Normal-temperature fast-curing phosphosilicate inorganic adhesive and preparation method of adhesive
An inorganic adhesive, fast curing technology, applied in the field of adhesives, can solve the problems of non-compliance with environmental protection requirements, complex sizing process, etc., and achieve the effect of high toughness, simple construction process and fast bonding
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[0024] Normal temperature quick-curing phospho-silicate inorganic adhesive, which is made of raw materials with the following weight (unit: g):
[0025] Aluminum dihydrogen phosphate 100
[0026] Sodium silicate with modulus 3.0 100
[0027] 300# Portland cement 95
[0028] 0.3mm glass fiber (average diameter 6μm) 35
[0029] Deionized water 185
[0030] DOWEX MAC-3 1g
[0031] Manufacturing method: Dissolve 100g of sodium silicate with a modulus of 3.0 in 185g of deionized water, add 1g of DOWEX MAC-3 and stir, mix the obtained material with 100g of aluminum dihydrogen phosphate, 35g of glass fiber and 95g of 300# Portland The cement is uniformly mixed to obtain the normal-temperature fast-curing phospho-silicate inorganic adhesive.
[0032] Performance indicators: This product is used for bonding ceramic materials. It only needs to be coated with a thin layer to achieve fast bonding and positioning in 5 minutes. After curing at room temperature for 2 hours, the adhesive...
Embodiment 2
[0034] Normal temperature quick-curing phospho-silicate inorganic adhesive, which is made of raw materials with the following weight (unit: g):
[0035] Aluminum dihydrogen phosphate 100
[0036] Sodium silicate with modulus 3.0 98
[0037] 300# Portland cement 92
[0038] 0.3mm glass fiber (average diameter 6μm) 40
[0039] Deionized water 190
[0040] DOWEX MAC-3 0.29g
[0041] Manufacturing method: Dissolve 98g of sodium silicate with a modulus of 3.0 in 190g of deionized water, add 0.29g of DOWEXMAC-3 and stir, mix the obtained material with 100g of aluminum dihydrogen phosphate, 40g of glass fiber and 92g of 300# Portland cement Uniformly mixing can obtain the described room-temperature fast-curing phospho-silicate inorganic adhesive.
[0042] Performance indicators: This product is used for bonding ceramic materials. It only needs to be coated with a thin layer to achieve fast bonding and positioning in 5 minutes. After curing at room temperature for 2 hours, the ad...
Embodiment 3
[0044] Normal temperature quick-curing phospho-silicate inorganic adhesive, which is made of raw materials with the following weight (unit: g):
[0045] Aluminum dihydrogen phosphate 100
[0046] Sodium silicate with modulus 3.0 85
[0047] 300# Portland cement 90
[0048] 0.3mm glass fiber (average diameter 6μm) 30
[0049] Deionized water 150
[0050] DOWEX MAC-3 0.68g
[0051] Manufacturing method: Dissolve 85g of sodium silicate with a modulus of 3.0 in 150g of deionized water, add 0.68g of DOWEXMAC-3 and stir, mix the obtained material with 100g of aluminum dihydrogen phosphate, 30g of glass fiber and 90g of 300# Portland The cement is uniformly mixed to obtain the normal-temperature fast-curing phospho-silicate inorganic adhesive.
[0052] Performance indicators: This product is used for bonding ceramic materials. It only needs to be coated with a thin layer to achieve fast bonding and positioning in 5 minutes. The shear strength reaches 3.0MPa, and the shear stren...
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