1. What are geopolymer cements?
From a terminological point of view, geopolymer cement is a binder that hardens at room temperature, like Portland cement. If a geopolymer compound requires the action of heat, it cannot be called geopolymer cement, but rather geopolymer binder . Geopolymer cement is an innovative material and a genuine alternative to conventional Portland cement for use in civil engineering, construction and offshore applications. It requires minimal processing of certain natural geological materials or industrial by-products, while considerably reducing its carbon footprint. What's more, it is highly resistant to most of the chemical aggressions that plague conventional concretes.
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Events
GEOPOLYMER CAMP, takes place every year in Saint-Quentin (Aisne), 2nd week of July. http://www.geopolymer.org/camp
Patents
Inorganic polymer, FR2464227
Synthetic inorganic polymer of the silicoaluminate family and process for its preparation EP0026687
Expanded mineral materials based on silico-aluminates of the K-Poly(Sialate) and/or (Na,K)-Poly(Sialate-siloxo) type FR2512805
Process for producing floor or wall coverings by polycondensation of geopolymers FR2528818
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Milliken Inc, USA, product GeoSpray http://www.geopolymers.milliken.com
BASF, PCI, Germany, Geofug product http://www.pci-france.fr/services/videos/systemes-carreleurs/...
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