The analysis reveals that polymer-cement-based waterproofing materials improve reliability and adhesion in structures, highlighting groundwater protection.
The article analyzes coated waterproofing materials used to protect construction structures from the effects of groundwater and moisture. The composition, performance characteristics, and application areas of bitumen, bitumen-polymer, and polymer-cement-based waterproofing materials have been studied. The reliability of the waterproofing coating was theoretically analyzed in terms of adhesion and the influence of water pressure. Research results indicate that polymer-cement-based materials are considered effective in modern construction due to their high adhesion, elasticity, and waterproofing properties.
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