Aggregate with irradiation-resistant function and preparation method and application thereof
A radiation-resistant and functional technology, applied in the field of radiation-resistant aggregates and their preparation, can solve the problems of poor concrete homogeneity, weak areas of concrete shielding, and high aggregate density.
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[0036] Raw materials for preparing boron industrial waste slag regeneration aggregate: boron mud 50kg (B 2 o 3 mass fraction of CaO 5%, water content 3.8%), calcareous shale 27kg (mass fraction of CaO 15%, loss on ignition 10%, particle size ≤ 5mm), metakaolin 22kg (specific surface area 12000m 2 / kg, SiO 2 The mass fraction of 50%, Al 2 o 3 The mass fraction of 50%) and flux lithium metaborate 1kg;
[0037] Raw materials for preparing the cement-based shell: 10.8kg of cement, 2.99kg of fly ash, 0.96kg of silica fume, 7.06kg of water, 0.23kg of polycarboxylate water reducing agent (32% water reducing rate) and 0.89kg of UEA expansion agent .
[0038]Mix and grind the above-mentioned boron mud, shale, metakaolin and flux, and then granulate, with a particle size of 5-7mm and a moisture content of 15%; preheat the spheres obtained by granulation at 600°C for 25min , then calcined at 1150°C for 40min, and finally cooled naturally in the air to room temperature, and the rege...
Embodiment 2
[0040] Raw materials for preparing boron industrial waste slag regeneration aggregate: boron mud 42kg (B 2 o 3 mass fraction of CaO 8%, water content 2.5%), calcareous shale 31kg (mass fraction of CaO 25%, loss on ignition 8%, particle size ≤ 5mm), metakaolin 22kg (specific surface area 14000m 2 / kg, SiO 2 The mass fraction of 60%, Al 2 o 3 The mass fraction of 40%) and flux lithium pyroborate 5kg;
[0041] Raw materials for preparing the cement-based shell: 15.5kg of cement, 3.87kg of fly ash, 1.58kg of silica fume, 7.93kg of water, 0.49kg of polycarboxylate water reducing agent (32% water reducing rate) and 1.61kg of UEA expansion agent .
[0042] Mix and grind the above-mentioned boron mud, shale, metakaolin and flux, and then granulate, with a particle size of 13-15mm and a moisture content of 25%; preheat the granulated spheres at 800°C for 40 minutes , and then calcined at 1050°C for 60 minutes, and finally cooled naturally in the air to room temperature, and the r...
Embodiment 3
[0044] Raw materials for preparing boron industrial waste slag regeneration aggregate: boron mud 42kg (B 2 o 3 mass fraction of CaO 6%, water content 1.5%), calcareous shale 35kg (mass fraction of CaO 20%, loss on ignition 7%, particle size ≤ 5mm), metakaolin 22kg (specific surface area 12000m 2 / kg, SiO 2 The mass fraction of 65%, Al 2 o 3 The mass fraction of 35%) and flux lithium pyroborate 1kg;
[0045] Raw materials for preparing the cement-based shell: 18.86kg of cement, 4.67kg of fly ash, 2.09kg of silica fume, 12.58kg of water, 0.65kg of polycarboxylate water reducing agent (28% water reducing rate) and 2.13kg of UEA expansion agent .
[0046] Mix and grind the above-mentioned boron mud, shale, metakaolin and flux, and then granulate, with a particle size of 10-12mm and a moisture content of 20%; preheat the granulated sphere at 700°C for 35min , then calcined at 1100°C for 50min, and finally cooled naturally in the air to room temperature, and the regenerated ne...
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