CN108264374B - Honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention provides a honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil, which is formed by mixing metal and soil and then calcining at a high temperature to a certain temperature, and has a structure like a honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil. The calcined soil can release far infrared rays with different intensities and wavelengths, and the honeycomb structure can enable the far infrared rays released by the calcined soil to be irregularly reflected for multiple times, so that the reflection intensity of the calcined soil is enhanced. By combining the characteristics, the honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared ray calcined soil can be applied in various aspects.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil, in particular to honeycomb type multi-layer calcined soil capable of releasing far infrared rays with different intensities and wavelengths, which is formed by calcining pottery clay mixed with various metal and non-metal materials at a high temperature and at a fixed temperature and belongs to the technical field of far infrared ray emitting materials.
Background
At present, the efficacy and application of infrared rays are generally known, and the infrared electromagnetic wave range can be divided into near infrared rays of 0.76-4 μm and far infrared rays of 4-400 μm. Among them, the most used in life is the far infrared ray section called as the life light wave of the far infrared ray with a wavelength of 8-12 μm. Because the far infrared wavelength of this section is close with human wavelength, when the human body shines the far infrared of this wave band, this far infrared produces resonance with the human body easily, and then can reach efficiency such as promotion blood circulation, activation cell, promotion temperature. In addition, the far infrared ray has proven effects of releasing negative ions, and the generation of the negative ions can achieve the effects of sterilization and bacteriostasis.
Most of the products capable of generating far infrared rays provided in the market at the present stage provide a fixed far infrared electromagnetic wave having a fixed target effect, such as a far infrared instrument or an anion machine. There is no material available in the market that can release segmented far infrared electromagnetic waves, and if there is such a material, the material can be applied to various products or various applications, resulting in many benefits. Therefore, the inventor of the present invention has invented a material capable of releasing segmental far infrared electromagnetic waves, which promotes the application and development of far infrared rays.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to achieve the above objects, the present inventors provide a honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil which can release multi-layer far infrared rays by calcining the raw material of the calcined soil material at a constant temperature at a high temperature and carbonizing the calcined soil material; meanwhile, the calcined soil is processed into a honeycomb-shaped porous structure, so that the released far infrared rays can be continuously reflected in the calcined soil, the effect of enhancing the intensity of the infrared rays is achieved, the aim of the invention is further achieved, and the honeycomb-shaped multi-layer far infrared calcined soil material which can apply the far infrared efficiency in more aspects is provided.
After thinking and experiments, the inventor of the invention provides a honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil. The raw material of the calcined soil consists of more than one metal, more than one nonmetal and argil, and after the calcined soil is made into a honeycomb shape, the honeycomb shape is calcined for 12-36 hours at a high temperature of 800-1200 ℃ so that the metal, the nonmetal material and the argil are combined and semi-carbonized respectively to obtain the calcined soil. Because the honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil contains more than one metal substance, the high-temperature constant-temperature calcination process can lead the metal contained in the calcined soil to generate different carbonization degrees, and the release amount and the intensity of the generated and released far infrared rays are different along with the different carbonization degrees of the metal, thereby bringing about the concept of different released infrared wave bands.
In addition, after the honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil is processed, the structure of the honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil is in a honeycomb-like porous mode, when far infrared rays are released through pores in a honeycomb, the far infrared rays are reflected irregularly for multiple times, and the intensity of the far infrared rays is enhanced through the continuous reflection effect, so that the effect of the honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil material is more obvious when the honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil material is applied.
Meanwhile, when the far infrared rays released by the material are transmitted, the far infrared rays are irregularly reflected continuously, so that the connection of the cellulose in the organic substances or the water molecules in the water is easily cut off, and the cellulose or the water molecules can be more miniaturized; and because the added metal is half-carbonized to generate far infrared rays, when the material is placed in water, the far infrared rays and trace elements in the water generate a magnetic effect, so that the far infrared rays can be more uniformly dispersed in the water.
The honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared ray calcined soil comprises the following metal types: metal substances such as zinc, nickel, aluminum, iron, lead, and the like, which are carbonized at different temperatures, are carbonized to different degrees when the calcined soil material of the present invention is calcined at a high temperature and a constant temperature; the non-metal species contained in the calcined soil material include: arsenic, coal, and the like.
Preferably, the honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared ray calcined soil is prepared from zinc, nickel, aluminum, iron, lead, arsenic, coal and argil; more preferably, the composition ratio is 56.4% of china clay, 0.3% of zinc, 0.1% of nickel, 0.4% of aluminum, 0.5% of arsenic, 12% of iron, 0.3% of lead and 30% of coal by weight.
Preferably, the high stable temperature calcination temperature is 900 ℃ and the time is 24 h.
The honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil manufactured by the preparation method can really realize the aim in the prior art, and provides a far infrared electromagnetic wave material which can release far infrared rays with different intensities and wavelengths, so that the application of the far infrared rays is wider.
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FIG. 1 is a flow chart illustrating the fabrication of an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the composition ratio of an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a schematic view of a honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil as a water purifier according to the present invention;
FIG. 5 is a schematic view of a honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil used in a culture pond according to the present invention;
FIG. 6 is a schematic view showing the sterilization of gastrointestinal tract when the honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil of the present invention is used as a feed additive for livestock;
FIG. 7 is a schematic view of the honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil of the present invention used for soil improvement.
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Fig. 1 is a manufacturing flow chart of an embodiment of the invention, and fig. 2 is a material component ratio chart of an embodiment of the invention. The specific operation steps of this embodiment are as follows:
and 4, obtaining the honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil.
The honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil of the present invention has a wide application, and fig. 4 is a schematic view of the calcined soil material as a water purifier material. Generally, the reason why water is easily turbid is generally that suspended particles 3 in water are too fine to be precipitated because they are coated with larger water molecules 2, thereby causing water turbidity. After the honeycomb-shaped multi-layer far infrared calcined soil is placed in water, the released irregular far infrared 4 can utilize trace elements in the water as interfaces to generate a resonance effect, so that water molecules are continuously miniaturized to become micro water molecules 2', the suspended particles 3 stored in the water can not be coated, the suspended particles 3 can be rapidly precipitated, and the water quality can achieve a clear effect; in addition, because the far infrared 4 can generate negative ions 5, and because the negative ions 5 have the effects of sterilization and deodorization, the honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil can finally achieve the effects of reducing the number of bacteria in water and enabling the water quality to be clear.
The honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil can also be applied to a purification culture pond. Generally, the quality of water greatly affects the quality of cultured fishes and shrimps, however, when the fishes and shrimps are cultured, excrement of the fishes and shrimps is directly discharged into a culture pond, nitrogen is generated in water by the excrement, the pH value of the water is more acidic as the nitrogen content in the water is higher, and a large amount of acidic dust suspended matters are contained in the air because of serious air pollution at present, and when the fishes and the shrimps rain, the acidic suspended particles in the air are mixed into rainwater and fall into the culture pond, so that the quick pollution of the culture pond is caused. FIG. 5 is a schematic view showing that the honeycomb multi-layer far infrared calcined soil of the present invention is applied to a culture pond, and the irregular far infrared rays released from the honeycomb multi-layer far infrared calcined soil can miniaturize water molecules, so that the tiny water molecules 2 'cannot be coated with acidic nitrogen 6, and therefore the nitrogen 6 can be released along with the disturbance of the water surface, and the tiny water molecules 2' cannot be coated with acidic suspended particles 3, so that the tiny water molecules can be rapidly precipitated, thereby achieving the effect of purifying the culture pond, and enabling a culture provider to directly reduce the risk of fish and shrimp death caused by acidic water quality or water change.
The honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil can also be used as a feed additive for livestock and poultry. Fig. 6 is a schematic view showing that the honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil 1 of the present invention is mixed into feed of livestock for eating, and can release far infrared 4 and negative ions 5 in gastrointestinal tracts of the livestock, so that the honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil can help the gastrointestinal tracts of the livestock to sterilize, and the livestock is not easy to get ill due to excessive bacteria breeding in the gastrointestinal tracts. The honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil can release far infrared rays with the diameter of 8-12 mu m, and the far infrared rays in the interval are commonly called as life light waves to effectively activate cells, so that the honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil has the effect of promoting the growth of poultry and livestock.
Referring to fig. 7, the honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil of the present invention can also be applied to soil improvement. At present, the world agriculture faces the phenomena of soil hardening and plant growth failure caused by long-term use of chemical fertilizers in soil, and water accumulation can be caused when heavy rain occurs in successive days, so that the plants are further rotten and dead. The structure of the honeycomb-shaped multi-layer far infrared calcined soil 1 can generate downdraft siphon action due to honeycomb-shaped porous gaps, and can form the effect of retaining water but not accumulating water, and when the honeycomb-shaped multi-layer far infrared calcined soil 1 absorbs the water 7, the redundant water 7 can be discharged; and because the honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil 1 has the function of strongly absorbing the moisture 7, the dew absorbed by the leaf surfaces of the plants at night can be absorbed by the honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil 1 after returning to the root for releasing, thereby generating the function of moisturizing the soil. The far infrared rays released by the honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared ray calcined soil can release negative ions 5, the negative ions 5 can drive away anaerobic pests 8 in the soil, so that crops can grow in an environment without relying on pesticides or only needing a small amount of pesticides, and the life light wave band of the far infrared rays also has the effect of promoting plant cells.
The honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil can also be applied to textile materials. The chemical fiber fabric at present has the characteristics of no water absorption and air impermeability, so the chemical fiber fabric is easy to cause malodor. The calcined soil material is added into chemical fiber fabric, so that the fabric has the effects of absorbing water and discharging sweat, and the far infrared rays have self-heating performance, so that the calcined soil material can gather heat and provide the effect of keeping warm in clothes in winter.
The honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil can also be applied to the preparation of organic fertilizers. After the calcined soil is mixed with the feathers of the livestock and poultry, the feathers are quickly decomposed due to the far infrared rays released by the calcined soil after being piled for a period of time (about one month), and the decomposed feathers can be used as the main raw material of the organic fertilizer. The organic fertilizer can continuously release trace natural nitrogen to be absorbed by vegetables and fruits, so that farmers can reduce the using amount and the labor amount of the fertilizer and can breed real organic vegetables and fruits.
As is apparent from the above description, the honeycomb multi-layered far infrared ray calcined soil of the present invention has been proven to be capable of substantially improving the problems mentioned in the prior art, and has a variety of applications. The above embodiments are only exemplary and do not limit the scope of the present invention in any way. It will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes in form and details may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention, and that such changes and modifications may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.
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1. The honeycomb type multi-layer far infrared calcined soil is characterized in that raw materials of the calcined soil consist of 56.4% of pottery clay, 0.3% of zinc, 0.1% of nickel, 0.4% of aluminum, 0.5% of arsenic, 12% of iron, 0.3% of lead and 30% of coal in percentage by weight, and the calcined soil with a honeycomb type multi-layer structure is finally obtained through high-temperature constant-temperature calcination; wherein the temperature of the high-temperature constant-temperature calcination is 900 ℃, and the time is 24 h.
2. The use of the honeycomb multi-layered far infrared calcined soil of claim 1 as a water purifier, a clean-up cultivation pond, a feed additive, a soil conditioner.
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