A burn-free brick prepared from iron tailings and its preparation method
A technology for iron tailings and non-burning bricks, applied in sustainable waste treatment, solid waste management, climate sustainability, etc., can solve the problems of less research and achieve the effect of large consumption
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Embodiment 1
[0042] A non-burning brick prepared by using iron tailings, the raw material components of the non-burning brick include: iron tailings, alkaline activator, steel slag powder, waste and old broken tile powder and gypsum powder, the weight and number ratio of each raw material component is for:
[0043] Iron tailings 40~50
[0044] Basic activator 5~10
[0045] Steel slag powder 5~10
[0046] Waste broken tile powder 10~20
[0047] Gypsum powder 10~40.
[0048] The alkaline activator is carbide slag or sodium silicate.
[0049] The preparation method when using sodium silicate as the alkaline activator is:
[0050] A. Crush the four materials of iron tailings, steel slag powder, waste and broken ceramic tiles, and sodium silicate to less than 20mm respectively, and pass through a 10mm sieve.
[0051] B. Use a kneader to first add iron tailings, steel slag powder and waste broken tile powder into the steam heating mixing tank according to the above weight ratio, and dry mi...
Embodiment 2
[0061] Further optimization on the basis of Example 1. Sodium silicate was selected as the alkaline activator.
[0062] Crush the iron tailings, steel slag, waste and old broken ceramic tiles, and sodium silicate to less than 20mm, and pass through a 10mm sieve. , steel slag powder, and waste and old broken tile powder in proportions of 45%, 5%, and 10% (accounting for the total weight of unburned bricks) were added to the mixing tank, dry-mixed for 5 minutes, and then 10% of sodium silicate (accounted for unburned bricks) was added to the mixing tank. The ratio of the total weight of raw materials) and 30% of gypsum powder (accounting for the total weight of unburned brick raw materials) and water are added and stirred together, the moisture content of the material is controlled at 10%, the temperature of the mixing tank is heated to 110°C with steam, and wet mixed for 10 minutes , to make the mixture uniform; put the stirred slurry material into a self-made abrasive tool wi...
Embodiment 3
[0064] Further optimization on the basis of Example 1. Sodium silicate was selected as the alkaline activator.
[0065] Crush the iron tailings, steel slag, waste and old broken ceramic tiles, and sodium silicate to less than 20mm, and pass through a 10mm sieve. , steel slag powder, and waste and old broken tile powder are added to the mixing tank at a ratio of 50%, 10%, and 10% (accounting for the total weight of unburned brick raw materials), dry-mixed for 5 minutes, and then 10% sodium silicate (accounting for unburned bricks) The proportion of the total weight of raw materials) and 20% of gypsum powder (accounting for the total weight of unburned brick raw materials) and water are added and stirred together, the moisture content of the material is controlled at 10%, the temperature of the mixing tank is heated to 105°C with steam, and wet mixing is carried out for 8 minutes , to make the mixture uniform; put the stirred slurry material into a self-made abrasive tool with ...
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