Polyurethane Systems for building and industry

Polyurethane is an environmentally friendly material for many reasons. The first is that it contributes very effectively to the energy efficiency of buildings, which means savings in consumption and emissions that are essential for achieving cleaner cities. In...

When the polyurethane ends its useful life, after several decades, it becomes waste along with other construction materials. Waste polyurethane foam from insulation in the form of sandwich panels and sheets can be ground and reprocessed. This results in other...

Polyurethane is a material obtained from the chemical reaction of two elements, polyol and isocyanate. The resulting foam is a very versatile product, which is used in furniture, mattresses, footwear, medical devices, mouldings... providing durability and lightness...

Radon gas is very present in a large part of the peninsula. Specifically, large areas of Galicia, as well as Extremadura, Castilla León and the Community of Madrid are affected by this gas. Its sustained inhalation over long periods of time is closely related to ...

Radon is a colorless and odorless gas that is generated in rocky soils with a high presence of uranium, such as granite and shale. As it decomposes naturally, radon is generated and spreads through the air and water. Radon in buildings infiltrates into the interior...

In order to achieve robust buildings, it is necessary to put a stop to the radon gas, whose presence inside them causes serious problems for the health of people. In fact, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), it causes between 3% and 14% of lung cancer...