IP Library Patent Application 17231397
Patent Application
App. No. 17/231,397

NONWOVEN CEMENTITIOUS COMPOSITE FOR IN-SITU HYDRATION

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App. No.
17/231,397
Abstract

A cementitious composite includes a structure layer, cementitious material, a first layer, and a second layer. The structure layer defines a plurality of open spaces. The cementitious material is disposed within the plurality of open spaces of the structure layer. The first layer is disposed along a first side of the structure layer. The second layer is disposed along an opposing second side of the structure layer. The second layer is positioned to prevent at least a portion of the cementitious material from migrating out of the structure layer.

Claims (37)

1 . A cementitious composite comprising:

a structure layer defining a plurality of open spaces;

cementitious material disposed within the plurality of open spaces of the structure layer;

a first layer disposed along a first side of the structure layer; and

a second layer disposed along an opposing second side of the structure layer, the second layer positioned to prevent at least a portion of the cementitious material from migrating out of the structure layer.

2 . The cementitious composite of claim 1 , wherein the first layer and the second layer are coupled to the structure layer without puncturing the first layer and the second layer.

3 . The cementitious composite of claim 1 , wherein the first layer is a water-impermeable layer.

4 . The cementitious composite of claim 1 , wherein the first layer is integrally formed with the structure layer.

5 . The cementitious composite of claim 1 , wherein the second layer is water soluble such that the second layer disintegrates upon hydration.

6 . The cementitious composite of claim 1 , wherein the second layer is biodegradable.

7 . The cementitious composite of claim 1 , wherein the second layer defines a retaining surface and an aperture that facilitates a fluid flow into the cementitious material, wherein the aperture has an area of between 0.001 square millimeters and 3.0 square millimeters.

8 . The cementitious composite of claim 7 , wherein the aperture is a plurality of apertures spaced at a frequency of between one aperture per square inch and twelve thousand apertures per square inch.

9 . The cementitious composite of claim 1 , wherein the second layer includes at least one of a sheet or a coating.

10 . The cementitious composite of claim 9 , wherein the second layer includes the sheet and the coating, and wherein the coating is disposed along the sheet.

11 . The cementitious composite of claim 9 , wherein the second layer is or includes the sheet, and wherein the sheet is removable before hydration or after hydration.

12 . The cementitious composite of claim 9 , wherein the second layer includes the coating.

13 . The cementitious composite of claim 12 , wherein the coating is positioned to prevent at least the portion of the cementitious material from migrating out of the structure layer.

14 . The cementitious composite of claim 12 , wherein the coating defines a retaining surface and a plurality of apertures, and wherein the plurality of apertures are positioned to facilitate a fluid flow through the retaining surface into the cementitious material.

15 . The cementitious composite of claim 1 , wherein the structure layer includes a plurality of fibers.

16 . The cementitious composite of claim 15 , wherein the plurality of fibers are arranged to form a plurality of discrete nodes spaced relative to one another such that the plurality of fibers cooperatively define the plurality of open spaces between the plurality of discrete nodes.

17 . The cementitious composite of claim 1 , wherein the structure layer includes a first portion including fibers arranged with a first density and a second portion including fibers arranged with a second density different than the first density.

18 . A cementitious composite comprising:

a first layer;

a second layer;

a structure layer positioned between the first layer and the second layer; and

cementitious material positioned between the first layer and the second layer;

wherein the second layer defines (i) a retaining surface positioned to prevent at least a portion of the cementitious material from migrating out of the structure layer and (ii) a plurality of apertures positioned to facilitate a fluid flow through the retaining surface into the cementitious material.

19 . The cementitious composite of claim 18 , wherein at least one of:

(i) each of the plurality of apertures has an area of between 0.001 square millimeters and 3.0 square millimeters;

(ii) the plurality of apertures are positioned at a frequency of between one aperture per square inch and twelve thousand apertures per square inch; or

(iii) the second layer includes a coating that defines the retaining surface and the plurality of apertures.

20 . A cementitious composite comprising:

a first layer;

a second layer;

a structure layer positioned between the first layer and the second layer; and

cementitious material positioned between the first layer and the second layer;

wherein the structure layer includes fibers arranged with varying density in at least one of a longitudinal direction, a lateral direction, or a thickness direction.

Assignments (2)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Apr 23, 2021
From: KRASNOFF, CURREN E.; BERKE, NEAL S.
To: CORTEX COMPOSITES, LLC
Reel/Frame 056022/0427 →
CHANGE OF NAME Recorded Apr 23, 2021
From: CORTEX COMPOSITES, LLC
To: CORTEX COMPOSITES, INC.
Reel/Frame 056022/0652 →