CN204876274U - Concatenation formula cellulose increase masonry mortar - Google Patents
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The utility model provides a concatenation formula cellulose increase masonry mortar, cellulose increase masonry mortar includes the wall body that adds the air parcel and build by laying bricks or stones, add and bond by masonry mortar between the air parcel, add the air parcel and include a block, two protruding and two recesses, wherein, protruding even symmetric distribution in the upper and lower both sides of block, recess evenly distributed in the left and right sides of block, just bellied bore with the bore phase -match of recess. Cellulose increase masonry mortar by protruding with the wall body that recess concatenation formed, the fastness is good, can not appear that certain part wall body comes off or phenomenon such as destruction, and the glass fiber who sets up in the wall body in addition keeps warm cottonly, has improved the thermal insulation performance of wall body.
Description
Technical field
The utility model relates to a kind of masonry mortar, particularly the spliced cellulose synergy masonry mortar of one.
Background technology
For general masonry panel, the poorest position of heat insulation effect is mortar joint.
Consult Chinese patent " cellulose synergy masonry mortar "; application number: 201320411457.2; the utility model discloses a kind of cellulose synergy masonry mortar; comprise the body of wall that aerated blocks is built by laying bricks or stones; bonded by masonry mortar between aerated blocks; lower floor's aerated blocks upper surface center line wherein lays a spun-glass insulation cotton along body of wall length direction, and described exterior surface of wall is coated with inorganic kervit microbead insulated sand slurry and motar successively.It is rectangular that the utility model is embedded with spun-glass insulation cotton in the mortar joint of body of wall; this heat-preservation cotton is rectangular can be first bonded in building block when constructing; and then smear masonry mortar; construction requirement is low; efficiency of construction is high, and simultaneously metope is provided with inorganic kervit microbead insulated sand slurry and improves wall thermal insulating effect further, like this without the need to arranging more complicated insulation construction; the thermal requirements of general body of wall can be met, energy-conserving and environment-protective.
But the aerated blocks in masonry mortar described above, when being interconnected, easily misplaces, make metope out-of-flatness.
In view of above-mentioned defect, the utility model creator obtains the utility model finally through long research and practice.
Utility model content
The purpose of this utility model is, provides a kind of spliced cellulose synergy masonry mortar, in order to overcome above-mentioned technological deficiency.
For achieving the above object, the technical solution adopted in the utility model is, a kind of spliced cellulose synergy masonry mortar is provided, described cellulose synergy masonry mortar comprises the body of wall that aerated blocks is built by laying bricks or stones, bonding by masonry mortar between described aerated blocks, described aerated blocks comprises a block, two protruding and two grooves, wherein, described projection is distributed in the both sides up and down of described block symmetrically, described groove is uniformly distributed in the left and right sides of described block, and the bore of the bore of described projection and described groove matches.
The body of wall that cellulose synergy masonry mortar described in the utility model is spliced by described projection and described groove, fastness is good, there will not be certain wall segment to come off or the phenomenon such as destruction, and the spun-glass insulation arranged in body of wall is cotton, improves the heat-insulating property of body of wall.
Preferably, the location swap of described projection and described groove.
Preferably, described projection is a bumping square, and described groove is a square cavity.
Preferably, it is cotton that described cellulose synergy masonry mortar also comprises a spun-glass insulation, and described spun-glass insulation cotton is adhered on aerated blocks described in lower floor by bonding agent, improves the heat-insulating property of body of wall.
Preferably, described projection is a patty projection, and described groove is a patty gap.
Preferably; described cellulose synergy masonry mortar also comprises an inorganic kervit microbead insulated sand slurry and a motar; described inorganic kervit microbead insulated sand slurry is applied in the external surface of described body of wall, and described motar is applied on described inorganic kervit microbead insulated sand slurry.
Preferably, described masonry mortar and described motar are hydroxyethylmethyl-cellulose synergy mortar.
The beneficial effects of the utility model are compared with the prior art: the body of wall that cellulose synergy masonry mortar described in the utility model is spliced by described projection and described groove, fastness is good, certain wall segment is there will not be to come off or the phenomenon such as destruction, and the spun-glass insulation arranged in body of wall is cotton, improves the heat-insulating property of body of wall.
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Fig. 1 is the structural representation of the spliced cellulose synergy masonry mortar of the utility model;
Fig. 2 is the spliced map of polylith aerated blocks in the spliced cellulose synergy masonry mortar of the utility model;
Fig. 3 is the structural representation of embodiment one in the spliced cellulose synergy masonry mortar of the utility model;
Fig. 4 is the spliced map of polylith aerated blocks in embodiment one in the spliced cellulose synergy masonry mortar of the utility model;
Fig. 5 is the structural representation of embodiment two in the spliced cellulose synergy masonry mortar of the utility model.
Detailed description of the invention
Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing, to above-mentioned being described in more detail with other technical characteristic and advantage of the utility model.
Refer to as described in Figure 1, it is the structural representation of the spliced cellulose synergy masonry mortar of the utility model; Described cellulose synergy masonry mortar comprises the body of wall that aerated blocks 1 is built by laying bricks or stones, bonding by masonry mortar 2 between described aerated blocks 1, described aerated blocks 1 comprises a block 11, two protruding 12 and two grooves 13, wherein, described protruding 12 both sides being up and down distributed in described block 11 symmetrically, described groove 13 is uniformly distributed in the left and right sides of described block 11, and the bore of the described bore of protruding 12 and described groove 13 matches, and described protruding 12 can exchange with the position of described groove 13; As shown in Figure 1, described protruding 12 is a bumping square, and described groove 13 is a square cavity, and shown in composition graphs 2, it is the spliced map of polylith aerated blocks in the spliced cellulose synergy masonry mortar of the utility model; When described polylith aerated blocks 1 is connected, bumping square in aerated blocks 1 described in each block matches with the square cavity in aerated blocks 1 described in another block, and it is mutually bonding by described masonry mortar 2, form a kind of spliced body of wall, the body of wall be built into like this, fastness is good, certain wall segment is there will not be to come off or the phenomenon such as destruction, it is cotton that described cellulose synergy masonry mortar also comprises a spun-glass insulation, described spun-glass insulation cotton is adhered on aerated blocks 1 described in lower floor by bonding agent, improves the heat-insulating property of body of wall.
The body of wall that cellulose synergy masonry mortar described in the utility model is spliced with described groove 13 by described protruding 12, fastness is good, there will not be certain wall segment to come off or the phenomenon such as destruction, and the spun-glass insulation arranged in body of wall is cotton, improves the heat-insulating property of body of wall.
Embodiment one
Cellulose synergy masonry mortar as described above, the present embodiment and its difference are, consult shown in Fig. 3, and it is the structural representation of embodiment one in the spliced cellulose synergy masonry mortar of the utility model; Shown in composition graphs 4, it is the spliced map of polylith aerated blocks in embodiment one in the spliced cellulose synergy masonry mortar of the utility model; Described projection 12 is a patty projection, described groove 13 is a patty gap, when described polylith aerated blocks 1 is connected, patty projection in aerated blocks 1 described in each block and the patty gap phase clamping in aerated blocks 1 described in another block, and it is mutually bonding by described masonry mortar 2, form a kind of spliced body of wall, owing to adopting plug-in splicing, make the fastness of shaping body of wall better.
Embodiment two
Cellulose synergy masonry mortar as described above, the present embodiment and its difference are, consult shown in Fig. 5, it is the structural representation of embodiment two in the spliced cellulose synergy masonry mortar of the utility model, described cellulose synergy masonry mortar also comprises inorganic kervit microbead insulated sand slurry 3 and a motar 4, described inorganic kervit microbead insulated sand slurry 3 is applied in the external surface of described body of wall, described motar 4 is applied on described inorganic kervit microbead insulated sand slurry 3, described masonry mortar 2 and described motar 4 are hydroxyethylmethyl-cellulose synergy mortar.
The foregoing is only preferred embodiment of the present utility model, is only illustrative for the utility model, and nonrestrictive.Those skilled in the art is understood, and can carry out many changes in the spirit and scope that the utility model claim limits to it, amendment, even equivalence, but all will fall in protection domain of the present utility model.
Claims (7)
1. a spliced cellulose synergy masonry mortar, it is characterized in that, described cellulose synergy masonry mortar comprises the body of wall that aerated blocks is built by laying bricks or stones, bonding by masonry mortar between described aerated blocks, described aerated blocks comprises a block, two protruding and two grooves, and wherein, described projection is distributed in the both sides up and down of described block symmetrically, described groove is uniformly distributed in the left and right sides of described block, and the bore of the bore of described projection and described groove matches.
2. cellulose synergy masonry mortar according to claim 1, is characterized in that, the location swap of described projection and described groove.
3. cellulose synergy masonry mortar according to claim 2, is characterized in that, described projection is a bumping square, and described groove is a square cavity.
4. cellulose synergy masonry mortar according to claim 3, it is characterized in that, it is cotton that described cellulose synergy masonry mortar also comprises a spun-glass insulation, and described spun-glass insulation cotton is adhered on aerated blocks described in lower floor by bonding agent, improves the heat-insulating property of body of wall.
5. cellulose synergy masonry mortar according to claim 2, is characterized in that, described projection is a patty projection, and described groove is a patty gap.
6. cellulose synergy masonry mortar according to claim 5; it is characterized in that; described cellulose synergy masonry mortar also comprises an inorganic kervit microbead insulated sand slurry and a motar; described inorganic kervit microbead insulated sand slurry is applied in the external surface of described body of wall, and described motar is applied on described inorganic kervit microbead insulated sand slurry.
7. cellulose synergy masonry mortar according to claim 6, is characterized in that, described masonry mortar and described motar are hydroxyethylmethyl-cellulose synergy mortar.
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