Roof Insulation Using Shredded Used Tires and Inexpensive Polymer
Abstract
Thermal insulation is the ability of the material to prevent or reduce the heat transfer through the insulating material or between thermally contacted objectives. The increasing of the greenhouse effect leads to a continuous rising of the temperature especially in the summer, thus, there is a continuous research that aims to find more effective and environmental friendly insulation materials. Nowadays, a great number of proportions from polyurethane foam are produced every year in order to be used as an insulating material. Polyurethane foam shows an effective heat insulation results, but the price of the polyurethane is getting more expensive. This Book aims to prepare, design and develop effective heat insulation composite based on shredded used automobile tires. Hence, using cheap materials such as shredded used tires, which considered as undesirable waste material, results in both producing a cheap national heat insulating roof tile with good mechanical, waterproofing and thermal insulating characteristics along with solving a serious environmental problem that occurs to get rid of the shredded waste automobile tires.
Recommended Citation
F. Zakaria et al., "Roof Insulation Using Shredded Used Tires and Inexpensive Polymer," Roof Insulation Using Shredded Used Tires and Inexpensive Polymer, LAMBERT Academic Publishing, Nov 2018.
Department(s)
Chemical and Biochemical Engineering
International Standard Book Number (ISBN)
978-613-9-96410-9
Document Type
Book
Document Version
Final Version
File Type
text
Language(s)
English
Rights
© 2023 Lambert Academic PUblishing, All rights reserved.
Publication Date
2018-11-28
