Shale-straw-sintering heat-insulation light brick and preparation method thereof
A light-weight brick and straw technology, which is applied in the field of heat-insulation and sound-insulation light-weight brick and its preparation, can solve the problems of energy saving, heat preservation and sound insulation effects, and insufficient viscosity, and achieve the effects of low density, good viscosity, and energy saving
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[0024] Example 1
[0025] Raw material: iron shale, produced in Sichuan; crop straw is corn stalk; industrial waste residue is coal cinder.
[0026] 1) Material preparation:
[0027] a. Grind shale and industrial waste slag into fine powder with a particle size of 2-5mm with a mill;
[0028] b. Use a pulverizer to pulverize crop straw into straw powder with a particle size of 5-10mm;
[0029] c. Use a pulping machine to make straw mechanical pulp with a length-to-diameter ratio of 1:5-15.
[0030] 2) Mixing:
[0031] Add 40 kg of the above shale powder; 12.0 kg of crop straw powder, 6.0 kg of straw mechanical pulp; 20 kg of industrial waste residue powder into the mixer and mix evenly.
[0032] 3) Forming:
[0033] Use a vacuum extruder with a pressure of 3MPa to make bricks from the mixed materials;
[0034] 4) Sintering:
[0035] First, the above-mentioned bricks are dried in the drying room, and then enter the tunnel kiln to be sintered at 950-1050°C into finished products.
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[0036] Example 2
[0037] Raw material: siliceous shale, produced in Sichuan; crop stalks are a mixture of corn stalks, wheat stalks, sorghum stalks, cotton stalks and cotton husks; industrial waste residues are a mixture of slag, coal cinder and industrial sludge.
[0038] 1) Material preparation:
[0039] a. Grind oil shale and industrial waste residue into fine powder with a particle size of 2-5mm with a mill;
[0040] b. Use a pulverizer to pulverize crop straw into straw powder with a particle size of 5-10mm;
[0041] c. Using the straw mechanical cleaning pulping process disclosed in the invention patent with the application number 200910229530.2, the crop straw is made into straw mechanical pulp with a fiber diameter-to-length ratio of 1:5-15, as follows:
[0042] The straw is fed into the tearing machine with a conveyor belt, and the straw is cut into 3-5cm-long filaments by the tearing machine, and 800 kg of water per ton of straw is added to the outlet of the tearing machine to...
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[0052] Example 3
[0053] Raw materials: siliceous shale, produced in Sichuan; crop stalks are a mixture of corn stalks, wheat stalks, sorghum stalks, and rape stalks; industrial waste residue is a mixture of cinder and industrial sludge.
[0054] 1) Material preparation:
[0055] a. Grind siliceous shale and industrial waste slag into fine powder with a particle size of 2-5mm with a mill;
[0056] b. Use a pulverizer to pulverize crop straw into straw powder with a particle size of 5-10mm;
[0057] c. Use the straw mechanical cleaning pulping process disclosed in the invention patent with application number 200910229530.2 to make straw mechanical pulp with a fiber diameter-to-length ratio of 1:5-15, specifically as follows:
[0058] The straw is fed into the tearing machine with a conveyor belt, and the straw is cut into 3-5cm-long filaments by the tearing machine, and 800 kg of water per ton of straw is added to the outlet of the tearing machine to fully moisten it, and it is stacked f...
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