Surface modifier for vitreous micro-bead insulation aggregate and modified vitreous micro-bead insulation aggregate
A surface modifier and vitrified microbead technology, which is applied in the field of vitrified microbead thermal insulation aggregate surface modifier and vitrified microbead thermal insulation aggregate, can solve the problems of limited influence of perlite water absorption change, etc. It is convenient for large-scale promotion, improves surface strength, and has the effect of high utilization rate
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Embodiment 1
[0033] 1. Preparation of metakaolin: The kaolin is heated from room temperature to 850° C. for 2 hours, kept for 3 hours, and naturally cooled to below 100° C. to obtain metakaolin.
[0034] Table 1 Performance comparison of vitrified microbeads before and after modification
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[0036] It is shown in Table 1 that the water absorption rate of the vitrified microbeads is relatively high before modification, but after modification, the water absorption rate is reduced from 42% to 18%, indicating that after the modification of the vitrified microbeads, the surface of the vitrified microbeads is modified by a layer of surface Coating agent, thereby reducing its water absorption, particle size and bulk density increase, resulting in a slight increase in thermal conductivity than before modification. At the same time, the surface strength is enhanced, so that the cylinder compressive strength (volume loss rate at 1MPa pressure, %) is reduced from 46% to 20%.
[0037] The t...
Embodiment 2
[0048] 1. Preparation of metakaolin: Kaolin is heated from room temperature to 820°C for 3 hours, kept for 3 hours, and naturally cooled to below 100°C to obtain metakaolin;
[0049] Table 4 Performance comparison of vitrified microbeads before and after modification
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[0051] It is shown in Table 4 that the water absorption rate of the vitrified microbeads is relatively large before modification, but after modification, the water absorption rate is reduced from 42% to 16%, indicating that after the modification of the vitrified microbeads, the surface of the vitrified microbeads is modified by a layer of surface Coated with a neutral agent, thereby reducing its water absorption. Because the surface of vitrified microbeads is coated with a layer of modifier, its particle size and bulk density increase, resulting in a slight increase in thermal conductivity before modification. At the same time, the surface strength is enhanced, reducing the cylinder compressive str...
Embodiment 3
[0063] 1. Preparation of metakaolin: Kaolin is heated from room temperature to 800°C for 2.5 hours, kept for 4 hours, and naturally cooled to below 100°C to obtain metakaolin;
[0064] Table 7 Performance comparison of vitrified microbeads before and after modification
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[0066] Table 7 shows that after the surface modification of the vitrified microbeads, a layer of modifier is wrapped on the surface, so that the water absorption rate is reduced, the surface strength is enhanced, and the particle size, bulk density and thermal conductivity are increased.
[0067] Using vitrified microbeads before and after modification as aggregate, thermal insulation mortar was prepared, and the effect of vitrified microbeads on thermal insulation mortar was studied by changing the ratio of vitrified microbeads to the cementitious material.
[0068] Table 8 Proportion of vitrified microbead insulation mortar
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[0070] 2. Preparation of modified sodium silicate: mix the...
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