Novel wall material prepared by using tailings from zinc smelting, and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The present invention discloses a novel wall material prepared by using tailings from zinc smelting. The novel wall material is prepared by adding the tailings from the zinc smelting, cement and an additive to water. Compared to the prior art, the performance of the novel wall material of the present invention can respectively meet the requirements of the local standard "concrete common brick quality test standard and test method" (DB22/03-2004) of Guizhou province and the national standard "lightweight aggregate concrete small hollow block"(GB/T15229-2002) of the People's Republic of China, the standard brick strength of the material of the present invention is more than MU10, the building block strength of the material of the present invention is more than 2.7 MPa, the radioactivity of the material of the present invention meets the standard requirement of "limit of radionuclides in building materials" (GB6566-2001), and the method of the present invention is an effective method for comprehensive utilization of resources, and has good popularization and application prospects.

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Benefits of technology

This patented technology involves combining special ingredients called Zinc Smeltering Tailings (ZSM) into building blocks like normal brick, squirrel-hole bricks and water pressure tiles that make them stronger than regular brands while also being lighter weight without losing their effectiveness over time due to factors like radiation levels from heavy metals contained within these compositions. These novel walls may be useful for various applications including interior design, exterior finishing, architectural projects, landscaping works, and others where they help protect against damage caused by external forces during use.

Problems solved by technology

This patents discusses how different types of metallic scrap can have various benefits when applied on building materials like brick walls during manufacturing processes. These effects include improving durability over time without requiring more expensive raw materials than what was previously needed due to their low economic value compared to traditional methods. Additionally, these technical solutions involve developing novel compositions containing specific components derived from this type of scrapy liquid called zinc smoke plaster (ZPL) particles.