Method for preparing environmentally-friendly flame retardant fiberboard by utilizing xylose waste residue
A technology of flame-retardant fiber and xylose waste residue, which is applied in the direction of fiberboard, textiles, papermaking, papermaking, etc., can not solve the problems of too much profit, environmental pollution, environmental pollution, etc., and achieves reduced production costs, significant economic benefits, and reduced process The effect of investment
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[0024] 1. Centrifuge the xylose waste residue to separate the liquid in the xylose waste residue, and control the moisture of the waste residue at 60% to obtain 50kg of dry residue; the fiber mesh is 30 meshes, and the fiber filtration reaches 20s.
[0025] 2. Preparation of 10kg of phosphorus flame retardant: After mixing 5kg of amine polyphosphate and 2.5kg of urea, dissolve it with 2.5kg of water, and adjust the PH value of the phosphorus flame retardant to 7.5 with lime.
[0026] 3. Add the prepared flame retardant to the xylose waste residue after centrifugation in step 1 for flame retardant treatment. The addition amount is 5kg. Apply 7kg of urea-formaldehyde resin, 0.5kg of paraffin emulsion and 1.5kg of oxalic acid solution, and stir well.
[0027] 4. Drying, using airflow drying system, the inlet temperature of the system is 185°C, the outlet temperature is 85°C, the fiber moisture content is controlled at 8%, and then it enters the silo for storage.
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