A high-strength fireproof insulation board for building and its preparation method
A fireproof insulation board, high-strength technology, applied in the field of building materials, can solve the problems of poor air permeability, airtightness, cracking, etc., and achieve the effect of high compressive strength and good fire resistance
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[0017] Embodiment 1: (1) 22 kilograms of boron mud, 18 kilograms of palygorskite, 6 kilograms of dickite, and 13 kilograms of baddeleyite were crushed and ground into powders with a particle size of 2 to 4 mm, and then mixed uniformly;
[0018] (2) Mix 12 kg of lignocellulose with a length of 5-8mm, 6 kg of high-substituted hydroxypropyl cellulose, 28 kg of gypsum powder, and 38 kg of water at 62-72°C for 10 minutes,
[0019] (3) Add 2 kg of p-hydroxybenzenesulfonic acid, 3 kg of sodium benzenesulfinate, and 6 kg of polyacrylamide to the mixture in step (2), mix and stir for 10 minutes at 35-45°C, and then add The mixture in (1), stir evenly;
[0020] (4) Transport the mixture in step (3) to a press, press it into semi-finished insulation boards of different shapes, and send the semi-finished insulation boards into the drying room for natural drying;
[0021] (5) Transport the semi-finished insulation board in step (4) to the tunnel kiln at 180-200°C, bake for 3-5 hours, and ...
Embodiment 2
[0022] Example 2: (1) 20 kg of boron mud boron mud, 16 kg of palygorskite, 6 kg of dickite, and 12 kg of baddeleyite were crushed and ground into powders with a particle size of 2 to 4 mm, and then mixed uniformly;
[0023] (2) Mix 9 kg of lignocellulose with a length of 5-8 mm, 4 kg of high-substituted hydroxypropyl cellulose, 25 kg of gypsum powder, and 30 kg of water at 62-72°C for 10 minutes,
[0024] (3) Add 2 kg of p-hydroxybenzenesulfonic acid, 3 kg of sodium benzenesulfinate, and 5 kg of polyacrylamide to the mixture in step (2), mix and stir for 10 minutes at 35-45°C, and then add The mixture in (1), stir evenly;
[0025] (4) Transport the mixture in step (3) to a press, press it into semi-finished insulation boards of different shapes, and send the semi-finished insulation boards into the drying room for natural drying;
[0026] (5) Transport the semi-finished insulation board in step (4) to the tunnel kiln at 180-200°C, bake for 3-5 hours, and cool down.
Embodiment 3
[0027] Example 3: (1) 25 kg of boron mud, 20 kg of palygorskite, 8 kg of dickite, and 15 kg of baddeleyite were crushed and ground into powders with a particle size of 2 to 4 mm, and then mixed uniformly;
[0028] (2) Mix 13 kg of lignocellulose with a length of 5-8mm, 6 kg of high-substituted hydroxypropyl cellulose, 30 kg of gypsum powder, and 40 kg of water at 62-72°C for 10 minutes,
[0029] (3) Add 3 kg of p-hydroxybenzenesulfonic acid, 4 kg of sodium benzenesulfinate, and 7 kg of polyacrylamide to the mixture in step (2), mix and stir for 10 minutes at 35-45°C, and then add The mixture in (1), stir evenly;
[0030] (4) Transport the mixture in step (3) to a press, press it into semi-finished insulation boards of different shapes, and send the semi-finished insulation boards into the drying room for natural drying;
[0031] (5) Transport the semi-finished insulation board in step (4) to the tunnel kiln at 180-200°C, bake for 3-5 hours, and cool down.
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