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Gypsum is a naturally occurring calcium sulfate mineral (CaSO4+2H2O) that contains two molecules of water in its composition. Plaster has been at the service of humanity with its numerous benefits in many fields for thousands of years and has taken its place among contemporary building materials. Plaster is obtained by heating and grinding the gypsum in such a way that half a molecule of water remains in it. When plaster is mixed with water, it solidifies again and turns into a building material with binding properties.

Because PLASTER; It is lightweight, provides thermal insulation, provides sound insulation, balances moisture, is fire retardant, takes shape easily, provides easy workmanship, fast assembly, is suitable for all types of structures, does not require curing, is energy saving, protects the environment, is environmentally friendly, is healthy, is a natural air conditioner, is moisture resistant. It has regulatory features, is easy, is economical, and allows creative and aesthetic applications.

In the construction industry, As fertilizer and animal feed in the agriculture and livestock industry, In medicine, surgery, dentistry and orthopedics, In the industry, in the glass industry, drilling, glue, plastic production, Raw gypsum, white paint, in paper and cotton textile as filling material, Coal in coal enterprises Raw gypsum is used to increase the ash content in dust, in the cement industry, for fermentation, in casting and mold works in the ceramic industry, and to obtain sulfate acid with anhydrite (anhydrous gypsum) sulfur or sulfur oxide.

Properties and Importance of Gypsum and Its Components in Construction:

  • Gypsum and its components are easy to produce and apply, with low maintenance costs.
  • Gypsum enters construction as a fully finished material, requiring no additional labor or expenses.
  • Gypsum is a suitable material for producing prefabricated building elements, allowing for the pre-preparation of wall and ceiling surfaces.
  • It enables the production of building elements that can be stored and used in emergency situations, such as earthquakes, fires, and floods, where meeting housing needs quickly is essential.
  • Building elements made from gypsum possess physical and economic properties that align with modern construction techniques, enabling the production of fast, dry, and lightweight building components.
  • Gypsum can be produced using minimal energy while providing the comfort and aesthetic requirements foreseen in design, without causing environmental pollution.
  • Gypsum is obtained from abundant natural raw materials available locally and can also be exported, contributing to the national economy.
  • The production of gypsum does not require large investments or complex technology.
  • It easily adapts to technological advancements and is suitable for producing prefabricated building components.
  • Gypsum can be easily manufactured to meet standard specifications.
  • It is a material that is easy to work with, offering flexibility in design and construction. This makes it possible to accommodate changes and user needs that may arise over time.
  • The unit weight of gypsum can be adjusted according to its application. If desired, it can be reduced. Lightweight materials decrease the building load, thus reducing the pressure on the foundation and contributing significantly to cost savings.
  • Particularly in load-bearing structures, using lightweight partition walls helps achieve lower construction costs.
  • Gypsum materials can be easily transported from production sites to construction sites and are easy to apply.
  • Labor costs and overall expenses are low.
  • Damaged materials or building components during transport or use can be easily repaired

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