Water permeable brick prepared by using natural zeolite and steel slags as raw materials
A technology of natural zeolite and permeable bricks, applied in ceramic products, sustainable waste treatment, solid waste management, etc., can solve problems such as difficulty in direct utilization, cracking of brick bodies, affecting the volume stability of bricks, etc., to improve volume stability , the effect of large specific surface area and rich pore structure
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[0016] Take 13kg of finely ground steel slag, 47kg of cement, 10.95kg of natural zeolite, 26kg of sand, 3kg of sodium tartrate, and 7kg of water, and mix them as raw materials for brick making. Among them, the average particle size of finely ground steel slag is 0.05mm, and the specific surface area is 350m 2 / g, the f-CaO content is 2%; the average particle size of natural zeolite is 1.6mm, and the specific surface area is 300m 2 / g. The molding pressure in the brick making process is 20MPa, the steam curing temperature after molding is 60°C, and the curing time is 24h.
[0017] Performance tests are performed on finished bricks that have been shaped and cured. It was measured on the third day after it was made, and the compressive strength was 29MPa, the flexural strength was 6.6MPa, and the volume expansion rate was 0.025%. Measured on the 28th day after it was made, the compressive strength was 30MPa, the flexural strength was 6.9MPa, the volume expansion rate was 0.025...
Embodiment 2
[0019] Take 24.75kg of finely ground steel slag, 40.25kg of cement, 13.63kg of natural zeolite, 18.87kg of sand, 2.5kg of sodium tartrate, and 8kg of water, and mix them as raw materials for brick making. Among them, the average particle size of finely ground steel slag is 0.06mm, and the specific surface area is 350m 2 / g, the f-CaO content is 1.8%; the average particle size of natural zeolite is 2.0mm, and the specific surface area is 415m 2 / g. The molding pressure in the brick making process is 22MPa, the steam curing temperature after molding is 65°C, and the curing time is 36h.
[0020] Performance tests are performed on finished bricks that have been shaped and cured. It was measured on the third day after it was made, and the compressive strength was 32MPa, the flexural strength was 6.5MPa, and the volume expansion rate was 0.043%. Measured on the 28th day after it was made, the compressive strength was 35MPa, the flexural strength was 6.9MPa, the volume expansion r...
Embodiment 3
[0022] Take 34.5kg of finely ground steel slag, 35.5kg of cement, 13.4kg of natural zeolite, 14.6kg of sand, 2kg of sodium tartrate, and 9kg of water, and mix them as raw materials for brick making. Among them, the average particle size of finely ground steel slag is 0.08mm, and the specific surface area is 400m 2 / g, the f-CaO content is 1.6%; the average particle size of natural zeolite is 1.0mm, and the specific surface area is 475m 2 / g. The molding pressure in the brick making process is 23MPa, the steam curing temperature after molding is 70°C, and the curing time is 48h.
[0023] Performance tests are performed on finished bricks that have been shaped and cured. It was measured on the third day after it was made, and the compressive strength was 32MPa, the flexural strength was 6.1MPa, and the volume expansion rate was 0.030%. Measured on the 28th day after it was made, the compressive strength was 36MPa, the flexural strength was 7.0MPa, the volume expansion rate wa...
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