Alkali excited material cured iron tailings, preparation method therefor and use method
A technology of iron tailings and alkali excitation, which is applied in the field of alkali-activated materials to solidify iron tailings and its preparation and use, can solve problems such as mountain damage, non-renewable resources, and aggravate the greenhouse effect, and achieve the goal of improving utilization and reducing costs Effect
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Embodiment 1
[0079] In this example, the following steps are followed to prepare alkali-excited material to solidify iron tailings sand
[0080] The first step is to take A50kg of air-dried iron tailings sand, lay it flat, crush the agglomerated iron tailings with a wooden mill, pass through a 2.36mm square-hole sieve, and weigh 1.2% according to the mass percentage based on the dry weight of iron tailings. 0.6kg of calcium carbide slag, 1.8kg of 3.6% blast furnace granulated slag, 0.3kg of 0.6% fly ash and 0.3kg of 0.6% red mud; the solidifying agent is mixed evenly and then mixed with iron tailings sand to obtain a mixed material;
[0081] The second step is to determine the optimum moisture content of 10.4% in accordance with the heavy-duty compaction test in the "Test Regulations for Inorganic Binder Stabilizing Materials for Highway Engineering" (JTG E51-2009);
[0082] The third step is to prevent the loss of moisture during the mixing process, adjust the moisture content to 11.4%, ...
Embodiment 2
[0095] The first step is to take A50kg of air-dried iron tailings sand, lay it flat, crush the agglomerated iron tailings with a wooden mill, pass through a 2.36mm square-hole sieve, and weigh 1.4% according to the mass percentage based on the dry weight of iron tailings. 0.7kg of calcium carbide slag of 4.2%, 2.1kg of 4.2% blast furnace granulated slag, 0.35kg of 0.7% fly ash and 0.35kg of 0.7% red mud. material;
[0096] In the second step, the optimum moisture content is determined to be 13.1% according to the heavy-duty compaction test in the "Highway Engineering Inorganic Binder Stabilizing Materials Test Regulations" (JTG E51-2009);
[0097] The third step is to prevent the loss of moisture during the mixing process, adjust the moisture content to 14.1%, mix the obtained moisture with the mixture in the first step, and spread the plastic cloth for 8 hours to obtain the alkali-excited material. Subgrade filler for solidified iron tailings sand;
[0098] In the unconfine...
Embodiment 3
[0102] The first step is to take A50kg of air-dried iron tailings sand, lay it flat, crush the agglomerated iron tailings with a wooden mill, pass through a 2.36mm square-hole sieve, and weigh 1.5% according to the mass percentage based on the dry weight of the iron tailings. 0.75kg of calcium carbide slag of 4.5%, 2.25kg of 4.5% blast furnace granulated slag, 0.375kg of 0.75% fly ash and 0.375kg of 0.75% red mud; after stirring the components of the curing agent evenly, they are mixed with iron tailings sand to obtain a mixed solution. material;
[0103] In the second step, the optimum moisture content is determined to be 14.2% according to the heavy-duty compaction test in the "Test Regulations for Inorganic Binder Stabilizing Materials for Highway Engineering" (JTG E51-2009);
[0104] The third step is to prevent the loss of moisture during the mixing process, adjust the moisture content to 15.2%, mix the obtained moisture with the mixture in the first step, and spread the ...
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