Yaroslavl State Technical University (Kafedra «Tehnologiya stroitel'nogo proizvodstva»., Professor)
Yaroslavl, Yaroslavl, Russian Federation
Yaroslavl, Yaroslavl, Russian Federation
The authors have developed a composite construction paint based on a binder - sodium liquid glass treated with urea. The authors found a possibility to replace traditional mineral components of the solid phase by hematite (Yaroslavl region, Russia), including iron oxides. The tests conducted showed high resistance of the construction paint to static water exposure at (20±2)°C, mechanical abrasion and sufficient adhesion to glass substrate and plastered surface. This shows the prospects of hematite usage and reduction of paint production cost.
composite building paint, sodium liquid glass, hematite, resistance to static water, covering power, adhesion
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