Sound insulation anion ceramic tile

Abstract

The invention relates to a ceramic tile, and provides a sound insulation anion ceramic tile which is good in sound insulation effect, capable of releasing anions, free of hazardous substances and environmentally friendly. The sound insulation anion ceramic tile comprises a blank, a phenolic resin plate arranged in the blank and a glaze body arranged on the outer surface of the blank, the blank comprises, by weight, the raw materials of 87 to 96 parts of kieselguhr, 40 to 46 parts of waste ceramic chips, 10 to 16 parts of clay, 20 to 30 parts of gravel, 18 to 26 parts of electrical stone powder, 27 to 35 parts of water and 16 to 26 parts of quartz, and the glaze body comprises, by weight, the raw materials of 52 to 73 parts of kaolin, 32 to 41 parts of albite powder, 19 to 31 parts of talcum powder, 13 to 18 parts of aluminum oxide, 30 to 44 parts of silica sol, 21 to 35 parts of calcium oxide, 18 to 30 parts of magnesium oxide, 20 to 26 parts of wood fibers and 14 to 20 parts of agate powder.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a ceramic brick, in particular to a sound-insulating anion ceramic brick. Background technique [0002] In modern society, indoor pollution has seriously threatened human health. With the improvement of people's living standards and living tastes, people pay more and more attention to the environment optimization and purification of public places, living spaces, daily life and medical facilities. With the advancement of science and technology and the continuous change and development of mainstream social values, people have higher and higher requirements for decorative ceramics, which urgently requires ceramic manufacturers to speed up the pace of new product development and continuously introduce new products to meet the different needs of consumers. . Ceramic products are more and more widely used in people's lives. Although traditional health care ceramic glazes have the advantages of water resistance, smoothness, easy cle...

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Problems solved by technology

Moreover, the ceramic tiles of the prior art are prone to dew condensation on the glaze surface when the indoor temperature difference is large. If the dew accumulates too much, it will flow along the wall, causing damage to the living conditions and poor indoor humidity regulation.

In addition, the ceramic tiles in the prior art have poor sound insulation effects.