EP0602134A1 - Verfahren zur herstellung von gipsfaserplatten nach einem halbtrockenverfahren und anlage zur durchführung des verfahrens. - Google Patents
Verfahren zur herstellung von gipsfaserplatten nach einem halbtrockenverfahren und anlage zur durchführung des verfahrens.Info
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- EP0602134A1 EP0602134A1 EP92918928A EP92918928A EP0602134A1 EP 0602134 A1 EP0602134 A1 EP 0602134A1 EP 92918928 A EP92918928 A EP 92918928A EP 92918928 A EP92918928 A EP 92918928A EP 0602134 A1 EP0602134 A1 EP 0602134A1
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Classifications
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B28—WORKING CEMENT, CLAY, OR STONE
- B28B—SHAPING CLAY OR OTHER CERAMIC COMPOSITIONS; SHAPING SLAG; SHAPING MIXTURES CONTAINING CEMENTITIOUS MATERIAL, e.g. PLASTER
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B28—WORKING CEMENT, CLAY, OR STONE
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- B28B1/00—Producing shaped prefabricated articles from the material
- B28B1/52—Producing shaped prefabricated articles from the material specially adapted for producing articles from mixtures containing fibres, e.g. asbestos cement
- B28B1/526—Producing shaped prefabricated articles from the material specially adapted for producing articles from mixtures containing fibres, e.g. asbestos cement by delivering the materials on a conveyor of the endless-belt type
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B28—WORKING CEMENT, CLAY, OR STONE
- B28B—SHAPING CLAY OR OTHER CERAMIC COMPOSITIONS; SHAPING SLAG; SHAPING MIXTURES CONTAINING CEMENTITIOUS MATERIAL, e.g. PLASTER
- B28B5/00—Producing shaped articles from the material in moulds or on moulding surfaces, carried or formed by, in or on conveyors irrespective of the manner of shaping
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a method and a device according to the preambles of claims 1 and 7.
- gypsum fibreboards For the production of gypsum fibreboards according to a spreading process, a mixture of binder, reinforcing materials and possibly fillers, usually in several layers, is spread on a forming belt which is continuously moving under spreading devices and then compressed in a press.
- Gypsum or gypsum mixtures e.g. from hemihydrate, dihydrate, cement and additives, such as setting accelerators and / or retarders, as reinforcing agents fibers, e.g. from waste paper, and as fillers, e.g. Perlite used.
- the additives can also first be added to the water and to the water with the mixture.
- the water is supplied in two portions.
- the first portion of the water is supplied with a dry mixture of gypsum and fibers in the preparation of the sprinkle mixture.
- the second portion of the water is sprayed onto the individual layers of the scattered layer immediately after the layers have been spread.
- the scattered and moistened layer is then pre-compressed in a pre-press and compressed to final size in a main press.
- DE 38 01 315 it is known from DE 38 01 315 to allow an upper screen belt to run in the presses during compression for ventilation. Furthermore, it is known from DE 39 06 009 to supply the first portion of the water via moistened and ground paper fibers. A mixer for producing the dry mixture can thereby be saved. The scatterable mixture is produced by mixing gypsum and the fibers provided with the first part of the water.
- the loose, scattered material cannot absorb the sprayed water as well. This creates upper areas with excess water and correspondingly lower areas with less water, ie the moistening by this spraying is uneven.
- the humidification is only compensated for when compacting in the presses. Since excess water in the present concentrations has an accelerating effect on the setting of the gypsum, the uneven moistening leads to differently fast setting in the scattered, moistened layer.
- Another disadvantage is that devices for spraying the layers are arranged between the spreading devices. In addition to the adverse space of the spraying devices, this arrangement results in that - the different layers of the layer to the presses • cover ünter Kunststoffj-cozy routes and thus moistened at different times. This results in a different beginning of the setting of the gypsum in the different layers.
- the object of the invention is to develop a method according to the preamble of claim 1, which enables more uniform moistening with the least possible effort, and a corresponding device according to the preamble of claim 7.
- the sprinkled layer is moistened with the second partial amount of water to 110 to 180% of the plate thickness, i.e. of the final dimension of the plates, pre-compressed. Both sides of the layer are moistened one after the other during the pre-compression or directly afterwards. Only after moistening with the entire second part of the water is the pre-compressed layer compressed to plate thickness.
- a layer is produced that can absorb water much better than the scattered layer but also as the layer that has already been compacted to plate thickness.
- a particularly uniform moistening over the layer height is achieved with pre-compaction to 110 to 150% of the plate thickness.
- a total amount of water of 35 to 45% of the dry matter is supplied.
- This total amount of water which corresponds to about 2 to 3 times the amount of water stoichiometric to set the gypsum, enables the pre-compressed layer to be moistened evenly without water being squeezed out when compacting to plate thickness.
- the water absorption can be further improved by alternating compression and moistening, for example with the aid of a roller press and moistening devices arranged between the rollers of the roller press.
- the resilience of the layer after compression and during moistening causes a suction effect which supports the water absorption of the layer.
- one or both sides of the layer are moistened by spraying.
- a control of the amount of water supplied by measuring the difference between the amount of water supplied and the amount of water drained off according to claim 4 enables precise metering of the amount of water supplied. This is particularly advantageous when spraying the underside of the layer, since water can easily drip from the underside.
- the underside of the layer can also be moistened by passing the pre-compressed layer through a water bath.
- the pre-compressed layer is passed through the water bath so that only the underside of the layer is wetted.
- a sieve belt with water-impermeable, raised edges prevents water from penetrating into the layer at the two edges of the layer and flowing onto the surface of the layer.
- the amount of water for moistening the underside of the layer is metered into the water bath.
- a self-regulating mechanism of water absorption of the layer is used.
- the layer is fed into the water bath and back again at a small angle. Your water absorption grows steadily with the wetted surface and thus with increasing height of the water level. If a metered amount of water is added to the water bath, a water level is set at which this supply and the decrease by the layer are in equilibrium.
- the layer always absorbs the amount of water supplied, regardless of how this water absorption is done in detail.
- Applying underpressure or overpressure to the top of the layer in at least one zone according to claim 6 improves the uniform moistening of the layer from below. Preference is preferably applied in the first zone in order to remove the air present in the pores of the layer and the sieve belts. In the case of several zones, overpressure and underpressure are then preferably applied alternately.
- the system according to claim 7 is particularly suitable for carrying out the method according to claim 1
- the system according to claim 8 is particularly suitable for carrying out the method according to claim 3
- the system according to claim 9 is particularly suitable for carrying out the method according to claim 5.
- the equipment according to the claim 10 and of claim 11 are ge is particularly suitable for carrying out the method according to claim ⁇ . 6
- designing the undersides of the boxes or arranging the guide rollers so that they form a sliding surface concave in the conveying direction enables the layer to be guided well through the trough.
- a large depth of the trough and guide devices prevent turbulence in the trough, which could arise due to the layer passed through the trough.
- Figure 1 shows a system of the prior art.
- FIGS. 2, 3, 4 and 5 show examples 1, 2, 3 and 4 according to the invention.
- FIG. 6 shows a trough for moistening the underside of the layer of example r ;
- FIG. 7 shows a vertical section AA perpendicular to the conveying direction of the trough; and
- FIG. 8 shows an enlarged section of FIG. 7.
- a known plant for the production of gypsum fiber boards by a semi-dry process has storage devices for water, possibly additives, gypsum, fibers and possibly fillers.
- a conveyor device leading from a paper container via a grinding device opens into the storage device for fibers.
- the plant has two mixers la r lb, to each of which a line leads from the storage device for water and the dry mixer via a metering device. If necessary. leads a further line from the storage device for fillers via a metering device to the second mixer lb.
- the mixers la, lb can be, for example, horizontal pass-through with a rotating mixing shaft or rotary tube mixer.
- the system has three spreading devices 2a, 2b, 2c, which are arranged one behind the other over a forming belt 3 in its conveying direction.
- the output of the first mixer la is connected to the first and third spreading devices 2a, 2c via conveyor belts and the output of the second mixer 1b is connected to the second spreading device 2b via a conveyor belt.
- a further spray device 4b is located between the second and third spreading devices 2b, 2c and a third spray device 4c behind the third spreading device 2c.
- a pre-press 5 e.g. a roller press.
- the forming belt 3 is guided over the lower rolls and a wire belt 6 over the upper rolls of the pre-press 5.
- the for band 3 and the sieve belt 6 are both also guided by a main press 7 arranged behind the pre-press 5, also a roller press.
- the main press 7 has additional steel belts 8 guided inside the forming belt 3 and inside the wire belt 6.
- the sieve belt 6 extends over a vacuum box 10, which is arranged behind the main press 7 at the level of the upper rollers and is connected to a blower 9, and is guided back behind it.
- the forming tape 3 projects under the vacuum box 10 and is returned in its first quarter. It is designed as a closed plastic band.
- Another lower belt 11 begins in the last quarter of the vacuum box 10, so that a distance remains below the vacuum box 10 between the forming belt 3 and the lower belt 11.
- a lower spray device 12 with nozzles for spraying the underside of the layer is arranged on this route.
- An upper spray device 13 with nozzles is located after the return of the sieve belt 6 above the lower belt 11.
- the lower belt 11 is connected by an after-press 14 adjoining the upper rewetting device 13, a roller press, with an upper belt and (not shown) by further devices e.g. led to drying the plates.
- FIG. 1 also shows a paper preparation device 15 which, in addition to storage devices for additives, paper and water, has a mixer to which lines lead from the storage devices via metering devices.
- a pre-shredder is arranged in the line from the storage device for paper to the mixer between the storage device and the dosing device.
- the output of the mixer is optionally connected to the storage container for fibers via a metering device and a grinding device.
- the storage device for water and the dry mixer are no longer necessary.
- a mixture of gypsum, fibers and the first portion of the water is scattered in three layers onto the continuously moving forming belt 3 by the spreading devices 1 a, 1 b, 1 c.
- Each layer is moistened with a portion of the second portion of the water immediately after being sprinkled by the spray devices 4a, 4b, 4c.
- the mixer la feeds the first and third spreading devices la and lc, which cover the lower and the upper layer, i.e. form the outer layers of the scattered layer.
- fillers can be introduced into the second mixer 1b, which feeds the second spreading device 1b. This means that a different composition can be selected for the middle layer of the scattered layer.
- the scattered and moistened layer is first compressed to plate thickness in the pre-press 5 and then in the main press 7.
- the resulting plate is subsequently moistened one after the other from below and from above with the residue of the second subset of the water.
- the plate is held by the vacuum box 10 during rewetting from below.
- the post-moistened plate is post-compressed in the post-press 14.
- the paper When using the paper preparation device 15, the paper is pre-shredded and with the first part of the water, ie up to 200% of the dry matter of the paper and, if necessary. Additives mixed. After a certain storage time, the pre-moistened paper is ground into fibers in the grinding device and conveyed into the storage device for fibers. In the two mixers la, lb, the moistened fibers are mixed with gypsum and the mixture is then fed to the spreading devices 2a, 2b, 2c.
- a system according to the invention differs in the following features from a system of the prior art. It has an additional lower sieve belt 16.
- the lower sieve belt 16 is located below the spreading devices 2a, 2b, 2c arranged directly one behind the other and in the pre-press 5 on the forming belt 3, which is fed back behind the pre-press 5.
- the forming band 3 can be replaced by a sliding table.
- the lower wire belt 16 extends through the main press 7, in which it is located on the lower steel belt 8.
- Prepress 5 and main press 7 are arranged at a distance from one another.
- a lower spray device 18 provided with a metering device 17 is first arranged below the lower wire belt 16.
- the system according to the invention has no spray devices 4a, 4b, 4c between the spreading devices 2a, 2b, 2c and no postpress 14.
- the following quantities are metered into the dryer in a system with a production width of 2,500 mm and a belt speed of 15 m / min:
- the first mixer contains 2,580 l / h of water, i.e. 20.8% of the dry matter, and in the second mixer 2a 2.880 1 / h water, i.e. 23.2% of the dry matter, introduced with proportions of retarders and accelerators adapted to the gypsum.
- the mixture is sprinkled on the forming belt 3 in three layers.
- the scattered layer has a height of approximately 50 mm and is raised to a height of 12 mm in the pre-press 5, i.e. to about 120% of the plate thickness, pre-compressed. It springs back to about 16 mm.
- the spray devices 18, 22 are used first to spray 2,280 l / h of water from below and then from above, i.e. a total of 18% of the dry matter, sprayed onto the layer.
- the amount of water supplied is regulated by measuring the difference between the amount of water supplied and the amount flowing off. Overall, a water volume of about 40% of the dry matter, i.e. approximately 3 times the ⁇ toichiometric amount of water.
- the layer is compressed to a plate thickness of 10.3 mm. After setting, the raw board still contains 14.2% residual moisture. After drying, a plate with a density of 1,150 kg / m3 and a bending strength of 8.0 N / mm is obtained.
- Example 2
- the upper screen belt 6 is only guided through the main press 7.
- a second upper screen belt 25 extends through the pre-press 5, along the vacuum box 21 arranged opposite the lower spray device 18 and along another transfer vacuum box 27 connected to a blower 26.
- the upper screen belt 25 is returned behind the transfer vacuum box 27.
- the upper spray device 22 is arranged between the return of the upper screen belt 25 and the main press 7.
- the lower screen belt 16 extends through the pre-press 5, along the lower spray device 18 and over one or more separating nozzles 29 connected to a blower.
- the release nozzles 29 are arranged at the end of the vacuum box 21.
- the lower sieve belt 16 extends to the edge of the transfer vacuum box 27 in the conveying direction and is led back there.
- Another smooth, lower belt 30 begins at the rear edge of the transfer vacuum box 27, extends below the upper spray device 22 and is guided through the main press 7. Accordingly, no vacuum box is arranged opposite the upper spraying device 22.
- the layer pre-compressed in the pre-press 5 is first moistened by the spray device 18 on the underside.
- the layer is then detached from the lower sieve belt 16 by blowing air through the detaching nozzles 29 and transferred to the smooth, lower belt 30 with the aid of the transfer vacuum box 29.
- There the layer is moistened on the upper side by spray device 22 and compressed to plate thickness in the main press 7.
- the underside of the plate is smoothed by the smooth lower band 30.
- a system of example 3 differs from that of example 2 in that the lower screen belt 16, as in example 1, is carried out through the main press 7. Accordingly, a vacuum box 24 with blower 23 is arranged opposite the upper spray device 22 arranged directly in front of the main press 7.
- the system of example 3 also differs from that of example 2 in the lower moistening device.
- the lower moistening device has a trough 32 provided with a metering device 31.
- Outer guide rollers 33 are arranged above the front and rear edge of the tub 32 in the conveying direction. Between the outer guide rollers 33 there extends a box 34, which is divided into two in the conveying direction, with air openings on its underside, to the front half of which a suction blower 35 and to the rear half of which a pressure blower 36 is connected.
- the lower side of the box 34 projecting into the trough 32 is designed as a sliding surface which is concavely curved in the conveying direction. The curvature corresponds approximately to a radius of 5 to 15 m. It is important that the outer guide rollers 33 and the box 34 are arranged in such a way that the sieve belts 16, 25 are led down and back at a small angle.
- the upper sieve belt 25 is returned behind the tub 32. At this point, the lower screen belt 16 is guided over a further roller 37.
- the layer pre-compressed in the pre-press 5 is guided through the trough 32 such that only the underside of the layer is wetted.
- air is first sucked out of the layer and the sieve belts 16, 25 from the top in a first zone and then an overpressure is applied to the top of the layer in a second zone.
- the pressure can be regulated in each case.
- a precisely metered amount of water is passed into the tub 32 and is taken up by the layer.
- the top of the layer is then moistened by the spray devices 22 and finally the layer in the main press 7 is compressed to plate thickness.
- the upper screen belt 6 and the lower screen belt 16 are passed through the pre-press 5, in which the upper spray device 22 is arranged, the lower moistening device and the main press 7.
- Upper and lower pressure rollers 38 of the pre-press 5 are arranged at a distance from one another.
- Nozzles 39 of the upper spray device 22 are located between the upper pressure rollers 38.
- the lower moistening device has the tub 32 described in Example 3 and provided with a metering device 31. Between the outer guide rollers 33 arranged above the edges of the trough 32, suction / pressure boxes 40 and further guide rollers 41 are alternately arranged one behind the other. The, in this example four, boxes 40 are connected via lines 42 to the suction blower 35 and the pressure blower 36. Valves 43 are located in the lines 42, so that the blowers 35, 36 can optionally be switched to the boxes 40 and the respective air pressure is adjustable.
- the guide rollers 41 form, as in Example 3, a concavely curved sliding surface in the conveying direction, along which the upper and the lower screen belt 25, 16 are guided through the trough 32.
- the immersion depth of the lower sieve belt 16 corresponds in size to the layer thickness.
- the extent of the tub .32 in the conveying direction corresponds approximately to that of the main press 7, for example 3 to 5 m. It is about 25 cm wider than the layer on both sides. Their depth is about 10 times the plate thickness.
- Below the lower sieve belt 16 are arranged on the trough 32 extending in the conveying direction guide devices 44, 45 with vertical and horizontal guide surfaces.
- the lower sieve belt 16 is wider than the upper sieve belt 6 (or upper sieve belt 25, example 3). Its side edges are sealed with elastic plastic 46. The cover protrudes on both sides by 5 cm into the area of the precompacted layer.
- the lower screen belt 16 is guided in the tub 32 at its edges via rollers 47. The rollers 47 are arranged so that the edges of the lower wire belt 16 are bent up.
- the tub 32 is provided with an inlet 48 at its front end.
- the inlet 48 is designed in the manner of a diffuser with an overflow extending over the entire width of the trough (not shown).
- the metering pump 31 is connected to the inlet 48 via a flow meter 49.
- the scattered layer in the pre-press 7 is alternately compressed by the pressure rollers 38 and sprayed in the area between the pressure rollers 38.
- the springback of the layer leads to an increased suction of the water into the layer.
- the precompressed layer arranged between the sieve belts 16, 25 is so through a .
- Water bath namely through the tub 22 metered with water, so that only the underside of the layer is wetted. This is ensured by the raised edges of the lower sieve belt 16 sealed with plastic 46.
- the layer is "r out alone ⁇ in klei ⁇ nem angle, eg 1 to 10 * in the Wa ⁇ erbad and again. It takes through the be ⁇ chriebenen ⁇ elbstregulschierenden mechanism exactly the amount of water on zudo ⁇ technisch.
- the layer is alternately loaded and unloaded by the guide rollers 23, 41.
- the resilience of the layer between the guide rollers 28, 41 increases, as in the upper spray device 22 of this example, the moistening of the layer by sucking in the water.
- This resilience of the layer during moistening can also be achieved by running the layer in a water bath along a curved surface, the radius of which is constantly increasing.
- Air is first drawn in from the layer in a first zone through the suction / pressure boxes 40 between the guide rollers in order to remove the air from the layer and, above all, the lower belt 16.
- a certain air pressure is then applied in a second zone from above onto the layer passed through the casebath. This applied air pressure counteracts the uneven moistening of areas of different densities in the layer.
- the boxes 40 can also be operated in such a way that air is sucked in alternately through one box 40 in one zone and air is added through the next in the following zone, whereby in the first box 40, i. in the first zone, air is always sucked in.
- the paper fibers impregnated with water are produced in the paper preparation device 15.
- the 30,700 kg / h of the mixture of gypsum, fibers and water, the amount of water being about 22% of the dry matter, is spread in three layers.
- the spreading height is about 45 mm.
- the layer is pre-compressed in the pre-press 5 to a thickness of 11.5 mm, ie approximately 112% of the plate thickness. It springs back to 15 mm.
- 2,400 1 / h of water is sprayed from above.
- the layer also absorbs 2,400 1 / h of water from below.
- the total amount of water supplied is thus about 41% of the dry matter and about 3 times the stoichiometric amount of water.
- the layer is compressed to a plate thickness of 10.3 mm. After setting, the raw board still contains 14.2% residual moisture. After drying, a plate with a density of 1,170 kg / m3 and a bending strength of 9.2 N / mm is obtained.
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