Heat insulating wall material made from desulfurized gypsum and other solid wastes
A technology of solid waste and waste gypsum, which is applied in the field of civil engineering and construction materials, to achieve the effects of reducing production costs, solving difficult processing problems, and making production simple
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[0016] After the designed and measured desulfurized gypsum, expanded perlite powder, mud cake, coal cinder and curing agent are evenly stirred, age for 48 hours and set aside. The aged material is made into adobe, and the dimensions of the wet adobe are: length 250mm, width 120mm, height 93mm. After drying (using the heat released from the flue of the roasting kiln), the overall dimensions of the dry adobe brick are: length 242mm, width 118mm, height 91mm, moisture content less than 7%. Send it to the wheel kiln for roasting, and control the roasting temperature at 800°C to 1100°C to make solid waste heat-insulating sintered bricks.
[0017] The finished sintered bricks were tested for compressive strength. The test results are shown in Tables 1-4.
[0018] After the finished sintered bricks are built into a wall of 1m×2m, the heat transfer coefficient test of the wall is carried out. The test results are shown in Tables 1-4.
[0019] Table 1 The weight ratio of each compo...
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