Method for preparing controllable low-strength material from sludge in waterworks, and material
A waterworks, low-strength technology, applied in the research field of controllable low-strength materials, can solve problems such as aluminum poisoning, achieve the effects of reducing treatment costs, significant economic benefits, and reducing environmental burdens
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[0033] Embodiment 1: see figure 1 (a) and figure 1 (b), the proportion of sludge from the waterworks was 0%, 12.5%, 25%, 50% and 100%, respectively, to test the coagulation time and compressive strength of the controllable low-strength material, of which 12.5% The group is relatively close to the engineering standard (slump to meet 210 mm ± 10m, final setting time < 24 hours, compressive strength controlled at 0.3-2.1MPa).
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[0034] Example 2: see figure 2 (a) and figure 2 (b), the setting time and compressive strength test results of controllable low-strength materials prepared for adding different coagulation aids (where Control is the blank control group), it can be seen from the analysis of the above results: compared with the blank control group, adding 4% After adding -8% organic coagulant (TEA, triethanolamine), the initial setting time and final setting time were reduced by 70%-80%, respectively. Finally, calcium-based coagulants (CaO, CaCl 2 , Ca(NO) 3 , Ca(OAc) 2 ) and the controllable low-strength materials of organic coagulants are in line with the international engineering standards for controllable low-strength materials.
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