Manufacturing method of silk joint ash for ancient architecture and cultural relic repairing

Abstract

The invention discloses a manufacturing method of silk joint ash for ancient architecture and cultural relic repairing. The method comprises the steps that ash powder (oyster ash or clam ash) is adopted as a main raw material, glutinous rice and sweet water are added, put proportionally and mixed to be uniform to form a ball, the ball is poured into a concave stone ridge, solid wood pestles are adopted for performing repeated hammering and pounding till gluing is performed, the mixture is put into a container to be sealed for 1-2 d, water is added after unsealing, and a trowel is adopted for twisting, pressing and gluing till the appropriate thickness so that the ash can be formed for use. The natural material is adopted, and the manufactured mortar is free of toxicity and radioactivity, capable of insulating heat and preventing dampness, warm in winter, cool in summer, capable of saving energy and environmentally friendly. The method adopts local materials, is convenient to construct and reduces the cost; the manufactured mortar is high in strength, good in hardness and high in adhesive property, the wall face is fine and exquisite, solid and durable, and the authenticity of ancient architectures and cultural relics is well protected.

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[0001] The invention relates to the production and construction technology of silk seam mortar for the repair of ancient buildings, which is suitable for the repair of ancient buildings with brick and stone structures, the restoration of bricks, tiles, stones, and pottery for cultural relics protection, and can also be used for the construction of antique buildings; In particular, a method for making silk seam ash for repairs. Background technique

[0002] Chinese ancient architecture occupies an important position in the history of world architecture with superb architectural technology and unique architectural style. Chinese ancient architecture, as a precious heritage of human material culture, has been increasingly valued and protected by the state and local governments. On October 28, 2002, the State Council promulgated the "Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Cultural Relics", which was amended on April 24, 2015, clearly stipulat...

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