Application Scenarios of Rare Earth Inorganic Thermal Insulation Mortar

Rare Earth Inorganic Thermal Insulation Mortar is widely used for interior and exterior wall plastering in various buildings, particularly suitable for the following scenarios:

High-Density Residential Buildings: Provides excellent thermal insulation, improving living comfort.

Public Buildings and Large Public Spaces: Meets high-standard fire safety requirements.

Flammable and Explosive Environments: Ensures safety and prevents fires.

Construction Methods and Precautions

During construction, the following points should be noted:

Base Treatment: Clean the wall surface to ensure the base is clean and level.

Interface Agent Application: Enhances the bond between the base and the insulation mortar.

Mortar Mixing: Use mechanical mixing to ensure uniformity.

Plastering and Finishing: Apply according to the designed thickness to ensure construction quality.

Curing: Perform water sprinkling curing after construction to ensure the mortar hardens properly.