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Evaluation the effectiveness of a non-chopped basalt fiber and water-based of isocyanate-polyester polyol prepolymer on the properties of cement fiberboard

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AbstractCement board reinforced with basalt fibers were prepared by using polymer compounds, 5% of water-based of isocyanate-polyester polyol prepolymer blend was used as a fixed percentage, and the rates of basalt fiber used were 5%, 7.5%, 10%, 12.5%, and for each of them used water/cement ratios (W/C) as 1.4, 1, 0.75, 0.4, and 0.5 respectively. The sample cured for 28 days, and the mechanical and physical properties of cement fiberboard were greatly improved due to additional fibers in cement compounds, the tests procedures of properties were carried out according to ASTM standard c-1185. It results reveals that 12.5% is the best percentage, in bending resistance, water absorption percentage, and the moisture content have improved, but it showed less thermal conductivity compared to other ratios, furthermore the compressive strength was improved. It is essential to indicate when increasing the polymer ratio, leads to a certain decrease in mechanical properties but improves the wetting surface of the basalt fibers and adhesion to cement. Therefore, a 5% polymers ratio chooses and the basalt fiber mix proportions changed to enhance the mechanical and physical properties of fiber board

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