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The document discusses various materials used for waterproofing, including bitumen, asphalt, polyurethane sheets, and marine board. Bitumen is produced from petroleum distillation residue and has plastic and viscous qualities, aging over time. Asphalt is a synthetic mix of sand and bitumen that has increased durability over bitumen alone. Polyurethane sheets were founded by Dr. Otto Bayer and are insulating, weather resistant, durable, non-degradable, and flexible. Marine board is a consciously carved material for use in marine environments where plywood cannot stand, and is insulating, durable, and flexible. The document lists areas that require waterproofing such as roofs, walls
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http://youtu.be/4-VaiNHewF8 : Natural Touch Mix7 Transparent Non-Flammable Paint Test on Al Plate 30 Min.
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http://youtu.be/zLe3R56KK68 : Rusted Metal Plate Coating without removal of rust
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- 1. Waterproofing Waterproofing describe as making an object/ building/ space water tight or water resistant.
- 2. Bitumen • Produced from petroleum distillation residue(From Crude oil). • Hydro-Carbon.70-80 % carbon 10-20% hydrogen 5% of oxygen, Sulfur and Nitrogen etc. • Black and brown in colour. • Plastic qualities (expand in heat but never went to original state) • Viscous (Thick and elastic) • Ages- It ages with time so the properties are (In contact with atmosphere it oxidized.) and make it brittle, rough and hard. • Good adhesive in favorable conditions. • UV rays fasten the process of decay and convert some form to gas.
- 3. Bitumen
- 4. Asphalt • Synthetic mix of sand and bitumen. • Produced for industrial use. • Sheets of asphalt produced for waterproofing and other industrial purpose. • Increase durability than bitumen. • Ignite when expose to spark or open flame at high temperature. • Water repellent.
- 5. Asphalt
- 6. Polyurethane sheets • Diisocyanates mix with many chemicals to produced Polyurethane Compouned. • Founded by Dr. Proff. Otto Bayer • Insulating material • Weather resistance • Durable • Non degradable • Flexible • Light weight
- 7. Marine Board • Consciously carved material for using in marine decks other places where normal Ply board can’t stand. • Insulating material • Durable • Flexible
- 8. Waterproofing required • Roof • Wall and Openings • Floors • Washrooms/ Toilet • Kitchen • Terrace Gardens • Basements • Swimming pools • Expansion joint