This invention belongs to the field of
solid waste treatment technology, specifically disclosing a method for preparing artificial cenospheres using
solid waste
fly ash. The method involves weighing
solid waste
fly ash, a high-temperature
foaming agent, a modifier, and an
adhesive, mixing them evenly, and
drying the mixture. The resulting mixture is then granulated to form artificial
cenosphere blanks. The dried artificial
cenosphere blanks are placed in a vortex expansion
vitrification furnace for heat treatment. During this process, the modifier transforms into a
liquid phase at high temperature and fills the pores of the microspheres. Simultaneously, the gas generated by the high-temperature
foaming agent increases the
internal pressure of the blank and promotes the formation of a porous structure within the microspheres. Finally, the blanks are cooled in the furnace, resulting in artificial cenospheres with a porous internal structure and a dense, hard
glaze layer on the surface. This method is simple, low-cost, and suitable for industrial production. The implementation of this method requires the consumption of a large amount of solid waste
fly ash, thus reusing the waste and effectively solving the environmental
pollution problem caused by the large accumulation of solid waste fly ash.