Noncombustible Composites Based on Inorganic Polyoxides. Reinforcement with Fabrics

Methods are determined for the production of noncombustible reinforced materials of general purpose based on the use of oligomeric inorganic polyoxides and reinforcing fillers, as well as the molding of products under mild conditions. By the example of a chemically modified potassium salt of polysilicic acid (“liquid glass”) and technical fabrics of various nature, the possibility of obtaining thin-walled noncombustible composite materials is considered. A technology for molding the composites is developed, and their mechanical and thermal properties, including resistance to atmospheric moisture and combustibility, are studied.