Composite sintering-free water-permeable floor tile adding with modified shaddock peels and bagasse

Abstract

The invention discloses a composite sintering-free water-permeable floor tile adding with modified shaddock peels and bagasse. The composite sintering-free water-permeable floor tile adding with the modified shaddock peels and the bagasse is prepared from, by weight, 50-53 parts of desert sand, 4-5 parts of thermoplastic phenolic resin, 0.6-0.7 part of methenamine, 0.2-0.22 part of calcium stearate, an adequate amount of water, 42-45 parts of silicate cement of which the mark number is 42.5, 5-6 parts of fly ash, 3-4 parts of acrylic resin emulsion, 7-8 parts of shaddock peels, 4-5 parts of rice husks, an adequate amount of cyclohexanol, 12-14 parts of tetrathiocarbamic acid, 150-160 parts of ceramsite and 10-12 parts of zeolite. According to the composite sintering-free water-permeable floor tile adding with the modified shaddock peels and the bagasse, in the preparation of surface materials, the modified shaddock peels and the rice husks are added and mixed with the laminated desert sand, the effect of adsorption separation can be achieved, rainwater and heavy metal in surface water can be filtered, and recycling of the underground water is facilitated; meanwhile, the cost is low, the technology is simple, and the industrial production is achieved conveniently.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of building materials, in particular to a composite non-sintering permeable floor tile added with modified pomelo peel and bagasse. Background technique [0002] With the intensification of urbanization, the urban surface is gradually being covered by buildings and various concrete and other water-repelling materials. The proportion of impermeable areas is increasing significantly, and the coverage rate in some areas has exceeded 80%. As the drainage capacity of cities is getting worse and worse, when many cities encounter heavy rains, the rainwater on the roads cannot seep quickly, which can easily cause urban waterlogging. Therefore, in order to solve the problem of urban surface hardening, create a high-quality natural living environment, and maintain urban ecological balance, a new green and environmentally friendly building material product-permeable bricks emerged as the times require and have develope...

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Problems solved by technology

Since sand-based permeable bricks have only been available for a few years, large-scale use has not yet been formed, and the benefits generated by them have not been studied in depth.