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[0001] The present invention describes a moisture and area Technical volatile organic compounds (VOCs) storing Building material mixture with at least one proportion of pure carbon, in particular of activated carbon and an adsorbent, moisture and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) be stored and a plaster for application to ceilings, floors and walls of interiors, wherein the adsorbent comprises activated carbon and a plaster at least a portion.[0002] State of the Art In the adsorption is the attainment of atmospheric humidity in the inner region to create a pleasant indoor climatic conditions and the resulting comfort for people. To this end were established repeatedly materials for inner surfaces, which have a high moisture quickly and may submit FeuchteaufnahmeLüftungsvorganges these during the.[0003] MoistureFeuchtespeichereigenschaft of mixtures and the moulded parts serves to determine the ( MBV ) the buffer Value, describing Feuchteaufnahme of the material substantially at a step-like increase in relative humidity the area 33% to 75% according to 8 hours of. Here MBV is a the highest possible (m2% relative humidity) in g/sought.[0004] Besides the absorption and desorption of humidity are interesting materials for use in the interior, which additionally contains large amounts of volatile organic compounds (volatile organic compounds, VOCs) can receive from the room air. Among the VOCs are all organic compounds according to World Health Organisation (substances consist primarily of carbon and hydrogen the) with boiling points in the range of 260 °C 50 °C to, with the exception of pesticides counted. Source: http://www.npi.gov.au/database/substance-info/profiles/88.html.[0005] up to 90% of its time in spaces Because the human is the elimination of air contaminants for increasing the comfort of large interests is staying. Up but only rarely materials known, which have a sufficiently good adsorption of VOCs Feuchtespeicherung also, besides a high.[0006] have been used so far, for example, lime and clay Prefers, then to produce improve, in which air quality Gebäudeinnenräumen . No to insufficient amounts of VOCs but take on The known materials and the indoor climate with respect to air contaminants may not significantly improve accordingly.The use of the admixture of zeolites to gypsum materials Plastering having photocatalytic components and not the desired improvements in air quality with respect to VOCs brought so far.[0007] JP2004 010,433 a substance mixture is disclosed in the, capable of adsorbing VOCs from the room air which can "sick house syndrome" and thereby virtually eliminate the so-called. Based on activated carbon or carbonized particles Establishing a substance mixture with addition of perlite and/or diatomaceous earth, which above all for the production of plates for use in the building industry is suitable. The porous inorganic materials form an adsorbent and adsorbing capacity for moisture and VOCs to a lead, which can be used in the building industry. According to the disclosure the material mixture is effective as a constituent of plates. It be made but says nothing, whether and how the material mixture can be used alone for Feuchteund VOCs-adsorption.[0008] description of the invention and has as The present invention to create a plaster a Building material mixture, which has very good dynamic Feuchtespeichereigenschaften and additionally a high adsorption of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from the room air ensured.[0009] This task and additionally has improved processability of the screed is by a plaster according to Moisture and volatile organic compounds (VOC)-storing building material comprises at least one portion of pure carbon, preferably activated carbon and an adsorbent, where the building material contains at least one portion of swelling multilayered silicate montmorillonite as an adsorbent, and at least a portion of organic and/or inorganic fibers as reinforcing agents. An independent claim is included for a moisture and VOC-storing plaster for application to ceilings, floors and walls of interior rooms, where the plaster comprises at least one portion of activated carbon and an adsorbent that is at least one swelling multilayered silicate montmorillonite, and at least one portion of cellulose fibers and/or carbon fibers as a reinforcing agent and/or ash from a wood-chip combustion system. 1. moisture and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) storing Building material mixture with at least one proportion of pure carbon, in particular of activated carbon and an adsorbent, characterized in that the at least a proportion of the swellable multi-layer silicate montmorillonite Building material mixture at least a portion of organic and/or inorganic fibers as an adsorbent and as reinforcing material comprises. 2. Building material mixture according to claim 1, characterized in that a proportion of a mineral binder the Building material mixture, especially lime, cement, hydraulic lime or gypsum comprises. 3. Building material mixture according to claim 1, characterized in that the ash from a wood shred combustion plant comprises Building material mixture. 4. Building material mixture according to claim 2, characterized in that the mineral binder, especially lime, in the range of 10 to 35% by volume of the is building material mixture. 5. Building material mixture according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the Building material mixture 4 to 30% by volume contains montmorillonite. 6. Building material mixture according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the bentonite montmorillonite Building material mixture in the form of. 7. Building material mixture according to claim 6, characterized in that the Building material mixture 10 to 35% by volume of bentonite. 8. Building material mixture according to claim 1, characterized in that the Building material mixture 1 to 20% by volume contains [...] and/or carbon fibres. 9. moisture and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) storage plaster for application to ceilings, floors and walls of interiors, wherein the adsorbent comprises activated carbon and a plaster at least a portion, characterized in that the plaster multi-layer silicate montmorillonite as an adsorbent and at least a portion of the swellable cellulose fibers and/or carbon fibers as reinforcing material at least a portion and/or ash from a comprises wood shred combustion plant. 10. plaster according to claim 9, characterized in that a proportion of a mineral binder the plaster, especially lime, cement, hydraulic lime or gypsum comprises. 11. plaster according to claim 10, characterized in that the plaster to form a upper finery : 10 to volume % activated carbon 8 to 30 volume % montmorillonite 8 to 30 volume % volume % lime and ash from the 35 wood shred heating to 1 to 20 volume % of cellulose fibers comprises. 12. plaster according to claim 10, characterized in that the proportion is added in the form of bentonite montmorillonite. 13. plaster according to claim 12, characterized in that the plaster to form a pressure resistant [...] :
to 35 volume % activated charcoal 10 to 35 volume % of bentonite 10 to 35 volume % ash from the wood shred heating 10 to 35 volume % lime and 1 to 20 volume % of cellulose fibers comprises. 14. plaster according to claim 7, characterized in that the average particle size of the activated carbon is a maximum of 3 mm.


