How To Protecting Organic Fiber - Cellulose Fiber from Alkalinity Cement ?

Cellulose Fiber Was Protected with Anti Alkalinity ( MAK-AA ).

Chemically treating cellulose fibers to impart the fibers with hydrophobicity and/or durability, and making cellulose fiber reinforced cement composite materials using the Chemical / Additive MAK-AA treated cellulose fibers which the cellulose fibers are treated or covering / protected with specialty chemicals MAK-AA that impart the fibers with higher hydrophobicity by partially or completely blocking the hydrophilic groups of the fibers.

This technology advantageously provides fiber cement building materials with the desirable characteristics of reduced water absorption of Cellulose Fiber have advantage reduced rate of water absorption which content of Alkalinity components from cement, which was lower water migration will be impacted to lower water permeability so the final products made from these materials have improved freeze-thaw resistance, reduced efflorescence, reduced dissolution and re-deposition of water-soluble matrix components in natural weathering.

Using MAK-AA almost to improve other product properties to the physical and mechanical of final product.

As results of using MAK-AA i.e the bending strength was increased 10 - 12 % with using 0.05 % of MAK-AA from total weight.
Data was taken from Flat Sheet Calsium Silica Board Product.