Limestone cultural relic bonding mold and limestone cultural relic bonding method

Through the limestone cultural relics bonding mold and method, and utilizing the double-layer structure of organic and inorganic bonding materials, the problem of insufficient bonding strength and aging resistance between the limestone grotto temple rock body and the cultural relics body is solved, thereby extending the service life and improving the aesthetics and stability.

CN117621702BActive Publication Date: 2025-09-05DUNHUANG ACAD +1
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Application Number
CN202311755163.6
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Patents(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2023-12-20
Publication Date
2025-09-05
Estimated Expiration
2043-12-20

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Technical Problem

The existing bonding and reinforcement materials for the limestone grotto temple rock mass and the cultural relics themselves have problems such as insufficient bonding strength and poor aging resistance, which leads to the aggravation of the damage of the cultural relics and the inability to effectively extend their service life.

Method used

A limestone cultural relic bonding mold and method are used to form a double-layer structure of an organic bonding material layer and an inorganic bonding material layer through a shaping mold and a sealing component. The high bonding strength of the organic bonding material and the aging resistance of the inorganic bonding material are utilized to fill materials in the inner and outer circles respectively to enhance the bonding effect.

Benefits of technology

The service life of the bonding and reinforcement materials for damaged limestone cultural relics has been extended, the service life and lifespan have been increased, and the aesthetics and stability of the restored items have been improved.

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Abstract

The present invention discloses a limestone cultural relic bonding mold and a corresponding bonding method, which relate to the field of cultural relic restoration. The mold has a sealing surface, a first sealing component protruding from the sealing surface, and the first sealing component can extend from the outside of the cavity to be bonded of the workpiece to be bonded into the cavity to be bonded, and the first sealing component can seal the cavity to be bonded. A first mold cavity is formed between the mold and the workpiece to be bonded, and the first mold cavity is formed by the gap between the first sealing component and the cavity to be bonded or surrounded by the inner sidewall of the first sealing component. The first injection hole is used to fill the first mold cavity with an organic adhesive material and form an organic adhesive material layer. The space occupied by the first sealing component in the cavity to be bonded can form a bonding groove, and the bonding groove is used to fill the inorganic adhesive material to form an inorganic adhesive material layer. The inorganic adhesive material layer and the inner wall of the cavity to be bonded can completely wrap the organic adhesive material layer. The present invention can improve the service life and life of existing bonding reinforcement materials.
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Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of cultural relic restoration, in particular to a limestone cultural relic bonding mould and a limestone cultural relic bonding method. Background Art

[0002] China's grotto temples have a long history, are numerous, and feature rich content. They possess unique styles and distinct national characteristics, providing a wealth of valuable material for the study of ancient Chinese history, religion, art, folk customs, and social, political, and economic transformations, representing a non-renewable cultural relic resource. Due to my country's vast territory and vastly varying geographical and climatic conditions, grotto temples, as immovable cultural relics, have suffered varying degrees of damage to the rock mass and sculptures due to the long-term effects of natural forces and human activities. Specifically, grotto temples, constructed from limestone primarily composed of dolomite and calcite, are severely weathered due to their brittle nature, low rock strength, and subsequent infilling with cement. This has led to frequent defects such as localized defects and cracks, degrading the rock mass and causing the cracked rock mass to gradually fragment and fall off. This continuous process has resulted in layered delamination and collapse of the cliff face and the sculptures themselves, ultimately destroying and dismantling the grotto sculptures and their associated cultural relics.

[0003] At present, the main method of reinforcement and repair for weathering damages such as cracking and partial loss of limestone grotto temple rock masses and their cultural relics is to use anti-weathering reinforcement materials. Anti-weathering reinforcement materials generally include inorganic materials, organic materials, composite materials, and organic-inorganic hybrid materials. Among them, bonding reinforcement technology is one of the most important measures for weathering reinforcement and repair of limestone grotto temple rock masses and cultural relics. Current anti-weathering reinforcement materials have the advantages and disadvantages of both organic and inorganic materials. Specifically, organic materials have good bonding strength, but poor compatibility with limestone rock masses and cultural relics, and poor aging resistance. Inorganic materials have good aging resistance and compatibility, but suffer from the defect of less than ideal bonding strength. Summary of the Invention

[0004] The purpose of the present invention is to provide a limestone cultural relic bonding mold and a limestone cultural relic bonding method to solve the problems existing in the above-mentioned prior art, and to extend the maximum service life of the existing limited available bonding and reinforcement materials for cultural relic defects such as limestone cracks and local defects, thereby effectively improving and enhancing the service life and lifespan of the existing bonding and reinforcement materials.

[0005] To achieve the above object, the present invention provides the following solutions:

[0006] The present invention provides a limestone cultural relic bonding mold, comprising a shaping mold and a first sealing component, the shaping mold having a sealing surface, the first sealing component being fixedly connected to the sealing surface, and the first sealing component protruding from the sealing surface, the first sealing component being able to extend from the outside of the to-be-bonded cavity of the to-be-bonded workpiece into the to-be-bonded cavity, and the first sealing component being able to seal the to-be-bonded cavity, a first mold cavity being formed between the shaping mold and the to-be-bonded workpiece, the first mold cavity being formed by the gap between the first sealing component and the to-be-bonded cavity or being surrounded by the inner sidewall of the first sealing component, a first injection hole being provided on the shaping mold and being connected to the first mold cavity, the first injection hole being used to fill the first mold cavity with an organic adhesive material and form an organic adhesive material layer, the space occupied by the first sealing component in the to-be-bonded cavity being able to form a bonding groove, the bonding groove being used to fill an inorganic adhesive material and form an inorganic adhesive material layer, the inorganic adhesive material layer and the inner wall of the to-be-bonded cavity being able to completely wrap the organic adhesive material layer.

[0007] Preferably, the shaping mold has an inner cavity running through the shaping mold, the inner side wall of the inner cavity is the sealing surface, the inner cavity of the shaping mold is used to sleeve the part to be bonded, and the inner side wall of the shaping mold can match the outer wall of the part to be bonded that is sleeved in the inner cavity.

[0008] Preferably, the first sealing component is annular, the cavity to be bonded is annular, the first sealing component can be fully extended into the cavity to be bonded, the parts of the inner cavity located on both sides of the first mold cavity are respectively the first accommodating cavity and the second accommodating cavity, the first accommodating cavity is used to accommodate the first component to be bonded, the second accommodating cavity is used to accommodate the second component to be bonded, and the two ends of the first sealing component can respectively contact with one end of the first component to be bonded close to the second accommodating cavity and one end of the second component to be bonded close to the first accommodating cavity, the space between the end face of the first component to be bonded close to the second accommodating cavity, the end face of the second component to be bonded close to the first accommodating cavity and the inner side wall of the first sealing component is the first mold cavity.

[0009] Preferably, it also includes a second sealing component, which is capable of contacting the workpiece to be bonded, and the second sealing component is capable of sealing the bonding groove and forming a second mold cavity. A second injection hole that can be connected to the second sealing cavity is provided on the second sealing component or is left between the second sealing component and the workpiece to be bonded, and the second injection hole is used to fill the second mold cavity with an inorganic adhesive material layer.

[0010] The present invention also provides a method for bonding limestone cultural relics, which comprises the following steps:

[0011] S1, filling an organic adhesive material into the bonding cavity of the workpiece to be bonded to form an organic adhesive material layer, wherein the organic adhesive material layer is concave in the bonding cavity;

[0012] S2. Continue filling the cavity to be bonded with the inorganic bonding material, and ensure that the organic bonding material layer is completely wrapped between the inorganic bonding material and the inner wall of the cavity to be bonded.

[0013] Preferably, S1 further comprises: before filling the bonding cavity of the workpiece to be bonded with the organic bonding material, making a shaping mold and a first sealing component, wherein:

[0014] The shaping mold has a sealing surface, the first sealing component can be fixedly connected to the sealing surface, and the first sealing component protrudes from the sealing surface, the first sealing component can extend from the outside of the to-be-bonded cavity of the to-be-bonded workpiece into the to-be-bonded cavity, and the first sealing component can seal the to-be-bonded cavity, a first mold cavity is formed between the shaping mold and the to-be-bonded workpiece, the first mold cavity is formed by the gap between the first sealing component and the to-be-bonded cavity or is surrounded by the inner side wall of the first sealing component, the shaping mold is provided with a first injection hole connected to the first mold cavity, the space occupied by the first sealing component in the to-be-bonded cavity can form a bonding groove, the bonding groove is used to fill the inorganic bonding material and form an inorganic bonding material layer, the inorganic bonding material layer and the inner wall of the to-be-bonded cavity can completely wrap the organic bonding material layer;

[0015] Inserting the first sealing component into the bonding cavity of the workpiece from the outside thereof, with the sealing surface in contact with the outer wall of the workpiece, and filling the first mold cavity with the organic bonding material through the first injection hole to form the organic bonding material layer;

[0016] S2 includes: separating the shaping mold and the first sealing component from the part to be inspected, and filling the inorganic adhesive material into the adhesive groove.

[0017] Preferably, before filling the bonding groove with the inorganic bonding material, a second sealing component is obtained, the second sealing component being capable of contacting the workpiece to be bonded, and a second injection hole capable of communicating with the second sealing cavity is provided on the second sealing component or is left between the second sealing component and the workpiece to be bonded;

[0018] S2 includes: after separating the shaping mold and the first sealing component from the part to be inspected, first using the second sealing component to seal the bonding groove and form a second mold cavity, and filling the second mold cavity with the inorganic adhesive material through the second injection hole.

[0019] Preferably, S1 also includes: before making the shaping mold and the first sealing component, obtaining the shape and size of the workpiece to be bonded and the cavity to be bonded, and determining the shape and size of the sealing surface and the first sealing component according to the shape and size of the workpiece to be bonded and the cavity to be bonded, so that the part of the first sealing component extending into the cavity to be bonded can match the cavity to be bonded and seal the cavity to be bonded, and the sealing surface can completely contact the outer wall of the part to be bonded corresponding to the sealing surface.

[0020] Preferably, the first sealing component is annular, the cavity to be bonded is annular, and the parts of the inner cavity located on both sides of the first mold cavity are respectively a first accommodating cavity and a second accommodating cavity, the first accommodating cavity is used to accommodate the first component to be bonded, and the second accommodating cavity is used to accommodate the second component to be bonded, and the two ends of the first sealing component can respectively contact with an end of the first component to be bonded close to the second accommodating cavity and an end of the second component to be bonded close to the first accommodating cavity, and the space between the end surface of the first component to be bonded close to the second accommodating cavity, the end surface of the second component to be bonded close to the first accommodating cavity, and the inner side wall of the first sealing component constitutes the first mold cavity;

[0021] S1 further includes: placing the first component to be bonded in the first accommodating cavity of the shaping mold, and making the upper end surface of the first component to be bonded contact with the lower end surface of the first sealing component, filling the first mold cavity with the organic adhesive material, and placing the second component to be bonded in the second accommodating cavity of the shaping mold; applying pressure directed toward the second component to be bonded to the first component to be bonded to the second component to be bonded, and applying pressure directed toward the first component to be bonded to the second component to be bonded, until the organic adhesive material is cured, so that the first component to be bonded and the second component to be bonded are bonded into the integral component;

[0022] S2 also includes: separating the shaping mold and the first sealing component from the integral component, connecting the second sealing component to the integral component, and making the second sealing component seal the bonding groove, and injecting the inorganic adhesive material into the second mold cavity through the second injection hole; applying pressure directed toward the second component to be bonded to the first component to be bonded, and applying pressure directed toward the first component to be bonded to the second component to be bonded until the inorganic adhesive material is preliminarily solidified.

[0023] Compared with the prior art, the present invention has achieved the following technical effects:

[0024] The present invention provides a limestone cultural relic bonding mold and a limestone cultural relic bonding method, which include a shaping mold and a first sealing component. The shaping mold has a sealing surface, and the first sealing component protrudes from the sealing surface. The first sealing component can extend from the outside of the to-be-bonded cavity of the to-be-bonded workpiece into the to-be-bonded cavity, and the first sealing component can seal the to-be-bonded cavity. A first mold cavity is formed between the shaping mold and the to-be-bonded workpiece. The first mold cavity is formed by the gap between the first sealing component and the to-be-bonded cavity or is surrounded by the inner side wall of the first sealing component. The first injection hole is used to fill the first mold cavity with an organic adhesive material and form an organic adhesive material layer. The space occupied by the first sealing component in the to-be-bonded cavity can form a bonding groove, and the bonding groove is used to fill an inorganic adhesive material and form an inorganic adhesive material layer. The inorganic adhesive material layer and the inner wall of the to-be-bonded cavity can completely wrap the organic adhesive material layer. The limestone cultural relic bonding mold provided in this embodiment first seals the cavity to be bonded by a first sealing component to form a first mold cavity, and fills the first mold cavity with an organic bonding material to form an organic bonding material layer. Then, the shaping mold and the first sealing component are separated from the object to be bonded. At this time, the space occupied by the first sealing component in the cavity to be bonded can form a bonding groove, and the inorganic bonding material layer is filled into the bonding groove, and the inorganic bonding material layer and the inner wall of the cavity to be bonded can completely wrap the organic bonding material layer. The limestone cultural relic bonding mold utilizes both organic and inorganic bonding materials to bond the cultural relics, giving full play to the advantages of high bonding strength of organic bonding materials and good aging resistance and compatibility of inorganic bonding materials, and can extend the maximum service life of the existing limited available bonding reinforcement materials for cultural relic defects such as limestone cracks and local defects, effectively improving and enhancing the service life and lifespan of existing bonding reinforcement materials; compared with the existing method of seeking a variety of bonding reinforcement materials, it provides a new approach for the bonding reinforcement technology for weathering protection and restoration of limestone rock masses and cultural relics; at the same time, since organic bonding materials are more susceptible to weathering, the inorganic bonding materials are arranged on the outer circle of the organic bonding materials, which can reduce the degree of weathering of the organic bonding materials in the inner circle; the appearance of the inorganic bonding materials is more similar to that of the limestone rock masses and cultural relics, and can improve the aesthetics of the repaired limestone rock masses and cultural relics. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0025] In order to more clearly illustrate the embodiments of the present invention or the technical solutions in the prior art, the following briefly introduces the drawings required for use in the embodiments. Obviously, the drawings described below are only some embodiments of the present invention. For ordinary technicians in this field, other drawings can be obtained based on these drawings without paying any creative work.

[0026] Figure 1 A schematic structural diagram of the limestone cultural relic bonding mold provided in Example 1;

[0027] Figure 2 for Figure 1 Schematic diagram of the structure after cutting along the AA section;

[0028] Figure 3 A schematic structural diagram of the shaping die provided in Example 1;

[0029] Figure 4 This is a schematic structural diagram of the integrated component provided in Example 1 after bonding the inorganic material layer;

[0030] Figure 5 Schematic diagram of the positional relationship between the organic adhesive material layer and the inorganic adhesive material layer on the integral component provided in Example 1;

[0031] Figure 6 This is a schematic structural diagram of the first sealing component provided in Example 1 after being bonded to the integral component;

[0032] Figure 7 A schematic structural diagram of the bonding groove provided in Example 1;

[0033] Figure 8 A schematic structural diagram of the cavity to be bonded provided in Example 1;

[0034] In the figure: 100, limestone cultural relic bonding mold; 1, shaping mold; 101, first sealing component; 102, first mold cavity; 103, first accommodating cavity; 104, second accommodating cavity; 105, sealing surface; 2, second sealing component; 3, first component to be bonded; 4, second component to be bonded; 5, organic bonding material layer; 6, inorganic bonding material layer; 7, cavity to be bonded; 8, bonding groove. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0035] The following will clearly and completely describe the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described embodiments are only part of the embodiments of the present invention, not all of the embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by ordinary technicians in this field without making creative efforts are within the scope of protection of the present invention.

[0036] The purpose of the present invention is to provide a limestone cultural relic bonding mold and a limestone cultural relic bonding method to solve the problems existing in the above-mentioned prior art, and to extend the maximum service life of the existing limited available bonding and reinforcement materials for cultural relic defects such as limestone cracks and local defects, thereby effectively improving and enhancing the service life and lifespan of the existing bonding and reinforcement materials.

[0037] In order to make the above-mentioned objects, features and advantages of the present invention more obvious and easy to understand, the present invention is further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.

[0038] Example 1

[0039] like Figure 1-8As shown, this embodiment provides a limestone cultural relic bonding mold 100, including a shaping mold 1 and a first sealing component 101. The shaping mold 1 has a sealing surface 105. The first sealing component 101 can be fixedly connected to the sealing surface 105, and the first sealing component 101 protrudes from the sealing surface 105. The first sealing component 101 can extend from the outside of the to-be-bonded cavity 7 of the to-be-bonded workpiece into the to-be-bonded cavity 7, and the first sealing component 101 can seal the to-be-bonded cavity 7. A first mold cavity 102 is formed between the shaping mold 1 and the to-be-bonded workpiece. The first mold cavity 102 is formed by the gap between the first sealing component 101 and the to-be-bonded cavity 7 or is surrounded by the inner side wall of the first sealing component 101. Specifically, when the to-be-bonded cavity 7 is in the form of a groove on the to-be-bonded workpiece (such as a crack), the first mold cavity 102 is formed by the gap between the first sealing component 101 and the to-be-bonded cavity 7. When the bonded part is broken into the first bonded part 3 and the second bonded part 4, the bonded cavity 7 is the space occupied by the bonding layer between the first bonded part 3 and the second bonded part 4. The shaping mold 1 is provided with a first injection hole connected to the first mold cavity 102. The first injection hole is used to fill the organic adhesive material into the first mold cavity 102 and form an organic adhesive material layer 5. The space occupied by the first sealing part 101 in the bonded cavity 7 can form a bonding groove 8. The bonding groove 8 is used to fill the inorganic adhesive material and form an inorganic adhesive material layer 6. The inorganic adhesive material layer 6 and the inner wall of the bonded cavity 7 can completely wrap the organic adhesive material layer 5. The limestone cultural relic bonding mold 100 provided in this embodiment first seals the cavity to be bonded 7 through the first sealing component 101 to form a first mold cavity 102, and fills the first mold cavity 102 with an organic bonding material to form an organic bonding material layer 5. Then, the shaping mold 1 and the first sealing component 101 are separated from the object to be bonded. At this time, the space occupied by the first sealing component 101 in the cavity to be bonded 7 can form a bonding groove 8, and the inorganic bonding material layer 6 is filled into the bonding groove 8. The inorganic bonding material layer 6 and the inner wall of the cavity to be bonded 7 can completely wrap the organic bonding material layer 5.The limestone cultural relic bonding mold 100 utilizes both organic and inorganic bonding materials to bond cultural relics, giving full play to the advantages of high bonding strength of organic bonding materials and good aging resistance and compatibility of inorganic bonding materials. It can extend the maximum service life of the existing limited available bonding reinforcement materials for cultural relic defects such as limestone cracks and local defects, and effectively improve and enhance the service life and lifespan of existing bonding reinforcement materials. Compared with the existing method of seeking diverse bonding reinforcement materials, it provides a new approach to the bonding reinforcement technology for weathering protection and restoration of limestone rock masses and cultural relics. At the same time, since organic bonding materials are more susceptible to weathering, the inorganic bonding material is arranged on the outer ring of the organic bonding material, which can reduce the degree of weathering of the organic bonding material in the inner ring. The appearance of the inorganic bonding material is more similar to that of the limestone rock mass and cultural relics, which can improve the aesthetics of the repaired limestone rock mass and cultural relics.

[0040] In this embodiment, the shaping mold 1 has an inner cavity that runs through the shaping mold 1, and the inner side wall of the inner cavity is a sealing surface 105. The inner cavity of the shaping mold 1 is used to sleeve the workpiece to be bonded, and the inner side wall of the shaping mold 1 can match the outer wall of the part of the workpiece to be bonded that is sleeved in the inner cavity, so that the shaping mold 1 can limit the movement of the workpiece to be bonded along the direction perpendicular to the extension direction of the inner cavity, thereby ensuring that there will be no displacement between the first sealing component 101 and the workpiece to be bonded, thereby ensuring the bonding effect.

[0041] In this embodiment, the first sealing component 101 is annular, and the cavity to be bonded 7 is annular. The first sealing component 101 can be fully extended into the cavity to be bonded 7. The inner cavity portions located on both sides of the first mold cavity 102 are respectively a first accommodating cavity 103 and a second accommodating cavity 104. The first accommodating cavity 103 is used to accommodate the first component to be bonded 3, and the second accommodating cavity 104 is used to accommodate the second component to be bonded 4. The two ends of the first sealing component 101 can respectively contact the end of the first component to be bonded 3 close to the second accommodating cavity 104 and the end of the second component to be bonded 4 close to the first accommodating cavity 103. The space between the end face of the first component to be bonded 3 close to the second accommodating cavity 104, the end face of the second component to be bonded 4 close to the first accommodating cavity 103, and the inner sidewall of the first sealing component 101 constitutes the first mold cavity 102. The first sealing component 101 can restrict the movement of the first component to be bonded 3 toward the second accommodating cavity 104, and the first sealing component 101 can restrict the movement of the second component to be bonded 4 toward the first accommodating cavity 103. The bonding of the first component to be bonded 3 and the second component to be bonded 4 is completed by filling the first mold cavity 102 with organic adhesive material. Since the first mold cavity 102 is surrounded by the inner side wall of the first sealing component 101, and the bonding surfaces of the first component to be bonded 3 and the second component to be bonded 4 can respectively contact the two ends of the first sealing component 101, the projections of the first mold cavity 102 on the bonding surfaces of the first component to be bonded 3 and the bonding surfaces of the second component to be bonded 4 are located inside the outer edges of the corresponding bonding surfaces, that is, the organic adhesive material layer 5 bonds the middle part of the first component to be bonded 3 and the middle part of the second component to be bonded 4.

[0042] This embodiment further includes a second sealing component 2, which is capable of contacting the part to be bonded and sealing the bonding groove 8 and forming a second mold cavity. A second injection hole is provided on the second sealing component 2 or between the second sealing component 2 and the part to be bonded, which is capable of communicating with the second sealed cavity. The second injection hole is used to fill the second mold cavity with an inorganic adhesive layer 6. The first part to be bonded 3 and the second part to be bonded 4 can be bonded into a single component via an organic adhesive layer 5. The second sealing component 2 can be mounted outside the single component. The outer wall of the organic adhesive layer 5 in the single component, the outer wall of the first part to be bonded 3 near the second part to be bonded 4, and the outer wall of the second part to be bonded 4 near the first part to be bonded 3 form an annular groove. The second sealing component 2 can completely cover the annular groove and seal the annular groove of the single component. Inorganic adhesive material is injected into the annular groove through the second injection hole, completing the bonding of the outer rings of the first part to be bonded 3 and the second part to be bonded 4.

[0043] In this embodiment, the shaping mold 1 is a silicone mold, and the first sealing component 101 is a sealing tape. As a preferred embodiment, when the sealing tape is bonded to the outer wall of the integral component, a gap is left above the annular groove to form a first injection hole, which helps to simplify the structure of the second sealing component 2.

[0044] In this embodiment, the first accommodating cavity 103 and the second accommodating cavity 104 are both cylindrical. The inner wall of the first accommodating cavity 103 can completely contact the outer wall of the first component to be bonded 3, and the inner wall of the second accommodating cavity 104 can completely contact the outer wall of the second component to be bonded 4, thereby effectively limiting and fixing the first component to be bonded 3 and the second component to be bonded 4, ensuring the stability of the bonding. As an embodiment, the first sealing component 101 is annular, and the first mold cavity 102, the first accommodating cavity 103, and the second accommodating cavity 104 are cylindrical.

[0045] It should be noted that the limestone cultural relic bonding mold 100 provided in this embodiment is not only suitable for the bonding reinforcement of cracks and local defects in the protection of limestone stone cultural relics, but also provides a new method and idea for the bonding reinforcement research and engineering application of other types of stone cave temples.

[0046] Example 2

[0047] This embodiment provides a method for bonding limestone cultural relics, comprising the following steps:

[0048] S1, filling the to-be-bonded cavity 7 of the to-be-bonded parts with an organic bonding material to form an organic bonding material layer 5, wherein the organic bonding material layer 5 is recessed in the to-be-bonded cavity 7;

[0049] S2 . Continue filling the cavity 7 to be bonded with the inorganic bonding material, and make the organic bonding material layer 5 completely wrapped between the inorganic bonding material and the inner wall of the cavity 7 to be bonded.

[0050] In this embodiment, S1 further includes: before filling the bonding cavity 7 of the bonded part with the organic bonding material, manufacturing a shaping mold 1 and a first sealing component 101, wherein:

[0051] The shaping mold 1 has a sealing surface 105, the first sealing component 101 can be fixedly connected to the sealing surface 105, and the first sealing component 101 protrudes from the sealing surface 105, the first sealing component 101 can extend from the outside of the to-be-bonded cavity 7 of the to-be-bonded workpiece into the to-be-bonded cavity 7, and the first sealing component 101 can seal the to-be-bonded cavity 7, a first mold cavity 102 is formed between the shaping mold 1 and the to-be-bonded workpiece, the first mold cavity 102 is formed by the gap between the first sealing component 101 and the to-be-bonded cavity 7 or is surrounded by the inner side wall of the first sealing component 101, the shaping mold 1 is provided with a first injection hole connected to the first mold cavity 102, the space occupied by the first sealing component 101 in the to-be-bonded cavity 7 can form a bonding groove 8, the bonding groove 8 is used to fill the inorganic bonding material and form an inorganic bonding material layer 6, the inorganic bonding material layer 6 and the inner wall of the to-be-bonded cavity 7 can completely wrap the organic bonding material layer 5;

[0052] The first sealing component 101 is inserted into the bonding cavity 7 from the outside of the bonding cavity 7 of the bonded part, and the sealing surface 105 is in contact with the outer wall of the bonded part. The organic adhesive material is filled into the first mold cavity 102 through the first injection hole to form an organic adhesive material layer 5; the bonding of the organic adhesive material is completed with the help of the shaping mold 1 and the first sealing component 101, which is conducive to improving the working efficiency, and can better limit the bonding position of the organic adhesive material, thereby improving the bonding effect.

[0053] S2 includes: separating the shaping mold 1 and the first sealing component 101 from the workpiece to be inspected, and filling the bonding groove 8 with an inorganic bonding material.

[0054] In this embodiment, before the inorganic adhesive material is filled into the bonding groove 8, a second sealing component 2 is obtained. The second sealing component 2 can contact the object to be bonded. A second injection hole that can communicate with the second sealing cavity is provided on the second sealing component 2 or is left between the second sealing component 2 and the object to be bonded.

[0055] S2 includes: after separating the mold 1 and first sealing component 101 from the part to be inspected, first sealing the bonding groove 8 with the second sealing component 2 to form a second mold cavity, and then filling the second mold cavity with an inorganic adhesive through a second injection hole. The second sealing component 2 facilitates the bonding of the organic adhesive, thereby improving work efficiency and effectively limiting the bonding position of the inorganic adhesive, thereby enhancing the bonding effect.

[0056] In this embodiment, S1 also includes: before making the finalizing mold 1 and the first sealing component 101, obtaining the shape and size of the workpiece to be bonded and the cavity to be bonded 7, and determining the shape and size of the sealing surface 105 and the first sealing component 101 according to the shape and size of the workpiece to be bonded and the cavity to be bonded 7, so that the part of the first sealing component 101 extending into the cavity to be bonded 7 can match the cavity to be bonded 7 and seal the cavity to be bonded 7, so that the sealing surface 105 can be completely in contact with the outer wall of the corresponding part of the workpiece to be bonded and the sealing surface 105.

[0057] As a preferred real-time method, the shapes and sizes of the parts to be bonded and the cavity 7 to be bonded can be acquired by 3D scanning.

[0058] In this embodiment, the first sealing component 101 is annular, the cavity to be bonded 7 is annular, and the inner cavity parts on both sides of the first mold cavity 102 are respectively the first accommodating cavity 103 and the second accommodating cavity 104, the first accommodating cavity 103 is used to accommodate the first component to be bonded 3, and the second accommodating cavity 104 is used to accommodate the second component to be bonded 4, and the two ends of the first sealing component 101 can respectively contact with the end of the first component to be bonded 3 close to the second accommodating cavity 104 and the end of the second component to be bonded 4 close to the first accommodating cavity 103, the end face of the first component to be bonded 3 close to the second accommodating cavity 104, the end face of the second component to be bonded 4 close to the first accommodating cavity 103 and the inner side wall of the first sealing component 101 are the first mold cavity 102; S1 also includes: placing the first component to be bonded 3 in the first accommodating cavity 103 of the shaping mold 1, and making the upper end face of the first component to be bonded 3 contact the first sealing component 101; The lower end surface of the component 101 contacts the first mold cavity 102, the organic adhesive material is filled into the first mold cavity 102, and the second component to be bonded 4 is placed in the second accommodating cavity 104 of the shaping mold 1; the pressure directed to the second component to be bonded 4 is applied to the first component to be bonded 3, and the pressure directed to the first component to be bonded 3 is applied to the second component to be bonded 4, until the organic adhesive material is cured, so that the first component to be bonded 3 and the second component to be bonded 4 are bonded into an integral component; S2 also includes: separating the shaping mold 1 and the first sealing component 101 from the integral component, connecting the second sealing component 2 to the integral component, and sealing the bonding groove 8 with the second sealing component 2, and injecting inorganic adhesive material into the second mold cavity through the second injection hole; applying pressure directed to the second component to be bonded 4 to the first component to be bonded 3, and applying pressure directed to the first component to be bonded 3 to the second component to be bonded 4, until the inorganic adhesive material is preliminarily cured.

[0059] Example 3

[0060] This embodiment is described by taking the example of the first part 3 to be bonded and the second part 4 to be bonded after the part to be bonded is broken. Figure 1-8The mold shown is bonded, specifically:

[0061] S1. Place the first component to be bonded 3 in the first accommodating cavity 103 of the shaping mold 1, and make the upper end surface of the first component to be bonded 3 contact the lower end surface of the first sealing component 101, fill the first mold cavity 102 with organic adhesive material through the upper end opening (first injection hole) of the second accommodating cavity 104, and place the second component to be bonded 4 in the second accommodating cavity 104 of the shaping mold 1, so that the first component to be bonded 3 and the second component to be bonded 4 are bonded into an integral part; S2. Separate the shaping mold 1, the first sealing component 101 and the integral part, connect the second sealing component 2 to the integral part, and make the second sealing component 2 seal the annular groove between the first component to be bonded 3 and the second component to be bonded 4, and inject inorganic adhesive material into the annular groove through the second injection hole on the second sealing component 2. It should be noted that the shaping mold 1 can be set as a multi-petal mold to facilitate the removal of the shaping mold 1 from the integral part.

[0062] The limestone cultural relic bonding method provided in this embodiment uses an organic bonding material to bond the middle portion of the bonding surface of the first component to be bonded 3 and the middle portion of the bonding surface of the second component to be bonded 4 using a shaping mold 1, and uses an inorganic bonding material to bond the outer ring of the bonding surface of the first component to be bonded 3 and the outer ring of the bonding surface of the second component to be bonded 4 using a second sealing component 2. That is, the cultural relic is bonded layer by layer in two steps using organic and inorganic bonding materials, giving full play to the advantages of high bonding strength of organic bonding materials and good aging resistance and compatibility of inorganic bonding materials. It can extend the maximum service life of the existing limited available bonding reinforcement materials for cultural relic diseases such as limestone cracks and local defects, and effectively improve and enhance the service life and lifespan of existing bonding reinforcement materials. Compared with the existing method of seeking a variety of bonding reinforcement materials, this embodiment provides a new approach to bonding reinforcement technology for weathering protection and restoration of limestone rock masses and cultural relics.

[0063] In this embodiment, S1 also includes: after filling the organic adhesive material into the first mold cavity 102, applying pressure directed toward the second part to be bonded 4 to the first part to be bonded 3, and applying pressure directed toward the first part to be bonded 3 to the second part to be bonded 4 until the organic adhesive material is solidified, which is beneficial to increase the bonding force and improve the bonding effect of the first adhesive material.

[0064] In this embodiment, S2 further includes: after injecting the inorganic adhesive material into the annular groove, sealing the second injection hole, applying pressure to the first component to be bonded 3 directed toward the second component to be bonded 4, and applying pressure to the second component to be bonded 4 directed toward the first component to be bonded 3, until the inorganic adhesive material is initially solidified. This helps to increase the bonding strength and improve the bonding effect of the second adhesive material.

[0065] As a preferred embodiment, in steps S1 and S2, the pressure applied to the first component to be bonded 3 is perpendicular to the bonding surface of the first component to be bonded 3, and the pressure applied to the second component to be bonded 4 is perpendicular to the bonding surface of the second component to be bonded 4; more preferably, the first component to be bonded 3 and the second component to be bonded 4 are clamped by an F-type fixture to achieve the application of pressure.

[0066] In this embodiment, S2 further includes: after the inorganic adhesive material is initially cured, removing the second sealing component 2 from the integral component, and placing the integral component in an environment of a certain temperature and humidity for curing until the inorganic adhesive material is completely cured to form an inorganic adhesive material layer 6. The temperature and humidity of the curing environment can be set according to the material selection, etc.

[0067] In this embodiment, S2 further includes: before connecting the second sealing component 2 to the integral component, wetting the inner wall of the annular groove. As a preferred embodiment, pure water is used to wet the inner wall of the annular groove.

[0068] In this embodiment, S1 also includes: before bonding the first component to be bonded 3 and the second component to be bonded 4, obtaining the shape and size of the first component to be bonded 3 and the second component to be bonded 4, obtaining the shape and size of the first sealing component 101, the first accommodating cavity 103 and the second accommodating cavity 104 according to the shape and size of the first component to be bonded 3 and the second component to be bonded 4, and making a shaping mold 1.

[0069] The following is an example of the limestone sample at the grotto temple site. The specific bonding method is as follows:

[0070] (1) According to the diameter of the sample obtained by drilling the core of the limestone at the grotto temple site, the size of the silicone shaping mold 1 to be used for bonding reinforcement is determined. The size determination includes: the shape, height, thickness of the shaping mold 1, the thickness and height of the first sealing component 101, and the silicone shaping mold 1 required for the test is obtained by indoor liquid silicone shaping; here, the shape of the silicone shaping mold 1 is cylindrical, with a height of 45 mm, an inner diameter of 54 mm, and a thickness of 10 mm; the outer convex height of the first sealing component 101 is 5 mm, the thickness is 5 mm, and it is located in the middle of the entire cylinder.

[0071] (2) A limestone sample with a diameter of 54 mm and a height of 20 mm is placed at either end of the silicone molding mold 1 and is considered the lower limestone sample (the first component to be bonded 3). An organic adhesive is bonded to the central concave surface (the first mold cavity 102) formed by the first sealing component 101 and the limestone sample. The organic adhesive forms a first adhesive layer with a circular surface diameter of 44 mm and a thickness of 5 mm. The first adhesive layer is consistent with the height of the first sealing component 101.

[0072] (3) Another limestone specimen with a diameter of 54 mm and a height of 20 mm was bonded to the organic adhesive material layer 5. After bonding was completed, the upper and lower limestone specimens were clamped using an F-type fixture, and vertical pressure was applied to increase the bonding force. The specimen was then allowed to stand. After the organic adhesive material solidified, the F-type fixture and the silicone molding mold 1 were removed.

[0073] (4) Use sealing tape to seal the 5mm high and 5mm thick groove (annular groove) left by the silicone molding mold 1, and reserve a second injection hole. Use pure water to moisten the inner wall of the annular groove in advance, and use a syringe to inject the inorganic adhesive material with the required water-cement ratio into the annular groove from the reserved second injection hole. The inorganic adhesive material must be injected full and free of bubbles. After the injection is completed, the second injection hole is sealed; use an F-type fixture to apply pressure and clamp the sample completed by wrapping the inorganic adhesive material with the organic adhesive material for the second time, and wait for the sample to initially solidify.

[0074] (5) After the inorganic adhesive material has initially solidified, the surface sealing tape is removed and the specimen is cured in a constant temperature and humidity chamber at 20°C and 95% relative humidity until the inorganic adhesive material is completely solidified. This completes the entire technical process of bonding limestone specimens with inorganic adhesive wrapped around organic adhesive.

[0075] The present invention uses specific examples to illustrate the principles and implementation methods of the present invention. The above examples are only intended to help understand the method and core concept of the present invention. At the same time, those skilled in the art will find that the specific implementation methods and application scopes may vary based on the concept of the present invention. In summary, the contents of this specification should not be construed as limiting the present invention.

Claims

1. A limestone cultural relic bonding mold, characterized by: The present invention comprises a shaping mold and a first sealing component, wherein the shaping mold has a sealing surface, the first sealing component can be fixedly connected to the sealing surface, and the first sealing component protrudes from the sealing surface, the first sealing component can extend from the outside of the to-be-bonded cavity of the to-be-bonded workpiece into the to-be-bonded cavity, and the first sealing component can seal the to-be-bonded cavity, a first mold cavity is formed between the shaping mold and the to-be-bonded workpiece, the first mold cavity is formed by the gap between the first sealing component and the to-be-bonded cavity or is surrounded by the inner side wall of the first sealing component, the shaping mold is provided with a first injection hole connected to the first mold cavity, the first injection hole is used to fill the first mold cavity with an organic adhesive material and form an organic adhesive material layer, the space occupied by the first sealing component in the to-be-bonded cavity can form a bonding groove, the bonding groove is used to fill the inorganic adhesive material and form an inorganic adhesive material layer, the inorganic adhesive material layer and the inner wall of the to-be-bonded cavity can completely wrap the organic adhesive material layer; The shaping mold has an inner cavity that passes through the shaping mold, and the inner side wall of the inner cavity serves as the sealing surface. The inner cavity of the shaping mold is used to sleeve the workpiece to be bonded, and the inner side wall of the shaping mold can match the outer wall of the part of the workpiece to be bonded that is sleeved in the inner cavity. The first sealing component is annular, and the cavity to be bonded is annular. The first sealing component can be fully extended into the cavity to be bonded. The parts of the inner cavity located on both sides of the first mold cavity are respectively the first accommodating cavity and the second accommodating cavity. The first accommodating cavity is used to accommodate the first component to be bonded, and the second accommodating cavity is used to accommodate the second component to be bonded. The two ends of the first sealing component can respectively contact the end of the first component to be bonded close to the second accommodating cavity and the end of the second component to be bonded close to the first accommodating cavity. The space between the end face of the first component to be bonded close to the second accommodating cavity, the end face of the second component to be bonded close to the first accommodating cavity and the inner side wall of the first sealing component is the first mold cavity.

2. The limestone cultural relic bonding mold according to claim 1, characterized in that: It also includes a second sealing component, which is capable of contacting the workpiece to be bonded, and the second sealing component is capable of sealing the bonding groove and forming a second mold cavity. A second injection hole that can be connected to the second sealing cavity is provided on the second sealing component or is left between the second sealing component and the workpiece to be bonded. The second injection hole is used to fill the second mold cavity with an inorganic adhesive material layer.

3. A method for bonding limestone cultural relics, characterized by: The steps include: S1, filling an organic adhesive material into the bonding cavity of the workpiece to be bonded to form an organic adhesive material layer, wherein the organic adhesive material layer is concave in the bonding cavity; S2, continue to fill the cavity to be bonded with inorganic adhesive material, and make the organic adhesive material layer be completely wrapped between the inorganic adhesive material and the inner wall of the cavity to be bonded; S1 further includes: before filling the bonding cavity of the bonded parts with the organic bonding material, making a shaping mold and a first sealing component, wherein: The shaping mold has a sealing surface, the first sealing component can be fixedly connected to the sealing surface, and the first sealing component protrudes from the sealing surface, the first sealing component can extend from the outside of the to-be-bonded cavity of the to-be-bonded workpiece into the to-be-bonded cavity, and the first sealing component can seal the to-be-bonded cavity, a first mold cavity is formed between the shaping mold and the to-be-bonded workpiece, the first mold cavity is formed by the gap between the first sealing component and the to-be-bonded cavity or is surrounded by the inner side wall of the first sealing component, the shaping mold is provided with a first injection hole connected to the first mold cavity, the space occupied by the first sealing component in the to-be-bonded cavity can form a bonding groove, the bonding groove is used to fill the inorganic bonding material and form an inorganic bonding material layer, the inorganic bonding material layer and the inner wall of the to-be-bonded cavity can completely wrap the organic bonding material layer; Inserting the first sealing component into the bonding cavity of the workpiece from the outside thereof, with the sealing surface in contact with the outer wall of the workpiece, and filling the first mold cavity with the organic bonding material through the first injection hole to form the organic bonding material layer; S2 includes: separating the shaping mold and the first sealing component from the workpiece to be bonded, and filling the bonding groove with the inorganic bonding material; The first sealing component is annular, the cavity to be bonded is annular, and the inner cavity of the shaping mold located on both sides of the first mold cavity is respectively a first accommodating cavity and a second accommodating cavity, the first accommodating cavity is used to accommodate the first component to be bonded, and the second accommodating cavity is used to accommodate the second component to be bonded, and the two ends of the first sealing component can respectively contact with an end of the first component to be bonded close to the second accommodating cavity and an end of the second component to be bonded close to the first accommodating cavity, and the space between the end surface of the first component to be bonded close to the second accommodating cavity, the end surface of the second component to be bonded close to the first accommodating cavity, and the inner side wall of the first sealing component constitutes the first mold cavity; S1 further includes: placing the first component to be bonded in the first accommodating cavity of the shaping mold, and making the upper end surface of the first component to be bonded contact with the lower end surface of the first sealing component, filling the first mold cavity with the organic adhesive material, and placing the second component to be bonded in the second accommodating cavity of the shaping mold; applying pressure directed toward the second component to be bonded to the first component to be bonded, and applying pressure directed toward the second component to be bonded to the first component to be bonded, until the organic adhesive material is cured, so that the first component to be bonded and the second component to be bonded are bonded into an integral component; S2 also includes: separating the shaping mold and the first sealing component from the integral component, connecting the second sealing component to the integral component, and making the second sealing component seal the bonding groove, and injecting the inorganic adhesive material into the second mold cavity through the second injection hole; applying pressure directed to the second component to be bonded to the first component to be bonded, and applying pressure directed to the first component to be bonded to the second component to be bonded until the inorganic adhesive material is preliminarily solidified.

4. The method for bonding limestone cultural relics according to claim 3, wherein: Before filling the bonding groove with the inorganic bonding material, a second sealing component is obtained, wherein the second sealing component is capable of contacting the workpiece to be bonded, and a second injection hole capable of communicating with the second sealing cavity is provided on the second sealing component or is left between the second sealing component and the workpiece to be bonded; S2 includes: after separating the shaping mold and the first sealing component from the workpiece to be bonded, first using the second sealing component to seal the bonding groove and form the second mold cavity, and filling the inorganic adhesive material into the second mold cavity through the second injection hole.

5. The method for bonding limestone cultural relics according to claim 3, wherein: S1 also includes: before making the shaping mold and the first sealing component, obtaining the shape and size of the workpiece to be bonded and the cavity to be bonded, and determining the shape and size of the sealing surface and the first sealing component according to the shape and size of the workpiece to be bonded and the cavity to be bonded, so that the part of the first sealing component extending into the cavity to be bonded can match the cavity to be bonded and seal the cavity to be bonded, and the sealing surface can completely contact the outer wall of the part of the workpiece to be bonded corresponding to the sealing surface.

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