Method for preparing concrete brick
A technology for concrete bricks and paving bricks, which is applied in the fields of concrete materials, concrete bricks and their preparation, and can solve problems such as the limitation of recycled aggregates or waste glass aggregates, and achieve the effects of saving mining, protecting the environment, and reducing emissions
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Embodiment 1
[0050] Produce concrete paving bricks according to the ratio in Table 1. Methods for determining compressive strength are well known in the art. The carbon dioxide absorption rate of the brick is calculated by the following formula:
[0051] Brick CO 2 Absorption rate (%) = (weight increase of brick after curing / dry weight of brick) × 100%
[0052] From the ratio listed in Table 1 and the characteristics of the produced concrete paving bricks, it can be seen that due to the increase in the amount of waste glass aggregate, the strength of the paving bricks has decreased, but the strength of all concrete paving bricks still reaches above 49MPa. carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) gas curing increases the strength of the brick by at least 20%. In addition, the strength of all paving blocks fully meets the requirements of Hong Kong building codes and Chinese national standards. When waste glass aggregates are added, the impact of bricks on CO 2 The reduction in the absorption rate is m...
Embodiment 2
[0057] Proportionally produce concrete partition wall bricks according to Table 2. and determine the compressive strength and CO 2 absorption rate.
[0058] Table 2. Proportion and performance test results of concrete partition wall bricks
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[0061] It can be seen from the proportions listed in Table 2 and the characteristics of the produced concrete partition wall bricks that due to the increase in the amount of waste glass aggregates, the strength of the partition wall bricks has decreased, and carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) gas curing increases the strength of the brick by at least 20%. The strength of all concrete partition wall bricks still meets the requirements of Hong Kong building codes and Chinese national standards. Compared with paving bricks, the CO2 absorption rate of partition bricks is increased.
Embodiment 3
[0063] Produce concrete paving bricks according to the ratio in Table 3. and determine the compressive strength and CO 2 absorption rate.
[0064] From the listed proportion of table 3 and the characteristics of the manufactured concrete paving bricks, it can be seen that compared with example 1, the curing time of carbon dioxide increases, and the CO 2 The absorption rate increases, but when the carbon dioxide curing time exceeds 6 hours, the increase in the absorption rate slows down.
[0065] Table 3. Proportion and performance test results of concrete paving bricks
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[0067] In addition, the paving bricks manufactured by the mixing ratios listed in Examples 1 to 3 were subjected to an alkali-aggregate reaction experiment according to the American standard (ASTMC1260-01), and the paving bricks mixed with fly ash or kaolin powder or slag powder were mixed for 14 days The expansion ratios are all less than 0.02%, far less than the standard requirement of 0.1%. ...
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