Acetite sheet: technical characteristics, dimensions, properties. Laying tiles on the azeitic sheet

Aceitic sheet is a modern high-strength building material, which has many advantages and advantages over analogues, among such qualities can be distinguished heat, electrical, and noise insulation. This material is not combustible, it is resistant to aggressive media, has a long service life, which reaches 40 years. All this significantly expands the scope of use.

Scope of use

ACCEID is a material that has found its widespread use in construction as spark chutes. It is used to equip the foundations of electrical installations and transformers. With its help, the shells of induction furnaces and crucibles are lined.

The material is simply indispensable when overlapping irrigation canals and collectors, through which cables go. Acetite sheet is a material that is used to arrange partition walls in apartment houses and bathrooms. With its help roofs of buildings of any purpose are covered, and if you build a fence from it, it will protect the enclosed territory from burning grass, and also exclude the transfer of the flame if it arises on the other side, and the material will not be destroyed.

Basic properties

Aceitic leaf has unique characteristics, among them:

• Non-conductivity of the electric current;
• High bending strength;
• Incombustibility;
• Resistance to low temperatures.

During operation, the material exhibits a resistance to moisture. As practice shows, it can last up to 40 years and more.

Typical dimensions

The azeitic sheet is made taking into account the length, which varies from 1500 to 3000 mm. Whereas the width can vary from 1000 to 1500 mm. On sale you can find sheets, the thickness of which can be equal to the limit of 6 to 40 mm. Depending on the size, the weight of the plate will vary from 19 to 340 kg. In the first case, an example of the thinnest material is given, whereas in the second case the most massive one.

Technical characteristics of ACEIDA

In spite of the fact that initially the ACEID was created for specific tasks, which are expressed in work under conditions of high temperatures and stresses, today it has found its distribution and is used for the manufacture of electrical panels and even the construction of interior partitions. Not an exception and the roof, as well as the walls of country houses.

As practice shows, the material is easy to use and relatively low cost. In fact, ACCEID is an abbreviation, which stands for asbestos-cement electrical insulating board. However, the most common name today is the acetic leaf.

The unique properties that this material possesses have provided him with wide popularity in the field of construction. The azeitic sheet, whose technical characteristics are unsurpassed, has a flexural strength, which can vary from 350 to 400 kg / cm ² . You may be interested in water absorption and impact strength. The first parameter is 15%, while the second parameter is 4 kg / cm ² . The most important characteristic is the electrical density, in the described example it is equal to 2 kV / mm. Professionals will understand that this quality is unique. It is important when buying to pay attention also to arc resistance at a current of 20 mA, in the case of ACSEID this parameter is 4 s.

Laying tiles on the ACEID

The azeitic sheet, the dimensions of which were mentioned above, can be used as a base for tiles. However, as practice shows, sometimes owners of apartments and houses are faced with the fact that the decoration simply departs from the wall surface. Professionals advise pre-priming the base, and then lay the tile on a slightly dried adhesive.

It is important to take into account that the coefficient of linear expansion of ACEIDA differs from the given value, which is characteristic of ceramic tiles. When there is a temperature difference, even in small limits, these materials will expand in different ways. Therefore, sometimes the tile can peel off. If there are large temperature differences, the products will become detached together with the solution or glue. However, in the first case, the solution or glue mass remains on the surface.

As an alternative solution, sometimes a moisture-resistant plasterboard sheet is laid on the surface of the ACCEIDA, the seams between the webs of which are rubbed with a moisture-resistant grout. In this case, the technology of laying the tiles will be the next. First you need to prepare the necessary tools, among them:

• Spatulas;
• level;
• drill;
• glue;
• brush;
• Tile cutting machine;
• Crosses.

You need to buy two spatulas, one of which will be flat, and the other - a ribbed surface. At the next stage, the base is prepared, and the laying scheme is selected. Do not hurry with the preparation of glue, if necessary, it is closed right before the start of laying.

The next step will be the installation of tiles, and at the final stage, the seams are erased. Laying tiles on the azeitic sheet is quite often, but in this case you may encounter peeling the products off the surface after a certain time. In order to avoid such unpleasant consequences, it is best to use gypsum cardboard on top of the ATSIDA, which is primed, and then left to dry completely. The mixture must be applied in 2 layers.

Is ACEID harmful?

Aceitic leaf, the harmfulness of which has not yet been confirmed, is used today everywhere. There is a claim that the ingredients in this material are harmful to human health. If you follow the western norms, then they have long ago abandoned such production, as it is read dangerous for human health. While domestic producers do not agree with this, they release the ACEID and consider it a promising material. But if you look into the sanitary hygienic certificates, you can see that the material is environmentally friendly and safe.