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parking structures and swimming pools. High versatility and wide application of the product
creates a highly conducive environment for growth of the waterproofing admixture market.
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Crystalline waterproofing admixtures are hydrophilic in nature and occur in a dry and powdered
form. Crystalline systems prevent concrete damage by using available water to grow crystals
within concrete, effectually closing off conduits for moisture. Crystalline waterproofing
admixtures block water from all directions making the concrete itself a water barrier. On
demolition the concrete can be recycled completely as no VOCs are used in manufacturing.
Hydrophobic admixtures are available in liquid form and contain oil, stearates, hydrocarbons,
and other long-chain derivatives of fatty acids. Waterproofing admixtures provide various
advantages such as reduced penetration of water and other liquids, sealing against hairline
cracks, resistance for positive and negative side hydrostatic pressure, and protection against
industrial and sewage wastes. Crystalline admixtures are self-healing that enables them to
automatically seal cracks of concrete structures up to half a millimeter wide. This makes
admixtures valuable on large concrete pours, as waterproofing of cold joints is facilitated with
no additional treatment.
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Waterproofing Admixture Market Outlook – Increasing Demand for Durable and
Waterproof Materials Expected to Boost Demand
Increasing demand for waterproof products in the construction industry is one of the major
factors boosting the growth of waterproofing admixture market. Asia Pacific is one of the major
contributors in the market. This mainly attributed to the rapidly growing urbanization and
modern infrastructural needs in the emerging economies such as India and China in the region.
In 2016, the construction industry in China exhibited a growth of 17% which was greater than
5% as compared to 2015. According to India Brand Equity Foundation (IBEF)—part of the
Department of Commerce, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India—the
Indian construction industry is expected to grow to US$ 5 billion by 2022. From April 2000 to
March 2016 the infrastructure and construction development in India received foreign direct