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Method for producing porcelain basal body composite plate

A composite plate and production method technology, which is applied in the production field of ceramic matrix composite plate, can solve the problems of large energy consumption, and achieve the effects of saving energy, optimizing high energy consumption, and reducing the amount of gas generated

Inactive Publication Date: 2008-09-03
冼金源 +2
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[0002] In the current ceramic market, the vast majority of users are constantly pursuing colorful decorative patterns on the surface. At the same time, all ceramic manufacturers are constantly demanding energy saving and emission reduction, but as far as the existing ceramic companies , because the tiles need to be fired twice to achieve the effect, and the firing temperature is about 1200 ° C, which causes certain limitations in the selection of materials and patterns, and consumes a lot of energy in the production process

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[0007] Example 1: Production of silver-gray composite panels with a specification of 300×900mm

[0008] The specific steps to produce this product are: 1. The raw materials required for ceramic tiles are ball milled and pressed into powder; 2. The adobes are bisque-fired at 1150°C±5°C; Achieve smooth surface and required surface area; 4. Clean up the brick adobe, and then spray paint, the weight ratio of the paint components is: polyethersulfone resin 16%, polytetrafluoroethylene 6%, titanium dioxide 3%, ultramarine blue pigment 3 %, 0.5% gold powder, 2% silver powder, 3% pearl powder, 0.05% additive, 66.45% solvent; 5. The coating is cured at 380°C for 15 minutes; 6. After curing, the product is edged and packaged in grading.

Embodiment 2

[0009] Example 2: Production of black gold composite panels with a specification of 300×450mm

[0010] The specific steps to produce this product are: 1. The raw materials required for ceramic tiles are ball milled and pressed into powder; 2. The adobes are bisque-fired at 1150°C±5°C; Achieve smooth surface and required surface area; 4. Clean up the brick adobe, and then spray paint, the weight ratio of the paint components is: polyethersulfone resin 16%, polytetrafluoroethylene 6%, titanium dioxide 1%, carbon black pigment 5 %, 1% gold powder, 1% silver powder, 3% pearl powder, 0.05% additive, 66.95% solvent; 5. The coating is cured after 15 minutes at 380°C;

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Abstract

The invention involves a production method for ceramic matrix composite boards. The method including the following specific steps: (1) The required raw materials are treated by press forming after ball milling; (2) Green bricks are treated by biscuit firing at 1150 DEG C plus or minus 5 DEG C; (3) The green bricks treated by biscuit firing are treated by 600 mesh sand blasting to get a smooth surface and a required surface area; (4) The green bricks are cleaned up, and then sprayed with coating; (5) the coating is solidified for 15 minutes at 380 DEG C; (6) The solidified products are treated by aging and then packaged in classification for warehousing. This method can reduce the secondary firing process ceramic products with a surface coating curing temperature at just 380 DEG C, which significantly optimizes the secondary high energy-consuming firing process in the common glazed tile production by saving 70% energy consumption in the process and meanwhile significantly reduces the produced gases as CO2 and SO2.

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Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to a production method of a ceramic matrix composite plate. Background technique: [0002] In the current ceramic market, the vast majority of users are constantly pursuing colorful decorative patterns on the surface. At the same time, all ceramic manufacturers are constantly demanding energy saving and emission reduction, but as far as the existing ceramic companies , because tiles need to be glazed twice to achieve their effect, and the firing temperature is around 1200°C, which causes certain limitations in the selection of materials and designs and varieties, and consumes a lot of energy in the production process. Invention content: [0003] The purpose of the present invention is to overcome the deficiencies of the prior art and provide a production method of ceramic matrix composite plates. [0004] In order to achieve the above purpose, the technical solution provided by the present invention is as follows: the specific...

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IPC IPC(8): C04B35/622C04B41/81
Inventor 冼金源冼伟昌黄明德
Owner 冼金源
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