Load bearing or non-load bearing bake-free brick made of fly-ash
A fly ash, non-load-bearing technology, which is applied in the field of load-bearing and non-load-bearing non-sintered bricks, can solve the problems of poor frost resistance, high water absorption, and easy cracks in finished bricks, and achieve high frost resistance and energy saving Effect
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Embodiment 1
[0033] Embodiment 1 (load-bearing brick raw material preparation):
[0034] 70kg of fly ash, 9kg of gypsum, 13kg of lime, 0.6kg of sodium sulfate, 0.6kg of sodium chloride (industrial salt), 0.02kg of triethanolamine (more than 90% content), grind and mix the above-mentioned first five raw materials, and then add three The ethanolamine and water continue to stir and mix, and the amount of water added is the same as that of cement, and the mixed material is put into the brick pressing equipment for pressing and drying.
Embodiment 2
[0035] Embodiment 2 (load-bearing brick raw material preparation):
[0036] 75kg of fly ash, 9kg of ordinary 325# cement, 15kg of lime, 0.6kg of sodium sulfate, 0.6kg of sodium chloride (industrial salt), 0.04kg of triethanolamine (more than 90% content).
Embodiment 3
[0037] Embodiment 3 (non-load-bearing brick raw material preparation):
[0038] Fly ash 80kg, 325# cement 8kg, lime 11kg, sodium sulfate 0.5kg, sodium chloride (industrial salt) 0.5kg, triethanolamine (content above 90%) 0.01kg.
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