Method for molding phosphate detritus
A technology of phosphate rock and water glass, applied in the direction of phosphate material processing, etc., can solve the problem of no report on molding and curing, and achieve the effects of improving the relative phosphorus grade, simple operation and low investment.
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[0021] Implementation mode one: if figure 1 As shown, the method for forming and solidifying the crushed phosphate rock of the present embodiment is:
[0022] (1) First calcinate the kaolin at 600°C for 60 minutes, and grind it for later use;
[0023] (2) Weigh 100kg of crushed phosphate rock with a particle size greater than 5mm, accounting for 9.7% of the total, and passing through a 60-mesh square hole sieve, accounting for 22% of fine ore. Add 4kg of activated kaolin from the above (1) into the mixer, mix and homogenize Finally add 10kg of water, continue to stir and mix, then add the water glass 5kg that modulus is 2.8, Baume degree is 49.6Be, continue to stir, until material mixes;
[0024] (3) The formed blocks in the above (2) step are automatically stacked by a robot, and then sent to the greenhouse curing room with a forklift, and sampled and analyzed after 20 days of curing;
[0025] (4) Performance test: Three blocks were taken for strength analysis, and the aver...
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[0026] Implementation mode two: if figure 1 As shown, the method for forming and solidifying the crushed phosphate rock of the present embodiment is:
[0027] (1) Calcinate the kaolin at 700°C for 40 minutes, and grind it for later use;
[0028] (2) Weigh 100kg of crushed phosphate rock whose particle size is greater than 5mm, accounting for 8.2% of the total, and passing through a 60-mesh square hole sieve, accounting for 32% of fine ore. Add 4kg of activated kaolin from the above (1) into the mixer, mix and homogenize Finally add 11kg of water, continue to stir and mix, then add the water glass 4.5kg that modulus is 3.0, Baume degree is 47.5Be, continue to stir, until material mixes;
[0029] (3) The formed blocks in the above (2) step are automatically stacked by a robot, and then sent to the greenhouse curing room with a forklift, and sampled and analyzed after 25 days of curing;
[0030] (4) Performance test: Three blocks were taken for strength analysis, and the averag...
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[0031] Implementation mode three: if figure 1 As shown, the method for forming and solidifying the crushed phosphate rock of the present embodiment is:
[0032] (1) Calcinate the kaolin at 650°C for 50 minutes, and grind it for later use;
[0033] (2) Weigh 100kg of crushed phosphate rock with a particle size greater than 5mm, accounting for 5.3% of the total, and passing through a 60-mesh square hole sieve, accounting for 42% of fine ore. Add 4kg of activated kaolin from the above (1) into the mixer, mix and homogenize Finally add 12kg of water, continue to stir and mix, then add the water glass 5kg that modulus is 3.2, Baume degree is 45Be, continue to stir, until material mixes;
[0034] (3) The formed blocks in the above (2) step are automatically stacked by a robot, and then sent to the greenhouse curing room by a forklift, and sampled and analyzed after 28 days of curing;
[0035] (4) Performance test: Three blocks were taken for strength analysis, and the average compre...
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