Gypsum with favorable collapsibility
A good, gypsum technology, used in cement production and other directions, can solve problems such as poor collapsibility, collapsibility, and defects in handicrafts, and achieve the effect of perfect demoulding and improving collapsibility.
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[0011] Gypsum with good collapsibility is composed of the following components by mass: 45 parts of natural gypsum powder, 55 parts of slag powder, 7 parts of binder, 3 parts of flux, 2 parts of catalyst, and 5 parts of purified water. Mix natural gypsum powder and slag powder into the reaction furnace, heat to 250°C, keep for 2-3 minutes, add binder, flux, catalyst and pure water, stir and heat to 550°C, keep for 5 minutes, anneal, and the temperature drops slowly To normal temperature, out of the oven, curing for 2 days, to obtain the finished product.
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[0013] Gypsum with good collapsibility is composed of the following components in parts by mass: 40 parts of natural gypsum powder, 60 parts of slag powder, 5 parts of binder, 2 parts of flux, 3 parts of catalyst and 6 parts of purified water. Mix natural gypsum powder and slag powder into the reaction furnace, heat to 250°C, keep for 2-3 minutes, add binder, flux, catalyst and pure water, stir and heat to 550°C, keep for 5 minutes, anneal, and the temperature drops slowly To normal temperature, out of the oven, curing for 2 days, to obtain the finished product.
[0014] Through research, it is found that simply using polyvinyl alcohol or sodium silicate as a binder cannot improve the collapsibility of gypsum, resulting in an imperfect demoulding process. When polyvinyl alcohol and sodium silicate are mixed as a binder, through correct The ratio can improve the collapsibility of gypsum and ensure the perfect ejection of the mold.
[0015] The invention can improve the collaps...
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