Technology for repeatedly drying, stacking and baking bricks
A multi-drying and process technology, applied in the field of mechanical brick making of building materials, can solve the problems of low utilization rate of the kiln chamber, deformation and collapse of the green body, and achieve the effect of solving serious deformation and collapse, improving the compressive strength and increasing the output.
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[0018] The process of firing bricks by drying and stacking for many times first makes the bricks circulate in multiple auxiliary channels to naturally dry and reduce the moisture content of the bricks, then stacks the wet bricks on the naturally dehydrated bricks, and then sends them to the drying room for heating and drying. The method enables the bricks to be stacked until the space of the sintering kiln 11 is sufficient to accommodate the height. For example, when using clay to make bricks, due to the high moisture content and low strength of the formed bricks, generally only less than 6 layers are stacked in the direction of 115mm, and the stacking will cause the lower bricks to deform or even collapse. After adopting this technical scheme, the 6-layer brick adobe stacked for the first time is naturally dried and dehydrated, and the height of the circular stacking can finally reach 18 la...
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