Самиғов н. А. Бино

CHAPTER- 7	PAINT AND VARNISH MATERIALS AT RESTORATION OF BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTIONS
202

7.1.	General data	202
7.2.	Use of paints in architectural monuments	203
7.3.	Classification and the basic properties of structures of paints	207
7.4.	Components of structures of the paints	209
7.4.1.	Knitting substances	209
7.4.2.	Pigments and fillers	211
7.5.	Kinds of structures of paints	214
	Control questions	218
	Additional literature	219
CHAPTER- 8	POLYMERIC MATERIALS AT RESTORATION OF BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTIONS	220
8.1.	General data	220
8.2.	Composition and properties of plastic	221
8.2.1	Composition of plastic	221
8.2.2.	Basic properties of plastic	222
8.3.	Polymeric knitting substances	224
8.3.1.	Classification and a structure of polymers	224
8.3.2.	Polymerization polymers	226
8.3.3.	Polycondisation polymers	228
8.4.4.	Kinds of polymeric products	231
8.4.1.	Constructional and bearing materials	231
8.4.2.	Covering polymeric materials	235
8.4.3.	Polymeric materials for floors	237
8.4.5.	Polymeric glues and mastics	242
8.4.6.	Tight polymeric materials	243
8.4.7.	Updating of building materials by polymers	245
8.4.8.	Use of polymers and compositions on their basis at restoration of historical monuments	248
	Control questions	252
	Additional literature	252
CHAPTER- 9	BITUMEN AND DEGUTTING KNITTING AND MATERIALS ON THEIR BASIS AT RESTORATION OF BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTIONS	253
9.1.	General data	253
9.2.	Bitumen knitting substances	254
9.2.1.	Composition and a structure of bitumens	254
9.2.2.	Properties of bitumens	255
9.3.	Degutting knitting substances	258
9.4.	Asphalt solutions and concrete	259
9.5.	Roofing and waterproofing materials	262
9.5.1.	Rolled waterproofing materials	262
9.5.2.	Waterproofing mastics	265
9.5.3.	Emulsion and pastes	267
9.6.	Use of materials on the basis of bitumen and degutting historical monuments knitting at restoration	268
	Control questions	269
	Additional literature	269

CHAPTER-_11__GLASS._GLASS_PRODUCTS_AND_SITALL'>CHAPTER- 10	CONCRETES	270
10.1.	General data	270
10.2.	Materials for preparation of concrete	272
10.3.	Property of concrete solutions	275
10.4.	Basic properties of concrete	281
10.4.1.	Durability of concrete	281
10.4.2.	Mark and a class of concrete	284
10.4.3.	Deformation properties of concrete	287
10.4.4.	Expansion and shrinkage concrete	288
10.4.5.	Hydro physical properties of concrete	290
10.4.6.	Thermal properties of concrete	291
10.5.	Selection of composition of concrete	292
10.6.1.	Preparation of a concrete solution	295
10.6.2.	Transportation of a concrete solution	297
10.6.3.	Molding and condensation of a concrete solution	297
10.6.4.	Hardening concrete and methods of its acceleration	299
10.6.5.	Use of heavy concrete	302
10.7.	Easy concrete	303
10.7.1.	Concrete on the basis of porous fillers	303
10.7.2.	Properties of easy concrete	304
10.8.	Ferro-concrete designs	307
10.8.1.	Modular ferro-concrete designs	308
10.8.2.	Designs for public buildings	308
10.8.3.	Manufacture of modular ferro-concrete designs	309
10.8.4.	Quality assurance of ferro-concrete designs	311
10.8.5.	Monolithic ferro-concrete designs	312
10.9.	Use of concrete and ferro-concrete at restoration of architectural monuments	314
	Control questions	316
	Additional literature	317
CHAPTER- 11	GLASS. GLASS PRODUCTS AND SITALL	318
11.1.	General data	318
11.2.	Manufacture of glass	320
11.3.	Structure and the basic properties of glass	321
11.4.	Kinds of glasses	322
11.5.	Facing glass	324
11.6.	Glass products and designs	325
11.7.	Products from slag and solutions of a block	327
11.8.	Sitalls and products on their basis	329
	Control questions	330
	Additional literature	330
CHAPTER- 12	HEAT-INSULATING AND ACOUSTIC MATERIALS	331
12.1.	General data	331
12.2.	The Basic properties heat-insulating materials	333

12.2.1.	Thermal properties	333
12.2.2.	Physic mechanical properties	334
12.3.	Inorganic heat-insulating materials	335
12.3.1.	Products on the basis of mineral cotton wool	336
12.3.2.	Product on the basis of glass wool	338
12.3.3.	Product on the basis of asbestos	339
12.3.4.	Heat-insulating concrete	341
12.4.	Organic heat-insulating materials	342
12.4.1.	Materials on the basis of natural organic raw material	342
12.4.2.	Materials on the basis of polymers	343
12.4.3.	Use heat-insulating products	346
12.5.	Acoustic materials	348
12.5.1.	Sound-proof materials	350
12.5.2.	Sound-proof materials	353
	Control questions	357
	Additional literature	357
	Appendices	358
	Used literature	390