A kind of modified phosphate inorganic binder for aluminum alloy casting and preparation method thereof
An inorganic binder and phosphate technology, applied in casting molding equipment, metal processing equipment, casting molds, etc., can solve the problems of poor hygroscopicity and collapsibility, low bonding strength, restricting development, etc., and achieve anti-hygroscopic performance. Excellent, excellent collapsibility, low cost effect
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[0021] The raw materials of the modified phosphate inorganic binder in this example are: 85% (mass concentration) industrial phosphoric acid 33%, aluminum hydroxide 6%, magnesium carbonate 2.5%, boric acid 1.5%, citric acid 0.8%, zinc oxide 2%, polyacrylamide 0.3%, deionized water 53.9%.
[0022] The preparation method of the present embodiment modified phosphate inorganic binder:
[0023] Step 1: Add 60Kg aluminum hydroxide and 539Kg deionized water into the enamel reaction kettle, start stirring and start heating to a slight boiling state;
[0024] Step 2: Slowly add 330Kg of industrial phosphoric acid. After the reaction is clear and transparent, add 15Kg of boric acid and continue the reaction until it is transparent. Add 25Kg of magnesium carbonate. After the reaction is transparent, continue to stir the reaction for at least 30 minutes;
[0025] Step 3: Slowly add 8Kg of citric acid, after the reaction is transparent, add 20Kg of zinc oxide, after the reaction is transp...
Embodiment 2
[0029] The raw materials of the modified phosphate inorganic binder in this example are: 85% (mass concentration) industrial phosphoric acid 36%, aluminum hydroxide 8%, magnesium carbonate 3.5%, boric acid 2.5%, citric acid 1%, zinc oxide 3%, polyacrylamide 0.5%, deionized water 45.5%.
[0030] The preparation method of the present embodiment modified phosphate inorganic binder:
[0031] Step 1: Add 80Kg aluminum hydroxide and 455Kg deionized water into the enamel reaction kettle, start stirring and start heating to a slight boiling state;
[0032] Step 2: Slowly add 360Kg of industrial phosphoric acid. After the reaction is clear and transparent, add 25Kg of boric acid and continue the reaction until it is transparent. Add 35Kg of magnesium carbonate. After the reaction is transparent, continue to stir the reaction for at least 30 minutes;
[0033] Step 3: Slowly add 10Kg of citric acid, after the reaction is transparent, add 30Kg of zinc oxide, and after the reaction is tra...
Embodiment 3
[0037] The raw materials of the modified phosphate inorganic binder in this example are: 85% (mass concentration) industrial phosphoric acid 38%, aluminum hydroxide 10%, magnesium carbonate 4%, boric acid 3%, citric acid 1.5%, zinc oxide 3.5%, polyacrylamide 0.6%, deionized water 39.4%.
[0038] The preparation method of the present embodiment modified phosphate inorganic binder:
[0039] Step 1: Add 100Kg aluminum hydroxide and 394Kg deionized water into the three-hole reaction kettle, start stirring and start heating to a slight boiling state;
[0040] Step 2: Slowly add 380Kg of industrial phosphoric acid. After the reaction is clear and transparent, add 30Kg of boric acid and continue the reaction until it is transparent. Add 40Kg of magnesium carbonate. After the reaction is transparent, continue to stir the reaction for at least 30 minutes;
[0041] Step 3: Slowly add 15Kg of citric acid, after the reaction is transparent, add 35Kg of zinc oxide, and after the reaction ...
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