A method of directly forming and loading mud
A mud and direct technology, applied in the field of direct molding and loading of mud, can solve the problems of polluted materials, insufficient surface strength, and small loading capacity
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[0020] figure 1 A schematic diagram of clay molding is given. Among them, 1 is a porous template made of silicone rubber (thickness 1mm), 2 is a 60-mesh mesh made of PP as the interface adjustment layer, and 3 is a carrier made of PP with three-dimensional mesh holes (thickness 10mm). 1 has more than 1000 forming holes, while figure 1 Only one hole is shown as an example. 4 circles the distribution of a small portion of mud in such a system: a portion stays in the forming holes of the formwork, and a portion passes through the interface adjustment layer and penetrates into the three-dimensional network of the carrier like tree roots.
[0021] figure 2 A schematic top view of the porous template is given. The length and width of the template are 34cm and 24cm respectively, and more than 1000 hexagonal honeycomb holes 6 are specially made in the area 5 of 30cm*24cm in the middle. The side length of the honeycomb hole 6 is 3mm. The gap 7 between honeycombs is 2 mm.
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Embodiment 2
[0026] Other steps are the same as in Example 1. Change the interface adjustment layer from PP mesh to high-temperature non-stick cloth, so that no mud can penetrate into the carrier. After shaping, hexagonal flake manganese oxide particles with uniform shrinkage and flatness can be obtained.
Embodiment 3
[0028] Other steps are the same as in Example 1. Cancel the carrier, so it is equivalent to the place where the mud is not fixed. After shaping, it can be observed that the particles are easy to fall off from the interface adjustment layer, thereby obtaining uniform and flat hexagonal plate-shaped manganese oxide particles. Figure 5 The effect of this case is given.
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