Extrusion jolt moulded concrete segment palletizing method

Abstract

The invention relates to a concrete brickwork palletizing method for extruding vibration forming, which is characterized in that a plurality of forming brickworks are overlapped layer by layer on a bottom plate (2), and the adjacent two forming brickworks are relatively staggered for ninety degrees; a pinning layer is arranged on the top surface of at least one layer of forming brickworks during the palletizing process layer by layer for the forming brickworks, and then the higher layer of forming brickworks are arranged on the pinning layer until finishing the palletizing. The concrete brickwork palletizing method has the advantages that the phenomena for stack-break or the brickworks falling off from the stack are avoided during the transportation of the brickwork stack; the completeness of the brickwork stack during the transportation is reliably maintained, thus the waste is avoided, and the smooth transportation for the product can be ensured.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a production method of building materials, in particular to a stacking method of concrete blocks formed by extrusion and vibration. Background technique [0002] In the traditional production method of concrete blocks, the strength of the blocks after forming is limited, and they must be placed on the shelf in a single layer for hardening, and then stacked; this not only takes up a lot of space, but also makes the production process cumbersome and consumes The cost in transshipment is high and the production efficiency is low. The inventor of this patent application has developed the process and equipment for forming concrete blocks by extrusion vibration (another patent has been applied for), which solves the strength problem of the formed blocks, and can directly stack the formed concrete blocks for hardening, greatly improving The production site and cost are saved. However, in actual operation, it is found that although t...

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However, in actual operation, it is found that although two adjacent layers of blocks are staggered by 90 degrees for stacking, when the forklift forks up the backing plate at the bottom of the brick stack, the whole stack of bricks (blocks) is lifted for transfer. In the process, due to the vibration of the forklift truck, some blocks will often fall from the brick stack, which will affect the transfer and cause waste

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