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Composite ceramic structure, method for producing same and wall structure using such composite ceramic structure

A technology of composite ceramics and structures, applied in ceramic products, other household utensils, botanical equipment and methods, etc., can solve the problems of bryophyte breeding, overflow of porous ceramic granules, etc., and achieve heat island effect prevention, light weight, and change The effect of easy work

Inactive Publication Date: 2007-08-29
OMI CERAMIC CO LTD
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Problems solved by technology

If the pot is filled with porous ceramic particles in advance and transported to the construction site, if the pot is tipped over during transportation, the porous ceramic particles may overflow
In addition, not limited to the latter example, the flowerpot structure that stores water in the lower part of the pot, especially when it is used outdoors, may become a source of generation of larvae or pneumophilic Legionella, and bryophytes around the water Breeding and other issues

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Embodiment 1

[0244] The clay was shaped into a flowerpot shape as shown in Figure 3, and bisque fired at 700°C to obtain a bisque-fired flowerpot. The outer diameter of the biscuit-fired flowerpot is 60cm in length, width and height respectively. The vertical, horizontal and high inner diameters are 55cm respectively. On the one hand, SiC (silicon carbide) is mixed into clay to get bad soil. The mixing rate of SiC (silicon carbide) was 5% by weight with respect to the dry weight of the clay. Fill this bad soil into biscuit pots. Fill the bad soil roughly up to a height of 5 cm from the top of the plain-fired flowerpot. The biscuit-fired flowerpot filled with bad soil was fired at 1000° C. for 24 hours to obtain a composite flowerpot filled with a porous ceramic body. Spread this flower pot over many roofs of 10-story buildings, each with plants and flowers. As a result, building air-conditioning energy costs can be reduced. Also, after more than one year, the surrounding area of ​​th...

Embodiment 3

[0248] Urethane foam is used as an inflammable porous body, and the bad soil made of clay is slurried, and the urethane foam is impregnated to obtain a composite plain body of bad soil and urethane foam. The amount of mud attached is, for example, 0.3 g to a urethane foam of 1 cm×1 cm×1 cm. The shape of the urethane foam was the same as that of the porous ceramic body in the flower pot obtained in Example 1. Embed the composite plain body into the same bisque-fired flower pot used in Example 1, and fire both the same as in Example 1 to obtain a composite flower pot. This composite flower pot is covered with the roofs of many 10-storey buildings, each with plants and flowers. As a result, building air-conditioning energy costs can be reduced. Also, after more than one year, the surrounding area of ​​the installation was not soiled, and the green environment was maintained. Water can be supplied by rainwater, requiring little effort to maintain and manage.

Embodiment 4

[0250] A porous body can be obtained by cutting out a rigid urethane resin having a porosity of 50% into a 30 cm square block. Leave this porous body and designate it as the upper side, and coat the other 5 sides with common oil-based paint to form a coating film with a thickness of about 0.5 mm to obtain a composite flower pot. Cover the roofs of many 10-storey buildings with this composite planting wood bowl, each with plants and flowers. As a result, building air-conditioning energy costs can be reduced. Also, after more than one year, the surrounding area of ​​the installation was not dirty, and the green environment was maintained. Water can be supplied by rainwater, requiring little effort to maintain and manage.

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Abstract

The invention provides a composite ceramic structure comprising a porous ceramic and, bonded thereto by sintering, an ordinary fired material, and provide a process for producing the same. Further, it is intended to provide a novel product, such as tile or composite plant pot, constituted of this composite ceramic structure. Still further, it is intended to provide a wall surface structure that attains realization of a high added value of dry tile structure and is endowed with wall surface ornament and appearance beauty by plants, and that realizes energy saving through reduction of air conditioning load for buildings and other construction structure. There is provided a wall surface structure comprising a base wall surface and, detachable fitted thereto, a planar array of multiple tiles, wherein any parts devoid of tiles are fitted with pot-shaped tiles. In the wall surface structure, the tiles are arranged in lattice pattern lengthwise and crosswise to thereby form a tile surface, and the tiles are fitted above the corresponding parts devoid of tiles. Integer multiple of the width of pot-shaped tiles is made approximately equal to integer multiple of the crosswise width of tiles, and integer multiple of the height of pot-shaped tiles is made approximately equal to integer multiple of the lengthwise width of tiles, so as to effect fitting of pot-shaped tiles in the devoid parts. These tiles are composite tiles constituted of a composite ceramic structure comprising a fired material body and a porous ceramic body bonded to each other by sintering.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a composite ceramic structure, a method for producing the same, and products such as ceramic tiles using the composite ceramic structure, and more particularly, to a wall structure using the ceramic tile. Furthermore, it relates to a dry-type tile structure in which tiles are mounted on a wall via clamps, and a wall structure with a beautiful appearance using the dry-type tile structure. Background technique [0002] There are many precedents known about porous ceramics and methods for their manufacture. However, the composite ceramic structure formed by sintering porous ceramics and ordinary ceramics and its manufacturing method, or the products made of the composite ceramic structure are still unknown. [0003] On the other hand, it has been disclosed that an attempt has been made to use porous ceramics on flowerpots, using the pot wall as porous ceramics for orchid cultivation (for example, refer to Patent Document ...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): C04B38/00A01G9/02E04F13/14B32B9/00C04B37/00
CPCC04B2235/48C04B33/04C04B2111/00612E04F13/142C04B2111/00586A01G9/025E04F13/083C04B2235/3826C04B38/0615A01G9/022Y10T428/8305E04F13/0862C04B2111/28C04B2111/00758C04B38/067Y02P60/20C04B35/00C04B28/02C04B38/02C04B38/00C04B37/00A01G9/02B32B9/00
Inventor 奥田信泰里見三郎
Owner OMI CERAMIC CO LTD
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