Learn · Building Materials as a Cornerstone to Sustainability
Lecture 44 of 47Week 11
Titanium di oxide products
Prof. Iyer Vijayalaxmi Kasinath · School of Planning and Architecture, Vijayawada
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- Building Materials as a Cornerstone to Sustainability, School of Planning and Architecture, Vijayawada (at NPTEL)
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- CC BY-NC-SA, as NPTEL states it. Non-commercial use only.
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- Tweens profiles and older. How courses are placed
All the lectures
- Introduction to Building materials, their classification, environmental issues,
- Vernacular Materials
- Mud- Traditional Material
- Mud as a Building material
- Stone
- Thatch
- Bamboo
- Binders
- strawbale
- Laterite Quarry Waste
- Alternate building materials
- Flyash
- Furnace Slag
- Cross Laminated Timber
- Construction and Demolition waste
- Hempcrete
- Phosphogypsum
- Aerated Concrete
- Alternate aggregate
- Innovative Building materials
- Bioluminiscent paints
- Milk Paints and Recycled Plastics
- Agro bricks
- Light emitting materials - concrete
- Co2 absorbing concrete
- Mycelium
- Fibre Reinforced Concrete
- geopolymer concrete
- Introduction to Advanced Building Materials
- Carbon Sequestration
- Ecobind Tiles
- Permeable Concrete
- Introduction to smart materials
- Types of Smart Materials
- Facade systems - Smart Windows
- LCD
- Photochromics
- Thermochromic
- Thermotropic materials
- Types of Thermotropic materials
- Phase Change Materials- Part 1
- Phase Change Materials- Part 2
- Adhesion changing smart materials
- Titanium di oxide products
- Mechanochromic, Chemochromic
- Nanocellulose and Electroluminiscent
- Concluding Lecture