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Analysis and characterization of building materials

Authors: Pierre WITIER, Gérard PLATRET, Hieu-Thao HUYNH, Fabienne FARCAS, Véronique BOUTEILLER, Daniel ANDRÉ, Yves MOUTON, Jean-Marie ANTOINE

Publication date: June 10, 1999 | Lire en français

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    3. Organic materials

    3.1 Organic polymers used in construction

    The main uses of organic polymers in civil engineering and construction are shown in table 5 .

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    3.1.1 Classification of organic polymers

    A plastic material can be defined as the assembly of a basic synthetic organic polymer and various additives (adjuvants and fillers) designed to modify the polymer's characteristics (flexibility, resistance to thermal and photochemical oxidation, impact resistance,...

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