Green building self-heat-insulation structure system

Abstract

The invention discloses a green self-heat-insulation wall body structure system, which comprises one or a plurality of structure forms in a load bearing building body self-heat-insulation wall body structure, a non-load-bearing building body self-heat-insulation wall body structure, a sandwich building body self-heat-insulation wall body structure, a sticking building body self-heat-insulation wall body structure and a sticking and concrete casting composite self-heat-insulation wall body structure. The green self-heat-insulation wall body structure system has the advantages that the structure is reasonable, and the heat insulation performance is excellent.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a green building structure system of a self-insulating wall and a self-insulating floor (or wall panel). Background technique [0002] As early as the 1980s and 1990s, in order to reduce solid waste, recycle and save resources, protect the environment, reduce pollution, and improve people's living thermal and acoustic environments, the inventor Shan Jinchun based on his personal interests, With the support and encouragement of relevant provincial and municipal leaders and the cooperation of relevant departments, use spare time to treat solid waste (such as coal cake slag, waste aerated concrete, furnace bottom slag, citric acid slag, phosphorus slag, fly ash) , waste foam plastics, etc.) and its products have been researched and developed to varying degrees and popularized and applied: around 1982, it was the first to use fly ash aerated concrete blocks for the roof of 1# and 2# residential buildings in Nantong North Street New...

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Problems solved by technology

Among them, the "sticking external thermal insulation wall technology" of pasting flammable EPS board thin plaster is like wearing a flammable "big cotton robe" on the external wall. Although it meets the thermal performance requirements of the external wall, Not only did the original base wall not meet the requirements of the national "Eighth Five-Year Plan" for "energy saving, land saving, material saving" and waste-use wall reform, but there were even problems of energy consumption, consumables and environmental pollution.

What is even more worrying is that it has hidden dangers of fire and worries about the peeling of the insulation layer, and it also has problems such as poor durability, not being able to last the same life as the building, and poor cost performance.

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