Phosphogypsum baking-free brick and method for manufacturing same
A phosphogypsum, non-burning brick technology, applied in sustainable waste treatment, solid waste management, climate sustainability, etc., can solve problems such as high cost of additives, high cost, and inability to be used as load-bearing wall blocks
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Embodiment 1
[0033] A phosphogypsum unburned brick is a finished product formed by mixing cement, lime, phosphogypsum waste residue and aggregate in the following weight ratios: cement 1000kg, lime 200kg, phosphogypsum waste residue 3500kg and aggregate 3700kg.
Embodiment 2
[0035] A phosphogypsum unburned brick is a finished product made by mixing cement, lime, phosphogypsum waste residue and aggregate in the following weight ratios: cement 1000kg, lime 300kg, phosphogypsum waste residue 5000kg and aggregate 5300kg.
Embodiment 3
[0037] A phosphogypsum unburned brick is a finished product formed by mixing cement, lime, phosphogypsum waste residue and aggregate in the following weight ratios: cement 1000kg, lime 250kg, phosphogypsum waste residue 4250kg and aggregate 4500kg.
[0038] The preparation method of the above-mentioned embodiment is the same, including powdering, batching, mixing, ageing, high pressure forming, and curing procedures, and the production steps are as follows:
[0039] a. Crushing: crushing the aggregate into stone chips, the particle size of the stone chips is 1-5mm
[0040] b. Batching: the raw materials are batched according to the proportion of weight fraction;
[0041] c. Mixing: First, mix the phosphogypsum, stone chips and lime prepared in step b, and then add cement and water after 3-5 seconds to carry out comprehensive mixing.
[0042] d. Ageing: put the mixed clinker into the ageing warehouse for ageing for 2 hours;
[0043] e. High pressure forming: bricks made by fa...
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