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HUIERJIE AR Fiberglass Mat is an engineered AR-stem designed for use in the reinforcement of very thin layer (5-25 mm). It may b

HUIERJIE AR Fiberglass Mat has a high elastic modulus and tensile strength, making them ideal as an effective reinforcement for cement matrices. They will not rot or corrode, and are unaffected by UV radiation, making them suitable for use with minimal cover.

HUIERJIE AR Fiberglass Matis available in a range of nominal weight: Standard is 120 G/M2. It is produced by chopping Huierjie AR-rovings into 20-50mm strands and forming into a mat with a suitable binder. The mat has an open construction to permit penetration by cement mortar. The engineered binder, which dissolves with water further, assists incorporation into a cement matrix.

HUIERJIE AR Fiberglass Matmay be used as a positioned reinforcement flooring systems.

Q:If you stood in a pool of wet cement up to your shoulders, would you be crushed as the cement dried or would it be molded around you?
well neither actually, but it would be unpleasant and you'd probably still die, being buried to your shoulders in wet sand would have the same effect... each time you exhaled and your chest depressed the cement would take up the space, as it slowly dried the space you were in would become smaller and smaller and by the time it dried the space you were in would be so tight you wouldn't have room for your chest to expand when inhaling and you would suffocate. I guess you could survive if you kept your hands in front of you to keep room open for your chest expansions.
Q:the types cement made all over world.the good cement use for building construction,cement quantities to abtain all differant kind of building works.any good web site address.
types of cement varry from a place to the other , they are basically 12 . The most common is the Ordinary Portland Cement
Q:I inhaled Elmer's rubber cement for around 1-2 minutes. I feel so stupid and regret it so much. I didn't know what would happen, and just wanted to try it. So now I've been searching if you can die, and all the effects. I was just wondering what will happen . Should I call 911?
Why on earth would you want to inhale Elmer's rubber cement, that's something beyond dangerous and not at all healthy you can get really sick or worst died from that, either way what's done is done but to be on the safe side you should go to the doctor and get yourself check out to make sure that the chemical in Elmer's rubber cement didn't affect you in anyway. I would hope everything is good with you inside, take care
Q:I have a patio that is half cement and half open space. I want to put cement blocks/slabs in the open space. I've had mulch and rock; however, I am tired of that look. I was told I could not cement the open space because it will crack in the future so I am wondering if I can put sand under cement slabs/blocks in the open space. Someone suggested I put white rock, but I want a flat surface so that my niece and play back there. Any suggestions, please?
You are going have to put some form of bedding like crushed stone under the sand first sand itself won't do the job as for cement that won't do either using concrete is the preferred method again laying on a bedding of crushed stone you don't specify the area you want to cover over so all I can say is you will need to excavate the area firstly to a depth of 6 inches minimum that will allow for 2 inches of crushed stone a weed blocker/plastic sheeting 2 inches of sand and cement dry mix and using a slab 2 inches deep to rest on there.Also a slight slope will need to be made to allow surface water run away from house and not be allowed flow back towards your patio.If you decide to use concrete again cut out 6 inches of ground and 3 inches of crushed stone weed blocker and a concrete slab when pouring concrete try to keep it semi dry,too much water is not good as when concrete drys it shrinks and can cause cracking later,I don't think you would have to re-inforce it as you won't be using the car on there ok.
Q:We need to concrete our forge floor, we need to mix it ourselves as we are in the middle of nowhere so ready mix can't be delivered. Can anyone tell us how many bags of cement and how much of aggregate for a cubic meter?
for a 4000 lb. mix you will need 6 bags of cement (564 lbs.) 1,452 lbs. of sand and 1656 lb. of gravel...this is from the batch plant for 1 cu. yd. ...when i mix by hand , i mix by volume...1 bag of cement is 1 cu. ft...so for every 1 bag of cement i would add 3 cu. ft. of gravel and 2 cu. ft. of concrete sand...by the way i have yet to see a place the trucks cant deliver it...
Q:How much would it cost to fill a circle, with a diameter of 20 feet, with Cement if the depth into the ground was a foot?
I presume you want concrete, and not cement... I use a cheat method of figuring this, others may object. But a round object can be figured very close to accurate by figuring it like it's a square, and then subtract 1/5 from the result. For example, your 20' circle, figure 20' x 20' = 400 - 80 = 320' of concrete approx. There's 27 feet in a yard, so 320 divided by 27 = 11.85 yards. We'll round this up to 12 yards, and estimate the concrete delivered at $110 a yard, for an estimated total concrete cost of 12 x $110 = $1320. That's my guess.
Q:how much gravel and sand could be mixed for 1 bag of cement?
a bag of cement contains one cubic foot of cement...you will need 3 cu. ft. of gravel and 2 cu. ft. of sand per batch...
Q:How do you make cement?
Please be clear. Do you mean how do you make concrete? or how do you make cement? If you mean how do you make concrete, get 1 part cement, 2 parts sand and 4 parts gravel, mix with water until it's a stiff workable consistancy. Wait 24 hours for concrete to become reasonably cured to continue construction.
Q:How is cement made out of?
Limestone,clay,and sand mixed together.
Q:Explain why. Don't just give a yes or no answer. Full details
I do not. Because I do not.

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