Foamed ceramics energy saving and heat preservation decorative wall brick and manufacture method thereof
A technology of foam ceramics and wall bricks, applied in the field of thermal insulation materials, can solve the problems of poor acid and alkali resistance, easy to generate thermal bridges, and easy aging, etc., achieve wear resistance, acid and alkali resistance, corrosion resistance, not easy to deform and damage, The effect of not easy to seepage and crack
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[0022] Example 1, the foam ceramic energy-saving thermal insulation decorative wall tiles described in Example 1 use industrial waste residue, plastic clay, flux and pore-forming agent as raw materials. Described plastic clay is kaolin, described flux is potassium feldspar, described pore former is polishing brick waste slag, and is manufactured according to the following method steps:
[0023] (1) First, the above-mentioned 40%wt industrial waste residue, 15%wt plastic clay, 30%wt flux, 15%wt pore-forming agent with a fineness in the range of 1-100μm and an appropriate amount of water are mixed and ball-milled to form slurry,
[0024] (2) The slurry is then spray-dried, and then aged for 24 hours to form powder, and the moisture content of the powder is controlled below 1.5%,
[0025] (3) adding the powder into the brick press mold for dry pressing to form a green body,
[0026] (4) drying the green body,
[0027] (5) The dried green body is placed in a continuous roller k...
Embodiment 2
[0030] Example 2, the foam ceramic energy-saving thermal insulation decorative wall tiles described in Example 2 use industrial waste residue, plastic clay, flux and pore-forming agent as raw materials, and the industrial waste residue is a mixture of ash and powdery waste, and the plastic clay It is red mud, the flux is composed of 46%wt potassium feldspar, 50%wt albite and 4%wt hectorite, the pore-forming agent is composed of 90%wt polishing brick waste slag and 10%wt carbon powder, and Manufactured according to the following method steps:
[0031] (1) The above-mentioned 20%wt industrial waste residue, 30%wt plastic clay, 15%wt flux, 35%wt pore-forming agent with a fineness in the range of 1-100μm and an appropriate amount of water are mixed and ball-milled to form slurry,
[0032] (2) Then the slurry is spray-dried, and then aged for 24 hours to form powder, and the moisture content of the powder is controlled at 6-9%,
[0033] (3) adding the powder into the press die fo...
Embodiment 3
[0038] Example 3, the foam ceramic energy-saving thermal insulation decorative wall tiles described in Example 3 use industrial waste residue, plastic clay, flux and pore-forming agent as raw materials, the industrial waste residue is ash, and the plastic clay is composed of ball soil and yellow clay. composition, the flux is composed of 55%wt potassium feldspar and 45%wt albite, and the pore-forming agent is 25%wt calcium carbonate, 70%wt polishing brick waste residue and 5%wt carbon powder. , and manufactured according to the following method steps:
[0039](1) First, 30%wt of industrial waste residue, 35%wt of plastic clay, 25%wt of flux, 10%wt of pore-forming agent with a fineness in the range of 1-100 μm and an appropriate amount of water are mixed and ball-milled to form a slurry material,
[0040] (2) Then the slurry is dehydrated and muddy, and then aged for 24 hours to form a mud section, and the moisture content of the mud section is controlled at 14-20%,
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