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KR101649563B1
KR101649563B1 KR1020150146427A KR20150146427A KR101649563B1 KR 101649563 B1 KR101649563 B1 KR 101649563B1 KR 1020150146427 A KR1020150146427 A KR 1020150146427A KR 20150146427 A KR20150146427 A KR 20150146427A KR 101649563 B1 KR101649563 B1 KR 101649563B1
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Abstract

The present invention relates to a glass fiber wire mesh network and a polyurea adiabatic waterproofing and antifouling method using the same, and more particularly, A mesh net attaching step of attaching the glass fiber wire mesh net according to claim 1; A sheet constructing step of attaching at least one of a heat insulating sheet, a ventilating sheet and a waterproof sheet to an upper portion of the glass fiber wire mesh net; A pressing step of heating and pressing down the sheet applied by the heating roller when at least one of the heat insulating sheet, the ventilating sheet and the waterproof sheet is completed in the step of forming the sheet; And applying the polyurea to the upper portion of the applied sheet when the glass fiber wire mesh net is impregnated in the lower portion of the applied sheet by the pressing step.
Therefore, even if shrinkage occurs during the curing process of polyurea with excellent waterproofing, anticorrosion and insulation performance, the glass fiber wire mesh network attached to the base or primer layer strongly fixes the sheet The present invention provides a glass fiber wire mesh network capable of utilizing polyureas excellent in waterproofing, anticorrosion and insulation performance by preventing lifting of sheets, for insulation, waterproofing and anticorrosion, and polyurea insulating waterproofing and anticorrosion using the same.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention [0001] The present invention relates to a glass fiber wire mesh network and a polyurea insulation waterproofing method using the same.

The present invention relates to a glass fiber wire mesh network and a polyurea insulating waterproofing and antifouling method using the same, and more particularly, The glass fiber wire mesh network attached to the base or primer layer strongly fixes the antifogging sheet or the waterproof sheet to prevent the antifogging sheet or the waterproof sheet from being lifted, And a polyurea insulating waterproofing anticorrosion method using the same.

In general, waterproof works are necessary to prevent water leakage due to rainfall on the roof of a building or the top of a parking lot.

Various kinds of waterproofing methods are used, and waterproofing of mortar liquid, waterproofing or waterproofing of usability, asphalt waterproofing and sheet waterproofing are used.

Among these, waterproofing is a waterproofing method in which a waterproof sheet having a certain standard is made by using synthetic rubber, synthetic resin, or rubberized asphalt having excellent elasticity and the like as a main material, and such sheet- It is relatively simple and has a short construction period, which is one of the widely used waterproofing methods today.

The waterproof sheet used for waterproofing the sheet is made in the form of a roll-shaped sheet having a predetermined width and length (usually 1-1.2 m wide and 15 m long) in advance in the factory to facilitate construction and handling in the field. It will be installed on the base surface at regular intervals.

Therefore, when the sheet is waterproofed by the above-described waterproofing method, since a plurality of standardized sheets are used, a connecting portion between the sheets is inevitably generated. Such a connecting portion is the most vulnerable part in waterproof performance in sheet waterproofing. If it does not, it will leak through this area and lead to waterproof defects.

In the conventional method of constructing the connection part between the waterproof sheets, another waterproof sheet is overlaid on the waterproof sheet provided on the base surface by a predetermined width or more. At this time, the above overlap joint In order to achieve watertightness, various joining methods are applied depending on the material of the waterproof sheet.

That is, in the case of the rubberized asphalt waterproof sheet, the overlapped portion is heated and melted by using a heat mechanism such as a tundish and heat-sealed. In the case of a synthetic resin or synthetic rubber waterproof sheet, (PVC sheet, TPO sheet, ECV sheet, HDPE sheet, etc.) using a solvent (EPDM sheet, PVC sheet, TPO sheet, etc.) or by using a hot air blower Etc)

However, when the lap joint structure according to the conventional method is applied, there is a risk of fire and danger due to the use of firearm, heat or solvent, and the lap joint of the seat waterproofing material is a two or three sheets And a dead space is formed inside the overlapping joint portion to secure the watertightness.

In addition, there is a disadvantage in that there is no method for confirming whether the joint portion is reliably applied, and when the sheet waterproofing material is adhered, the sheet waterproofing material melted by the heat or the solvent hardens, And there is a problem that the quality is influenced by the skill of the operator.

Especially, when the ground surface is moved due to the climate and seasonal changes, the concrete structure may behave in either direction, but it may behave differently in both directions. At this time, The waterproof layer formed on the upper surface of the substrate is difficult to conform to the dynamic force of the surface of the substrate. Therefore, the joint portion where the waterproof sheet and the waterproof sheet are bonded is destroyed first, Problems.

On the other hand, it is waterproof, polyurea which is excellent in tensile, tear, impact resistance, abrasion resistance, adhesive force, chemical resistance, acid resistance, heat resistance and cold resistance and can be applied even in cold weather, When used for construction, the polyurea is very fast, so even if waterproofing is applied directly to the concrete base, there is no problem with the base surface when the polyurea shrinks during the curing process.

However, when the polyurea 6 is applied after the waterproof / anticorrosive / heat insulating sheet 4 is applied to the base 2 as shown in FIGS. 1A and 1B, the polyurea 6 The lower waterproofing / antifogging / heat insulating sheet 4 is forced to be pulled in the direction in which the polyurea 6 contracts as shown in FIG. 1B, And the polyurea 6 is very difficult to adopt in the composite waterproofing method in which waterproofing is performed together with the sheet 4 due to problems such as swelling caused by floating phenomenon between the heat insulating sheet 4 and the heat insulating sheet 4.

The present invention has been made in order to solve the above-described problems, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a waterproofing layer comprising a concrete base surface, a waterproofing / antifogging sheet or a heat insulating sheet, The seat and the base surface are kept in a firmly fixed state under the seat so that lifting of the seat can be prevented even in a shrinking action of the seat and the polyurea so that the combined waterproofing using the seat and the polyurea can be easily carried out, The waterproofing layer can be adapted to the behavior thereof, and in particular, the adjacent waterproofing sheets can be integrated with each other in a rigid structure, thereby enhancing the joint structure of the waterproofing sheet joints.

At least one of the warp yarns 102 and the warp yarns 104 may be formed of one or more glass fiber yarns and one or more stain yarns 106 or a mixture yarn 108 made by mixing at least one wire and at least one strand of glass fiber yarn prepared by twisting a plurality of strands of stencil 106 in a twisted line , And a glass fiber wire mesh network (110) characterized in that an acrylic coating agent is applied to the warp yarns (102) and weft yarns (104) that are plain weave.

The acrylic coating agent is composed of 35 to 40% by weight of self-crosslinking acrylic, 45 to 50% by weight of acrylic resin, and 10 to 20% by weight of acrylic wax.

On the other hand, the above-mentioned object can be attained by a glass fiber wire mesh network according to the first aspect, wholly or in part, on the upper surface of a primer layer (not shown) formed by applying a primer for adhesion enhancement after removing foreign substances on a concrete ground surface (110); A sheet constructing step of attaching at least one of the heat insulating sheet 124, the antifogging sheet 124, and the waterproof sheet 124 to the upper portion of the glass fiber wire mesh net 110; After the installation of at least one of the heat insulating sheet 124, the antifogging sheet 124 and the waterproof sheet 124 is completed in the sheet forming step, the sheet 124, which has been applied with a heating roller (not shown) A pressing step of pressing; Applying a polyurea 126 to the top of the applied sheet 124 when the glass fiber wire mesh net 110 is impregnated under the applied sheet 124 by the pressing step, The present invention is also achieved by a polyurea adiabatic waterproofing method using a glass fiber wire mesh network.

Here, it is preferable that an adhesive layer (not shown) is formed on at least one of the upper and lower surfaces of the glass fiber wire mesh net 110.

In the step of attaching the mesh net, the fiberglass wire mesh net 110 is uniformly attached to the upper surface of the base surface 122, or attached at a predetermined distance in the lateral direction or the longitudinal direction The warp yarns 104 and the mixed yarns 108 of the fiberglass wire mesh net 110 to fix the mesh net 110 attached to the ground surface 122. [ And a plurality of fixing clips (not shown) are fixedly installed on the base surface 122.

The fiberglass wire mesh net according to the present invention is composed of a mixture of stiffening yarns mixed with one of a plurality of warp yarns and weft yarns and has a tensile strength reinforced structure. The fiberglass wire mesh net is attached and fixed uniformly or entirely on the concrete base, So that the glass fiber wire mesh net strongly fixes and holds the sheets even though the polyurea applied to the upper part of the sheet is cured and shrunk as a whole, So that stable construction can be achieved.

Therefore, when the grounding force acts on the waterproof sheet, the glass fiber wire mesh net is influenced by the moving force in a state where the fiberglass wire mesh net is integrated with the concrete structure. Therefore, It is possible to prevent cracking due to the influence of the mesh network and to prevent the cracking due to the fluidity and elasticity and to prevent the adjacent sheet from being influenced in different directions with respect to the load force of the ground surface, It is possible to prevent breakage of the waterproof layer of the joint portion.

In addition, it has an effect of keeping the adiabatic waterproofing obturator for a long time, which can achieve the desired object by the heat insulating performance of the guaranteed sheet and the direction / waterproofing / insulating performance of the polyurea.

1A and 1B are diagrams illustrating a phenomenon in which a waterproof sheet is lifted by contraction of a polyurea generated in a conventional waterproofing method using polyurea.
2 is a view of a fiberglass wire mesh network according to the present invention.
3 is a view showing a step of attaching a fiberglass wire mesh network according to the present invention.
4 is a view showing a lattice type attachment structure of a glass fiber wire mesh network according to the present invention.
5 is a view showing a state in which a waterproof sheet is installed on a glass fiber wire mesh net according to the present invention.
FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view showing a structure of an insulating waterproofing net by a polyurea insulating waterproofing netting method using a glass fiber wire mesh net according to the present invention. FIG.

Hereinafter, the structure of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 to 6 attached hereto.

The glass fiber wire mesh net 110 according to the present invention maximizes the tensile strength of the glass fiber mesh net 110 and is composed of warp 102 and weft yarn 104 made of ordinary glass fibers The warp yarns 102 and the weft yarns 104 are made of glass fiber as shown in FIG. 2. The warp yarns 102 are made of glass fibers, To be deliberate.

The mixed yarn 108 has at least one strand of wires formed by twisting a plurality of stencil yarns 106 in a twisted manner, and at least one strand of glass fiber yarn is further mixed therewith, 108).

Here, when the glass fiber is composed of a mixture yarn 108 by mixing a plurality of glass fibers and a stencil 106 or a wire (not shown), the glass fiber can be classified as follows.

1) at least one of the warp 102 and the warp 104, 2) all of the warp 102, 3) at least one warp 102, and 4) The warp yarns 102 and the warp yarns 104 are formed by mixing the glass fiber yarn and the stencil yarn 106 to form the mixed yarn 108, The mixed yarn 108 is formed by mixing at least one strand of glass fiber yarn and at least one strand 106 of stencil yarn.

The warp 102 and the weft 104 are formed by applying an acrylic coating agent to the glass fiber mesh net 110 (warp 102 and weft yarn 104) The surface of the warp yarn 102, the weft yarn 104, and the mixed yarn 108 is filled with fine irregularities so that the surface of the warp yarn 102 is smoothed.

All the mixed yarns 108 are formed by mixing at least one strand of glass fiber yarn and at least one strand 106 of stencil yarn.

Meanwhile, the acrylic coating agent is composed of 35-40 wt% of self-crosslinking acryl, 45-50 wt% of acrylic resin, and 10-20 wt% of acrylic wax.

The selfcrosslinking acrylic is mixed with an acrylic resin or an acrylic emulsion wax to cause a self-crosslinking reaction without using a separate polymerization process, so that it can be used as a single polymer.

When the self-crosslinking acrylic is added in an amount of less than 35% by weight based on 100% by weight of the acrylic coating agent, the self-crosslinking reaction effect is insignificant and the binding force is lowered.

The acrylic resin contains 45 to 50% by weight of 100% by weight of the acrylic coating agent. When the amount of the acrylic resin is less than 45% by weight, the fine irregularities are not sufficiently filled, And if it exceeds 50% by weight, the viscosity increases and silking phenomenon occurs.

When the acrylic wax is added in an amount of less than 10% by weight, the surface hardness of the acrylic wax is lowered and it is difficult to secure a smooth surface. When the acrylic wax is added in an amount exceeding 20% by weight, It is easy to obtain a smooth surface by enhancing the surface coating force, but it is difficult to expect a larger effect due to the excess addition, and the cost increases only.

As a result, the acrylic coating agent makes a structure for binding and fixing glass fiber yarns or glass fiber yarns composed of a plurality of strands (all or filaments) and stencil yarns 106, as well as filling fine irregularities and smoothening the surface .

The acrylic coating agent is preferably applied in an amount of 90 to 200 g / m 2 , followed by drying at 80 to 100 ° C.

2 shows a structure in which a stencil 106 is wound around an outer diameter of a glass fiber yarn. However, this is shown for separating the mixed yarn 108 from a glass fiber yarn, Since glass fiber yarns and stencil yarns 106 are arranged in a line and mixed, the naked eye can be distinguished from the outward appearance, but most of the naked eyes are not easily identified.

The glass fiber mesh net 110 for reinforcing a structure according to the present invention manufactured as described above can be widely used as a reinforcing material for civil engineering work, waterproofing works, and structures by maximizing the tensile strength while maintaining the flexible flexibility have.

The present invention adopts the above-described glass fiber wire mesh net 110 to improve the tensile strength of the polyurea 126 so that the polyurea 126 having a high shrinkage ratio during curing can be waterproofed, Since the glass fiber wire mesh net 110 plays a role of strongly fixing the waterproofing, antifogging and heat insulating sheet 124, it is possible to prevent lifting of the sheet 124, (126) can be utilized for waterproofing in the vicinity of the heat insulating room.

That is, if a primer layer (not shown) is formed by applying a primer for adhesion enhancement after removing the foreign substances on the concrete base surface 122, the above glass fiber wire mesh net 110 is attached to the upper surface thereof in whole or in part And the adhesive layer is preferably formed on at least one of the upper and lower surfaces of the glass fiber wire mesh net 110. In this case,

The glass fiber wire mesh net 110 may be attached as a whole as shown in FIG. 3, or may be attached in a lattice shape as shown in FIG. 4, which may be variously changed according to the designer's intention according to the working environment. The present invention is not limited thereto.

The warp 102, the weft yarn 104, and the mixed yarn 108 of the glass fiber wire mesh net 110 are fixed in order to fix the mesh net 110 attached to the ground surface 122, And a plurality of fixing clips (not shown) are fixedly installed on the base surface 122.

Here, the fixing clip may be a conventionally known structure such as an anchor bolt, a nail, etc., so that the present invention is not limited to smoke but can be variously changed.

When the glass fiber wire mesh net 110 is attached to the base surface 122 as described above, the glass fiber wire mesh net 110 is provided with a heat insulating sheet 124, The anticorrosive sheet 124, and the waterproof sheet 124 are attached to the sheet.

At this time, when at least one of the heat insulating sheet 124, the antifogging sheet 124, and the waterproof sheet 124 is attached and completed in the sheet construction step, a heating roller having a weight of about 40 kg and generating heat at about 300 캜 The glass fiber wire mesh net 110 is heated by the heat insulating sheet 124, the antifogging sheet 124, the waterproof sheet 124, and the waterproofing sheet 124 by performing the pressing step of pressing down the sheet 124, As shown in FIG. 6, on the lower surface of at least one of the first and second substrates.

Since the heat insulating sheet 124, the barrier sheet 124, or the waterproof sheet 124 is a preformed product that is commonly used, the present invention is not limited to the kind of the sheets 124.

The weight and heating temperature of the heating roller may vary according to the season, the weather, and the thickness of the waterproof sheet 124. Therefore, the present invention is not limited thereto and can be variously changed.

The downward pressing of the applied sheet 124, as described above, may be accomplished by applying a flat grating-type glass fiber wire mesh net 110 attached on the top surface 122 to the bottom surface of the sheet 124, The weight of the heating roller and the heat generation temperature are not limited to the present invention, since the glass fiber wire mesh net 110 and the applied sheet 124 are integrated.

That is, by the pressing step, the glass fiber wire mesh net 110 is impregnated to the lower surface of the applied sheet 124, so that all the glass fiber wire mesh net 110 attached to the base surface 122 The jointed portion can be reinforced with a rigid coupling structure because all the sheets 124 are integrated with each other.

As shown in FIG. 3, since the glass fiber wire mesh net 110 according to the present invention has a grid-like structure having a predetermined thickness, impregnation into the sheet 124 is facilitated in the pressing step, The present invention is not limited to the structure of the fiberglass wire mesh network 110 because the fiberglass mesh 110 is composed of the mixed fiber 108 mixed with the stencil 106 so as to maintain the physically stable structure of the mesh network 110 And can be variously adopted and changed.

The glass fiber wire mesh network 110 impregnated with the glass fiber mesh wire mesh 110 as shown in FIG. 6 and formed in a planar lattice shape in the lateral direction and the longitudinal direction is sandwiched between the ground surface 122 are integrally or evenly adhered to the base surface 122 so as to be integrated with the base surface 122 and then impregnated into the formed sheet 124 to be integrated between the sheets 124. As a result, (110), and the sheet (124) all integrated into one.

Meanwhile, the glass fiber wire mesh net 110 serves to connect adjacent sheets 124, but a fixing clip (not shown) is connected to the fiberglass wire mesh network 110 to form a more rigid structural coupling relation. The ground surface 122 and the glass fiber wire mesh net 110 and the installed sheet 124 can be structured to have a more stable one connection structure by providing the ground surface 122 and the ground surface 122 on the ground surface 110 and the ground surface 122,

The fixing clip may be a fixing clip having a structure in which a thin plate-like plate material is bolted to the ground surface 122 in a state of covering the upper surface of the glass fiber wire mesh net 110, The present invention is not limited to the structure of the fixing clip, but may be modified and adopted in various shapes and structures. .

When the glass fiber wire mesh net 110 is impregnated into the lower part of the applied sheet 124 by the pressing step, a polyurea application step of applying the polyurea 126 to the upper part of the applied sheet 124 is performed , The polyurea adiabatic waterproofing and freezing method using the glass fiber wire mesh net is completed.

As described above, when the polyurea 126 is cured after the waterproofing is completed, the polyurea 126 is shrunk and cured. At this time, the glass fiber wire mesh net 110 By firmly holding the applied sheet 124, it is possible to prevent the sheet 124, which has been applied by the shrinkage phenomenon, from being lifted when the polyurea 126 is cured.

As described above, the lifting phenomenon does not occur in the formed sheet 124 even when the polyurea 126 is cured due to the shrinkage of the polyurea 126 because the glass fiber wire mesh net 110 is made of glass fiber, Since the tensile strength is increased, the glass fiber-reinforced wire mesh network 110 can be maintained in a fixed state against the contractile force of the polyurea 126. [

102: Slope 104: Weft
106: stencil 108: mixed yarn
110: glass fiber wire mesh network
122: base surface 124: sheet (insulating / anticorrosive / waterproof sheet)
126: polyurea

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delete delete A step of attaching a glass mesh wire mesh net 110 is attached to the upper surface of the primer layer formed by applying the primer for adhesion enhancement after removing the foreign substances on the concrete base surface 122,
The fiberglass wire mesh network 110 includes a fiber-
At least one of the warp yarns 102 and the weft yarns 104 is formed by mixing at least one strand of glass fiber yarn and at least one stencil yarn 106 And a mixed yarn 108 made of a mixture of at least one wire and at least one strand of glass fiber yarn prepared by twisting a plurality of stencil yarns 106 in a twisted manner while rubbing a plurality of stencil yarns 106, The warp yarns 102 and the weft yarns 104 are all coated with an acrylic coating agent,
A sheet constructing step of attaching at least one of the heat insulating sheet 124, the antifogging sheet 124, and the waterproof sheet 124 to the upper portion of the glass fiber wire mesh net 110;
When the installation of at least one of the heat insulating sheet 124, the antifogging sheet 124 and the waterproof sheet 124 is completed in the sheet forming step, the pressing step of pressing down the sheet 124 heated by the heating roller while heating ;
Applying a polyurea 126 to the top of the applied sheet 124 when the glass fiber wire mesh net 110 is impregnated under the applied sheet 124 by the pressing step, A polyurea insulation waterproofing method using glass fiber wire mesh network. delete delete delete
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