Research Status and Development Trend of Sintered Solid Waste-based Wall Insulation Materials

Abstract

Abstract Improving the thermal performance of the building envelope and reducing the energy consumption of heat transfer are particularly important for building energy conservation. Wall insulation materials can be divided into sintered and non-sintered two types. Sintered wall insulation materials have unique advantages in the development of self-insulating wall because of their high strength, good insulation ability and wide range of raw materials. In this paper, the research status of shale, fly ash, coal gangue and phosphogypsum as raw materials to develop wall insulation materials are introduced, feasible research direction in view of the significantly reduced thermal performance and durability of sintered self-insulating wall materials in high humidity environment and high sintering temperature are put forward. The research on the formation and control mechanism of high closed porosity structure and the action mechanism of multiple fluxes can provide theoretical support for the design and optimization of self-insulation wall materials with light, high strength, low sintering temperature and meeting the requirements of building energy conservation.