Method for steaming and curing a fly ash aerated concrete slab
A technology for aerated concrete slabs and fly ash, which is used in applications, ceramic molding machines, household appliances, etc., can solve problems such as steam curing cracks, differences in expansion of aerated concrete bodies and steel bars, and reduce the crack rate of finished products. The effect of improving the efficiency of steam curing operation and improving the qualified rate of finished products
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[0041] This embodiment includes the following steps in sequence:
[0042] Ⅰ Test the properties of magnesite
[0043] After testing, the content of MgO in the magnesite of this embodiment is 94.2%, the digestion speed of magnesite is 4 hours and 16 minutes, the digestion temperature of magnesite is 56.7°C, and the volume expansion of magnesite after digestion is 16.4 %.
[0044] The measured performance part data can meet the requirements.
[0045] Ⅱ ingredients
[0046] Adding magnesite to fly ash air-entrained concrete will increase the volume of magnesite after digestion.
[0047] Weigh out the fly ash slurry (including desulfurized gypsum), cement, quicklime, magnesite and aluminum powder according to the following mass ratio:
[0048] Fly ash 3000; Cement 200; Quicklime 600;
[0049] Lingite 30; Aluminum powder 2.5;
[0050] Considering the digestion loss of magnesite in the mixed slurry, the amount of magnesite was increased by 7%, and the actual added m...
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