Sintered water-permeable ground tile with rare earth tailings added

Abstract

The invention discloses a sintered water-permeable ground tile with rare earth tailings added. The ground tile is prepared from, by weight, 40-43 parts of sludge from a sewage plant, 6-7 parts of rice husks, 4-5 parts of potassium feldspar powder, 10-12 parts of coal ash, 10-12 parts of water glass, 30-33 parts of rare earth secondary tailings, 13-15 parts of black talc, 13-14 parts of river sand, 2-3 parts of sodium carbonate, 4-5 parts of water-based fluorine-carbon emulsion, 2-3 parts of pulp mill waste liquid and 5-7 parts of kaolin. According to the sintered water-permeable ground tile, the rare earth secondary tailings are adopted, aggregate such as the kaolin and the river sand and caking elements such as the water glass are further combined for preparing a tile body high in strength, elements such as the sodium carbonate and the pulp mill waste liquid are further added, through sintering, the tile body is made to be more compact, the strength is further improved, meanwhile, communicated pores can be generated, the good water permeation efficacy is achieved, by means of the ground tile, recycling of waste resources can be achieved, energy is saved, environmental protection is achieved, cost is low, and the process is convenient to control industrially.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of building materials, in particular to a sintered permeable floor tile added with rare earth tailings. Background technique [0002] Sponge city refers to a city that can be like a sponge and has good "elasticity" in adapting to environmental changes and responding to natural disasters. use. In the process of sponge city construction, the systematic nature of natural precipitation, surface water and groundwater should be coordinated, water supply, drainage and other water recycling links should be coordinated, and its complexity and long-term nature should be considered. As we all know, most of the existing urban street pavements are paved with impermeable materials such as cement concrete, asphalt, stone, and ceramic tiles. This hardened pavement is no longer suitable for the trend of building sponge city pavements. [0003] Permeable bricks have good water permeability and moisturizing properties, which...

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Problems solved by technology

Sludge landfill cannot fundamentally solve the problem of sludge pollution to the environment, and the cost of sludge regeneration and recycling is very high, so the resource utilization of sludge is considered to be the most economical and reasonable disposal method