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EN11.06.05 2023 MRS Spring Meeting

Bioinspired Building Envelop with Lightweight, Unltra Thermal Conductivity, High Energy Dissipation and Fire Resistance

When and Where

Apr 12, 2023
10:45am - 11:00am

Moscone West, Level 2, Room 2005

Presenter

Co-Author(s)

Fengyin Du1,2,Tian Li2,Changwen Miao1

Southeast University1,Purdue University2

Abstract

Fengyin Du1,2,Tian Li2,Changwen Miao1

Southeast University1,Purdue University2
Multiple hazards including impact load, heat damage and fire shock arising from extreme weathers usually bring life-threatening problems to residents. To prevent these threatens, expecially those caused by mechanical-thermal-fire coupled damage, urgently needs the construction of versatile preotective building materials. Herein, we develop an effectvie approach to engineer a bioinspired cement wood with a hierarchical structure through self-assembling cement in polymeric solution. This emerging cement wood demonstrates a unique combination of light weight, high stiffness, superior thermal insulation, remarkable energy dissipation and good fire resistance. When appied as building envelop, the prepared cement-based material can dissipate impact energy and block heat diffusion to block the spread of fire, therefore significantly reducing the risk of property damage or bodily injuries.

Keywords

cellular (material form) | cement & concrete | inorganic

Symposium Organizers

Sungyeon Heo, Seoul University of Science and Technology
Po-Chun Hsu, The University of Chicago
Sumanjeet Kaur, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Yi Long, Nanyang Technological University

Symposium Support

Bronze
EcoMat

Publishing Alliance

MRS publishes with Springer Nature