Foamed ceramic composite plate based on shale and copper tailings as main materials and production method of foamed ceramic composite plate
A technology of foamed ceramics and a production method, applied in the field of foamed ceramic thermal insulation composite panels for construction, can solve the problems of high price, scarcity of resources, restricting the development of thermal insulation decoration materials, etc. Improve ball milling efficiency and save energy
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Embodiment 1
[0060] The mass percentage is divided into: silty shale 58%, copper tailings 25%, bentonite 10%, expanded perlite micropowder 5%, aluminum fluoride 1%, green silicon carbide dust collection micropowder 0.5%, tripolyphosphoric acid 0.5% % of the foamed ceramic base material is weighed, and put into the ball mill for wet ball milling according to the material:water ratio of 1:0.75. After the mud is tested and passed, it is stale and sprayed to make powder. The qualified powder is sent to the airtight silo for stale use; , the mass percentage is divided into: lithium porcelain sand 45%, perlite powder 20%, wollastonite 10%, kaolin 9%, burnt talc 5%, fluorite 1%, minus potassium tripolyphosphate 0.2%, toughening agent 5% and 4.8% coloring materials for toughened ceramic fabrics are weighed and put into the ball mill for wet ball milling according to the material:water ratio -1:0.55. After the mud is tested and passed, it is stale and sprayed to make powder, and the qualified powder...
Embodiment 2
[0062] The mass percentage is divided into: silty shale 30%, copper tailings 38%, zeolite 25%, expanded perlite micropowder 5%, aluminum fluoride 1%, green silicon carbide dust collection micropowder 0.5%, tripolyphosphoric acid 0.5% % of the foamed ceramic base material is weighed, according to the material: water ratio of 1:0.85, put it into the ball mill for wet ball milling, ball milling for 12 hours, the mud fineness is 1.87% (the ratio of sieve to dryness), and the flow rate is 31″ (coating 4 viscosity ), specific gravity 1.46 (pycnometer method), moisture 47% (mass percentage), sieve and stale as required, spray powder, and qualified powder is sent to a closed silo for stale storage; at the same time, the mass percentage is divided into: lithium porcelain 50% sand, 20% perlite micropowder, 5% wollastonite, 9% bentonite, 5% burnt talc, 1% fluorite, 0.2% potassium tripolyphosphate, 5% toughening agent, 4.8% pigment The tough ceramic fabric batch is weighed and put into th...
Embodiment 3
[0064]The mass percentage is divided into: silty shale 30%, copper tailings 38%, zeolite 25%, perlite micropowder 5%, aluminum fluoride 1%, green silicon carbide dust collection micropowder 0.5%, tripolyphosphoric acid 0.5% The foamed ceramic bottom material batch material is weighed, according to the material: water ratio of 1:0.85, put it into the ball mill for wet ball milling, ball milling for 12 hours, the mud fineness is 1.87% (the sieve dry ratio), the flow rate is 31″ (coated with 4 viscometer ), specific gravity 1.46 (pycnometer method), moisture 47% (mass percentage), sieve and stale according to requirements, spray powder, and qualified powder is sent to a closed silo for stale storage; at the same time, the mass percentage is divided into: Lithium porcelain sand 50%, perlite powder 20%, wollastonite 5%, bentonite 9%, calcined talc 5%, fluorite 1%, minus potassium tripolyphosphate 0.2%, toughening agent 5%, pigment 4.8% toughening The ceramic fabric batch material i...
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