Product Introduction
This rapid emergency repair cement blanket is a special material for emergency repair projects. It has ultra-fast hardening performance (hardens within 1-2 hours after wetting) and high early strength. It can be quickly laid and put into use, effectively shortening the emergency repair time. The product is lightweight and easy to carry, making it suitable for emergency rescue in remote areas or harsh environments.
Product Features
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Ultra-fast hardening: Hardens in 1-2 hours, achieves 50% of the design strength in 4 hours, and can be put into use in a short time.
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Easy to carry and transport: Lightweight and foldable, easy to carry by personnel or transport by helicopter, suitable for emergency rescue in remote areas.
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Simple construction: No need for professional construction equipment, just unfold and wet, which can be operated by non-professional personnel.
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Strong adaptability: Can be used in various weather conditions (such as rain, wind), and has good performance in high and low temperature environments.
Application Fields
Widely used in flood control emergency dike reinforcement, earthquake disaster area temporary housing construction, highway and railway emergency repair, water supply and drainage pipeline leakage repair, and power facility emergency protection. It is an essential material for emergency rescue and disaster relief work.
Product Installation
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Rapid base surface treatment: Quickly remove debris and obstacles on the base surface, and level the surface as much as possible. For emergency situations, simple treatment can be carried out without strict flatness requirements.
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Quick laying: Unfold the cement blanket and cover the damaged area. Cut it to the required size with a utility knife if necessary. The overlap width between blankets is 10cm, and press it tightly manually.
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Rapid wetting: Use any available water source (such as tap water, river water) to wet the cement blanket thoroughly. Use a water pump or bucket to pour water if necessary to ensure rapid hydration.
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Temporary fixation and use: After wetting, use sandbags or other heavy objects to press the surface to ensure the blanket is closely attached to the base. It can be put into use after hardening (1-2 hours), and formal curing can be carried out after the emergency is relieved.