Method for manufacturing microlite by using high-silicon iron tailings
A technology of iron tailings and microcrystalline, which is applied in the field of microcrystalline, can solve the problems of unusable iron tailings, high melting temperature, and high raw material cost, and achieve the goals of reducing energy consumption, increasing melting speed, and reducing production costs Effect
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[0016] The glass batch is made by weighing and mixing. The composition (weight) of the glass batch is: 70 parts of iron tailings, 15 parts of quartz, 6 parts of limestone, 3.5 parts of alumina, 9.5 parts of soda ash, 4 parts of zinc oxide, carbonic acid Barium 3 parts. The color of the product is black.
[0017] Put the above-mentioned glass batch material in a mullite crucible and melt it in a box-type electric furnace at a temperature of 1480°C for 4 hours. After the melting is completed, the glass liquid is directly flowed into water to become glass pellets. 700 grams of glass granules were spread flat in a refractory mold with a size of 120×120 mm and crystallized in a box-type electric furnace at a crystallization temperature of 1070° C. Thus, a black microcrystalline stone sample of 120×120×18 mm can be obtained.
Embodiment 2
[0019] The glass batch is made by weighing and mixing. The composition (weight) of the glass batch is: 70 parts of iron tailings, 20 parts of quartz, 1 part of limestone, 1.5 parts of alumina, 9.5 parts of soda ash, 4 parts of zinc oxide, carbonic acid Barium 3 parts. The color of the product is black.
[0020] Put the above-mentioned glass batch material in a mullite crucible and melt it in a box-type electric furnace at a temperature of 1450°C for 4 hours. After the melting is completed, the glass liquid is directly flowed into water to become glass pellets. 700 grams of glass granules were spread flat in a refractory mold with a size of 120×120 mm and crystallized in a box-type electric furnace at a crystallization temperature of 1020° C. Thus, a black microcrystalline stone sample of 120×120×18 mm can be obtained.
Embodiment 3
[0022] The composition (weight) of the glass batch is: 40 parts of iron tailings, 32 parts of quartz, 17.7 parts of limestone, 6.5 parts of alumina, 8.5 parts of soda ash, 5 parts of zinc oxide, 6 parts of barium carbonate, 3 parts of borax, and 0.3 parts of copper oxide parts, 0.15 parts of carbon powder. The color of the product is red.
[0023] The above-mentioned glass batch materials were melted in a glass tank furnace with a temperature of 1480° C. for 4 hours, and after the melting was completed, the molten glass was directly flowed into water to become glass pellets. Spread 26 kg of glass pellets in a refractory mold with a size of 6000×9000 mm and crystallize in a shuttle kiln fueled by liquefied petroleum gas at a crystallization temperature of 1050°C. Thus, a red microcrystalline stone product of 600×900×18 mm can be obtained.
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