Grouting material capable of improving water retention capacity of water glass composite colloid used in coal mine and preparation method of grouting material
A technology of grouting material and water glass, which is applied in the field of fire extinguishing materials, can solve problems such as poor water retention performance and cracking of consolidated bodies, and achieve the effects of improving water retention performance, prolonging the setting time, and solving the effects of easy cracking
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[0019] 1) Dissolve 0.1 g of starch in 71 g of tap water at room temperature, and stir until the solution system is stable and the polymer particles do not agglomerate.
[0020] 2) Add 2g of sodium bicarbonate powder into the solution obtained in step 1), and stir until the sodium bicarbonate powder is completely dissolved, and there is no white granular powder in the solution. Then slowly add 10 g of bentonite to the solution, and stir until the bentonite particles are evenly dispersed.
[0021] 3) Take 17g of water glass solution and add it to the solution obtained in step 2), stir until the bentonite particles no longer settle, and then let stand until the system is completely consolidated.
[0022] The initial setting time of the obtained composite colloidal material is 5min30s, and the final setting time is 7min32s; after setting, the dehydration rate after standing at room temperature for 30 days is 75.76%, and the consolidated body has no cracking phenomenon.
Embodiment 2
[0024] 1) Dissolve 0.1 g of cellulose in 71 g of tap water at room temperature, and stir until the solution system is stable and the polymer particles do not agglomerate.
[0025] 2) Add 2g of sodium bicarbonate powder into the solution obtained in step 1), and stir until the sodium bicarbonate powder is completely dissolved, and there is no white granular powder in the solution. Then slowly add 10 g of bentonite to the solution, and stir until the bentonite particles are evenly dispersed.
[0026] 3) Take 17g of water glass solution and add it to the solution obtained in step 2), stir until the bentonite particles no longer settle, and then let stand until the system is completely consolidated.
[0027] The initial setting time of the obtained composite colloidal material is 7min50s, and the final setting time is 10min17s; after setting, the dehydration rate after standing at room temperature for 30 days is 74.57%, and the consolidated body has no cracking phenomenon.
Embodiment 3
[0029] 1) Dissolve 0.2g of cationic polyacrylamide in 71g of tap water at room temperature, and stir until the solution system is stable and the polymer particles do not agglomerate.
[0030] 2) Add 2g of sodium bicarbonate powder into the solution obtained in step 1), and stir until the sodium bicarbonate powder is completely dissolved, and there is no white granular powder in the solution. Then slowly add 10 g of bentonite to the solution, and stir until the bentonite particles are evenly dispersed.
[0031] 3) Take 17g of water glass solution and add it to the solution obtained in step 2), stir until the bentonite particles no longer settle, and then let stand until the system is completely consolidated.
[0032] The initial setting time of the obtained composite colloidal material is 6min48s, and the final setting time is 11min47s; after setting, the water loss rate is 77.14% after standing at room temperature for 30 days, and the consolidated body has no cracking phenomen...
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