Concrete wall material by furnace-bottom dry slag and its production
A concrete wall and dry slag technology, applied in the direction of solid waste management, sustainable waste treatment, climate sustainability, etc., can solve the problem that the water type slag removal system cannot adapt, the water consumption and wastewater discharge are large, and the ash removal system Problems such as large construction costs and maintenance costs, to achieve significant social benefits, improve impermeability performance, and improve appearance
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Embodiment 1-3
[0022] Use furnace bottom dry slag with the aforementioned properties and chemical composition as fine aggregate, and cement and stone chips to make small hollow blocks of furnace bottom dry slag concrete according to the ingredient ratio in Table 3:
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[0024] Mix the three materials evenly and put them into the mixer for mixing. The mixing time is controlled at about 3 minutes. The water consumption is checked visually to ensure that the mixture meets the molding requirements. The mixer uses a twin-shaft concrete mixer. The amount of dry slag at the bottom of the furnace should be properly adjusted according to different cement varieties, the maximum particle size of the stones, the change of particle gradation, and the model of the molding machine. The mixed material is fed into the automatic molding machine according to the block size (the main block size is 390×190×190) for automatic molding, and the vibration molding time is 30 seconds. The fo...
Embodiment 4-6
[0029] Make furnace bottom dry slag concrete porous brick according to the ingredient ratio in Table 5:
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[0031] Put the three materials into the mixer according to the above ratio and stir them. The amount of water added is visually checked, and the stirring time is 3 minutes. The mixed material is fed into the automatic molding machine according to the block size (the main block size is 240×115×90) for automatic molding. The formed blocks are naturally maintained in the open air and watered 4-6 times a day.
[0032] For the concrete porous bricks produced according to the above process, their mechanical properties were tested with reference to JC943-2004 "Concrete Porous Bricks". The test results are listed in Table 6.
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[0034] It can be seen from Table 6 that the performance indexes of the above concrete porous bricks respectively meet the index requirements of MU10, MU15 and MU20 in JC943-2004 "Concrete Porous Br...
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