Baking-free bricks prepared from casting waste residues through recycling
A technology of avoiding burning bricks and waste residue, which is applied in the direction of solid waste management, sustainable waste treatment, climate sustainability, etc., can solve the problems of environmental damage, large material consumption, etc., and achieve energy saving, mining reduction, and simple production process Effect
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[0020] An unfired brick prepared by recycling foundry waste residue, which is made of the following components in parts by weight: gel material 52, fly ash 10, calcium phosphate 0.5, coal gangue 3, pottery clay 2, and dibutyl phthalate 0.1 , calcium carbonate powder 2, bauxite 3, foundry waste slag 60, appropriate amount of water;
[0021] The casting waste slag is processed and screened in the following ways:
[0022] 1) Screen the casting waste slag with a particle size of 300 mesh, and if it does not meet the particle size, use a ball mill to process it until the particle size reaches 300 mesh;
[0023] 2) Add 7% of the carbon powder and bentonite mixture to the foundry slag with a particle size of 300 meshes, mix evenly, and then roast at a temperature of 756°C for 78 minutes. The carbon in the mixture of carbon powder and bentonite Powder and bentonite are mixed in a mass ratio of 3:1, and the bentonite is pretreated before mixing with carbon powder: add bentonite to a s...
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