Plastering mortar material and preparing method thereof

Abstract

The present invention discloses a plastering mortar material. The plastering mortar material consists of 2 to 15% of inorganic anti-bacterial and deodorant material, 1 to 5% of anti-algae material, 30 to 50% of cement, 20 to 50% of building sand, 1 to 5% of wear-resistant agent, 1 to 5% of reinforcer and the balance of water, based on the total ratio by weight. The present invention discloses a preparing method. The plastering mortar material can be coated on animal farm grounds, wall surfaces, and engineering surfaces of pools, septic tanks, etc. After the material is used, the concentration of repugnant substances, such as ammonia in the air of animal breeding sheds is obviously lowered, so health functional animal breading can be realized.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a building material, in particular to a plastering mortar material and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] Plastering mortar refers to the mortar that is applied on the surface of the base material to protect the base and increase the appearance. The plastering mortar has the following characteristics: ①The plastering layer does not bear load; ②The plastering layer and the base layer must have sufficient bonding strength so that it will not fall off or crack during construction or under long-term self-weight and environmental effects; ③The plastering surface Most of the layers are thin layers, which are applied layer by layer. The surface layer is required to be flat, smooth, meticulous, and beautiful; ④It is mostly used in dry environments, and a large area is exposed to the air. [0003] In recent years, my country's animal husbandry industry has developed greatly, and the output of animal husbandry h...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] Due to the action of microorganisms and animal feces in the farm, ammonia gas is easily produced. Livestock living in a high-concentration ammonia environment for a long time often causes some pathological and physiological changes, such as: reduced animal feed intake, decreased feed digestibility, upper respiratory tract Moderate to severe pathological changes, reduced resistance to disease, resulting in decreased overall farm productivity

[0005] At present, most of the ways to change the livestock breeding environment are to ventilate the farm to reduce the concentration of harmful gases, pathogenic microorganisms, dust and other pollutants in the farm. The air environment is subject to secondary pollution