Classifications

• • 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
  • B28B13/00—Feeding the unshaped material to moulds or apparatus for producing shaped articles; Discharging shaped articles from such moulds or apparatus
  • B28B13/02—Feeding the unshaped material to moulds or apparatus for producing shaped articles
  • B28B13/0215—Feeding the moulding material in measured quantities from a container or silo
  • B28B13/022—Feeding several successive layers, optionally of different materials
• • 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
  • B28B1/00—Producing shaped prefabricated articles from the material
  • B28B1/005—Devices or processes for obtaining articles having a marble appearance

Definitions

• the invention relates to a device for producing concrete blocks according to the preamble of claim 1.
• the invention also relates to a storage container having a receiving space for a plurality of layers of different colored concrete for use in a device for producing concrete blocks according to claim 27.
• the invention further relates to a method for producing concrete blocks according to the preamble of claim 28.
• Conventional methods for producing concrete blocks usually provide a basic body formed from coarse concrete, which is provided on the top with a fixed covering layer of colored concrete or concrete mortar. It is provided that the rough concrete is filled into a mold and compacted by shaking and / or pressing in the mold. This lowers the coarse concrete.
• a storage container which is also referred to as header tank or header silo
• a multicolored facing layer for example when a marbled facing layer or a color mix is to be achieved, concrete or mortar masses are introduced into the storage container separately by color and mixed or unmixed into the molds.
• the described methods and devices share the disadvantage of a large mechanical and manufacturing expense.
• the cladding layers obtained by unfavorable mixing for example, as a result of heap formations, often undefined color patterns.
• a storage container which forms a receiving space for a plurality of layers of different colored concrete, wherein the bottom of the storage space is designed as a slide.
• the downstream dispensing device may have a closure member, which is designed to control a quantitative, portionwise dispensing of the colored concrete or concrete mortar and filled the molds.
• the design of the storage container with a slide causes only a relatively low mechanical complexity and leads to an improved mixing of the layers of ver. different colored concrete. Nevertheless, the mixing of layers of different colored concrete is still not cheap enough; In particular, heaps continue to occur. This is especially true for the first subset, which falls down when opening the slider. In this only a small or insufficient mixing takes place.
• EP 1 017 554 B1 proposes that the slide known from practice be combined with impact bodies which are arranged in the path of movement of the sections of the concrete layers moving downwards by gravity.
• the subsections of the concrete layers are intended to impinge on the impact bodies in such a way that the subsections are guided onto a deflection arc and are better mixed with one another.
• the present invention is therefore an object of the invention to provide an apparatus and a method for producing concrete blocks, which allow it with little effort, several Mix layers of different colored concrete in the desired manner with each other, in particular to produce facing layers with a defined, similar appearance for concrete blocks.
• An advantageous storage container for use in a device for producing concrete blocks results from claim 27.
• concrete is to be understood equally for the purposes of the invention concrete mortar or mortar or other pourable material for the production of stones, in particular paving stones, bricks and the like.
• the at least one discharge opening is arranged in the side wall, concrete from the different colored layers can fall out of the receiving space of the reservoir, without - as was the case in the prior art - the concrete falls in order from the reservoir, such as this stored there in layers.
• the discharge opening in the side wall can be achieved, for example, that concrete from the different colored layers simultaneously falls down.
• the topmost layer associated dispensing opening is opened in the side wall and then - with a time delay - subsets of underlying or underlying layers are output through the dispensing opening.
• subsets of the different layers of colored concrete arrive at the same time at the end of their movement or trajectory and thereby sets a desired, for example, uniform mixing.
• Achieving a temporally offset opening can be achieved for example by an oblique to the discharge opening arrangement of the output means or an oblique arrangement of the opening edge of the output means.
• any mixing can be set with the device according to the invention and the method according to the invention. It is essential that, in particular, the mixing ratio of the first subset of the concrete removed from the receiving space of the storage container is no longer dependent on first draining the next layer of the bottom of the storage container.
• the output means open and close the dispensing opening in cycles, in order to dispense a subset of the layers during the opening cycle. This makes it possible in each case to discharge a defined amount of concrete from the individual layers.
• the side wall provided with the at least one dispensing opening is inclined with respect to a vertical plane.
• a plurality of side walls or partial sections of a plurality of side walls are provided with discharge openings.
• One or more side walls can be inclined accordingly.
• the upper layer adjacent to the side wall, forms an overhang projecting horizontally over the lower layer.
• This overhang when the at least one dispensing opening is opened by the dispensing means, may fall down independently of the underlying layer due to gravity.
• further concrete can slip and be dispensed with through the dispensing opening. If appropriate, provision may be made for the dispensing means to open the dispensing opening only for a defined time and then close it again. In another opening cycle thus the slipped concrete can be output defined.
• the inclination of the side wall is changeable.
• a change in inclination may be advantageous, for example, depending on the nature of the concrete to achieve a desired mixing.
• the appearance of the concrete block can change, for example, achieve a marbling or a uniform mixing.
• the inclination is changed as a function of the filling level, for example if a defined subset has already been dispensed from the receiving space of the storage container.
• the inclination of the side wall may be, for example, 5 to 70 degrees, preferably 5 to 35 degrees. These values have been found to be particularly suitable in terms of the desired uniform mixing and in consideration of the desired subset, which is to be output through the discharge opening in the side wall.
• the receiving space or the reservoir in the direction of the at least one output opening provided with the side wall is tiltable or tiltable or tiltable.
• This can be achieved for example by a corresponding rotation of the receiving space or a rotation.
• known to those skilled bearings and / or shafts / axes of rotation and the like can be used.
• the inclination or the rotation of the receiving space in the direction of the side wall provided with the discharge opening is variable. It is also possible in this case to incline or turn the receiving space so far in the direction of the side wall provided with the at least one dispensing opening that the side wall provided with the dispensing opening forms the bottom of the receiving space.
• the outer walls bounding the receiving space form at least approximately a spherical shape or a circular arc shape.
• the receiving space is to be rotated or inclined in the direction of the side wall provided with the at least one discharge opening.
• the entire receiving space has a spherical shape, it is sufficient if the receiving space over the angular range over which the receiving space is to be inclined or rotated, at least approximately has a spherical shape.
• the side wall provided with the at least one dispensing opening and / or an opposite side wall are movable in order to change their distance from one another.
• the opposite side wall may also be preceded by a movable partition wall.
• a vibration or vibration may also be provided in order to optionally supply further material to the dispensing opening in the side wall.
• the at least one dispensing opening extends substantially horizontally or vertically in the side wall.
• a horizontal arrangement of the at least one dispensing opening makes it possible, from each layer of different colors Concrete targeted to release a subset of concrete.
• the side wall has a plurality of dispensing openings, so that each layer of multicolored concrete can be assigned a dispensing opening. It is also conceivable that in each case a horizontally extending dispensing opening is arranged at an interface between two layers, so that a partial amount of concrete can be discharged from both layers by opening the dispensing opening.
• the side wall is provided with a plurality of substantially mutually parallel discharge openings.
• a uniform mixing of the layers can be achieved.
• the discharge openings form pockets, channels or guides through which the layers fall down due to the force of gravity.
• a particularly advantageous embodiment of the dispensing openings or the side wall provided with these may consist in that the side wall has two spaced apart walls, wherein the first wall facing the receiving space and provided with the discharge openings, and the second wall through the discharge opening incoming concrete passes.
• the wall facing the inside of the receiving space may be provided with guide or stabilizing webs between the dispensing openings. These webs may optionally also be connected to the rear wall, so that channels or pockets are formed to guide the falling out concrete.
• the pockets are not closed, but are connected one above the other by openings in the stabilizing webs or the stabilization webs extend over only a portion of the height, so that the pockets do not hinder the falling of the concrete, in particular not clog.
• the output means are designed as swords, draw plates, slides, hinges or the like.
• Such a design has been found to be advantageous in order to open and close the dispensing openings quickly and easily.
• the dispensing openings can be closed in any manner.
• the output means are suitable for continuously changing the passage size of the dispensing opening.
• the subset to be dispensed from the layers of different colored concrete can be advantageously controlled.
• each dispensing opening has an associated dispensing means.
• the output means can be controlled separately or together with the other output means.
• a separate control of the dispensing means makes it possible, in particular in the case of a horizontal alignment of the dispensing openings in the side wall, that the subsequent dispensing device may optionally be fed selectively only one layer and thus only one concrete color.
• the output means are interconnected and movable together. This makes it possible to simultaneously open and close a plurality of dispensing openings. It is advantageous if the output means are designed as a gate, which has passage openings, wherein the slide is adjustable or displaceable to the side wall provided with the discharge openings such that the passage size of the outlet due to their overlap with the passage openings of the backdrop. Particularly preferred is a parallel displacement of the backdrop to the side wall.
• An embodiment of the output means as a backdrop enables a particularly simple operation to open and close the dispensing openings or to set different passage sizes.
• the dispensing means are provided with projections, pins, springs or the like aligned with the layers in order to loosen the layers in the area of the dispensing means.
• This embodiment is particularly suitable when the output means are designed as a backdrop or in a backdrop.
• the output means are designed as rotatable shafts, rollers or the like, which change the passage size of the dispensing opening as a function of the rotation.
• the corrugations have means to convey subsets of the layers through the dispensing opening.
• the means may, for example, as blades, projections, mandrels and the like, optionally similar to a waterwheel or the wings of a vane pump. to be. It can also be provided that in each case two waves work together in an interlocking manner.
• means can also be provided to fill the receiving space with as uniform layers as possible of the differently colored concrete.
• This can be done in various ways, particularly preferred is an embodiment of the means as baffles, which are arranged above the receiving space and already ensure when filling the different colored concrete that substantially uniform layers are formed.
• the layers can also have a different thickness. This may for example be the case if the same amount of concrete per layer is filled in each case, but the areas of the layers are different due to the inclination of the side wall. It is advantageous if the thickness of a layer is constant.
• the bottom of the receiving space is designed as a slide. Concrete, which can not be discharged through the outlet openings in the side wall or is to be dispensed, can be removed through the slide. The removal takes place in such a way that the slide is pushed into a position in which it releases an opening slot, so that portions of the concrete contained in the receiving space fall due to gravity.
• the slider is transversely movable, so that between the side walls and the slider, a variable opening slot can be formed, fall through the sections of the layers due to gravity down. It is advantageous if the receiving space is formed substantially funnel-shaped and increases upwards.
• the solution according to the invention is also particularly suitable for retrofitting existing devices for producing concrete blocks, in particular paving stones.
• the side wall which according to the invention is provided with the at least one discharge opening, it does not necessarily have to be a side wall which at the same time constitutes an outer wall of the receiving container or surrounds the concrete introduced in the receiving space on its outer circumference.
• the side wall is an inner wall in the receiving space, which is formed for example as a partition.
• the partition may be inclined accordingly.
• the inner wall may in particular be tower-shaped, dome-shaped or cone-shaped and arranged in the receiving space.
• the side wall may be formed as any vertically extending wall (preferably also inclined), which is in communication with the introduced in the receiving space layers of different colored concrete or adjacent to the different colored layers of concrete.
• at least one first subset of the layers is dispensed from the storage container in that at least one dispensing opening is opened in at least one subsection of a side wall of the receiving space. It is advantageous if the at least one dispensing opening in the side wall is opened in such a way that a substantially uniform or desired amount of each layer of different colored concrete falls through the dispensing opening.
• the at least one dispensing opening opens in such a way that the opening extends substantially in the vertical direction in the side wall, so that regardless of the respective lower layer, each layer of differently colored concrete drops a subset into the dispensing opening.
• the side wall provided with the at least one dispensing opening is inclined or can be tilted such that, in the case of two layers lying on top of each other, the upper layer adjacent to the side wall forms an overhang projecting horizontally over the lower layer.
• FIG. 1 shows a schematic representation of an apparatus for producing concrete blocks in a side view.
• Figure 2 is a principle, perspective view of a reservoir according to the invention.
• Fig. 3 is a plan view of a side wall with dispensing openings and with dispensing means for opening and closing the dispensing openings;
• Fig. 4 is a top view of one with a plurality of
• Output ports provided side wall, wherein the discharge openings can be opened and closed by a backdrop-like output means which is slidably disposed on the front side of the side wall;
• FIG. 5 is a principle sectional view of a device for dispensing differently colored concrete into a mold
• FIG. 6 is a further illustration according to Figure 5, wherein a as
• FIG. 7a shows a detail of a partial section of a side wall, which is provided with a dispensing opening, wherein the dispensing means for closing the dispensing opening is formed as a shaft;
• Fig. 7b is a view according to Figure 6a, wherein the discharge opening in the side wall is closed by two intermeshing waves;
• FIG. 8a is a sectional view according to VII-VII of Figure 6b wherein the shafts mesh with each other such that the discharge opening is closed;
• FIG. 8b shows a representation of the waves according to FIG. 7a, wherein the waves are twisted in such a way that the discharge opening is completely opened;
• Fig. 9 is a principle plan view from above of the
• Slider formed bottom of the receiving space, wherein the slider has a triangular-shaped recess and an adjacent side wall is provided with a prism-shaped or semi-conical projection which cooperates with the triangular-shaped recess of the slider, and
• FIG. 10 shows a basic plan view of an alternative embodiment of the side wall provided with the dispensing openings.
• Fig. 1 shows a basic principle of the device according to the invention.
• a container 1 is provided, which is suitable for receiving coarse concrete 2 or core concrete is used, which can be delivered via a closure member 3 to a arranged under the container 1 mold 4.
• the mold 4 After filling with rough concrete 2, the mold 4 is supplied in a known manner a vibrating and / or pressing station 5. By shaking and / or pressing in the pressing station 5 of the rough concrete 2 is compressed.
• the case created above the compacted coarse concrete 2 space in the mold 4 serves to accommodate colored concrete 6 or concrete mortar.
• the concrete 6 or the concrete mortar is also referred to as facing concrete or facing concrete mortar.
• the colored concrete 6 is stored in a storage container 7 for forming the facing layer. It is provided that in the reservoir 7 and in a receiving space 8 of the reservoir 7 a plurality of layers 9,10,11,12 and 13 are stored by differently colored concrete, which are used together to form facing layers for paving stones.
• the layers 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 rest on top of one another on a base 14 of the receiving space 8.
• the storage container 7 has below the bottom 14 of the receiving space a cylinder-shaped or funnel-shaped extension 7 a which leads to a delivery device 15 with a Closing member 16 leads.
• the closure member 16 closes the lower end of the reservoir 7.
• the closure member 16 serves to control a quantitative, portionwise delivery of colored concrete mortar from the reservoir 7 in the mold 4.
• the closure member 16 may be the lower end of the reservoir 7 in any manner open and close, for example, by a displacement or pivoting of the closure member.
• the funnel-shaped extension 7a of the reservoir 7 shown in Fig. 1 is a reservoir independent of the reservoir 7, in particular in the way they are in conventional devices for the manufacture of concrete blocks in use.
• the storage container 7 according to the invention can be used for retrofitting in existing devices for producing concrete blocks.
• the reservoir 7 according to the invention can be placed as an attachment at the upper end of the previous reservoir 7 and connected thereto.
• existing devices for producing concrete blocks can be retrofitted or upgraded with the inventive solution with relatively little effort.
• one of the side walls 17 which surround or form and define the receiving space 8 is provided with a plurality of dispensing openings 18.
• the dispensing opening 18 serves for dispensing a subset of the layers 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13, wherein the passage size of the dispensing openings 18 can be changed by dispensing means 19.
• the side wall 17 provided with the discharge openings 18 is inclined with respect to a vertical plane.
• the inclination is variable by an adjusting device 20 shown only schematically in Figure 2, which may be, for example, a crank or an electric motor, changeable.
• a guide means 21 is further provided, which makes it possible that by an actuation of the adjusting device 20, the inclination of the side wall 17 can be increased or decreased.
• the discharge opening 18 is arranged in the side wall 17 so that it regardless of the inclination of the side wall 17 reaches each layer 9,10,11,12 and 13 or allows that can precipitate concrete from each layer.
• the discharge openings 18 extend vertically or vertically in the side wall 17 or are introduced vertically into the side wall 17.
• the discharge openings 18 in the exemplary embodiment run parallel to one another in the exemplary embodiment.
• the side wall 17 is, as is apparent in particular from a synopsis of Figures 1, 2 and 4, designed such that pockets 22 are formed by the discharge openings 18 with subsets of concrete from the layers 9,10,11,12, and 13th be filled. In these pockets 22, the concrete 6 can fall downwards due to gravity in the direction of the dispensing device 15 or the closure member 16.
• the pockets 22 are formed in a simple manner in that the side wall 17 has two walls 17a, 17b.
• the wall 17a is the front side of the side wall 17 and is aligned in the direction of the receiving space 8 or adjacent to this.
• the wall 17 a is provided with the discharge openings 18. Behind the wall 17a, ie on the side facing away from the receiving space 8 side, there is the wall 17b, which is preferably completely closed and thus as a closed Rear wall prevents the incident through the discharge openings 18 concrete 6 can escape in an undesired direction.
• stabilizing plates 17c are arranged between the wall 17a and 17b stabilizing plates 17c are arranged.
• the stabilizing plates 17c may extend over the entire height of the walls 17a, 17b. In an advantageous embodiment, however, it is sufficient if the stabilizing plates 17c extend over only a portion of the height or, if appropriate, a plurality of stabilizing plates 17c are arranged one above the other and next to one another.
• the dispensing means 19 may be formed in any manner, preferably as swords, drawers, slides, hinges or the like.
• the output means 19 are formed in a slot 23, which has passage openings 24, wherein the slide 23 is displaceable to the provided with the discharge openings 18 side wall 17, that the passage size of the outlet openings 18 by their coverage with the Passage openings 24 of the gate 23 results.
• the fixed webs or swords between the passage openings 24 of the link 23 are the output means 19, the output openings 18 completely close in a corresponding position of the link 23 or ensure by a corresponding displacement that the discharge openings 18 with the Passage openings 24 of the gate 23 cover.
• the gate 23 is in the embodiment in front of the wall 17 a of the side wall 17, that is arranged between the wall 17 a and the receiving space 8.
• the gate 23 extends substantially plane-parallel to the wall 17 a.
• the arrangement of the slotted guide 23 can also take place in other ways. For example, at the back of the wall 17a, whereby the pressure of the concrete contained in the receiving space 8 does not obstruct a plane-parallel displacement of the link 23 to the wall 17a or less.
• the slide 23 is arranged displaceably on the front side of the wall 17a.
• FIG. 3 shows a plan view of the side of the slotted guide 23 facing the receiving space 8, wherein the dispensing means 19, that is to say the discharge means 19, is shown in FIG. H. the webs between the passage openings 24 of the link 23, the discharge openings 18 partially obscure.
• the movement of the link 23 relative to the wall 17a can be done in any manner, in the embodiment, an electric motor 25 is provided for this purpose, which is shown in Fig. 2.
• an actuating lever 26 is additionally shown, the extension 27 is so connected to the link 23 that it is plane-parallel to the wall 17 a movable.
• the dispensing means are designed as rotatable shafts 19 ', which change the passage size of the dispensing openings 18 as a function of the rotation.
• FIGS. 7a and 7b only a section of the side wall 17 or the wall 17a is shown with an outlet opening 18 in which the rotatable shafts 19 'are arranged.
• the shafts 19 'in this case have means 29 to promote subsets of the layers through the discharge opening 18.
• the means are formed in the embodiment as thickenings 29, but it could also be at the funds to wings, perimeter enlargements, projections, blades, pins and the like. Due to the thickenings 29, in addition to the independent precipitation of concrete 6 through the discharge opening 18, an active outward movement of the concrete 6 from the receiving space 8 to be achieved, for example, as is the case with pumps.
• Fig. 7b shows an arrangement of two shafts 19 'per discharge opening 18, which work together in an interlocking manner.
• Fig. 8a shows a position, as shown in Fig. 7b, in which the shafts 19 'engage in such a way that the thickenings 29, the discharge opening 18 completely or approximately completely close.
• Fig. 8b shows a 90 degree twisted arrangement of the shafts 19 ', thereby achieving that the discharge port 18 has its maximum passage size.
• the shafts 19 ' may be formed of plastic, rubber or metal, for example.
• the provided with the discharge openings 18 side wall 17 and / or an opposite side wall 30 is movable to increase the distance between the side walls 17 and 30 and to reduce.
• means 31, for example in the form of baffles, can be provided in order to fill the receiving space 8 with as uniform layers 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 as possible of the differently colored concrete .
• the baffles 31 are arranged in the embodiment above the receiving space.
• the receiving space 8 may have any desired configuration. It can be provided, for example, that the receiving space 8 increases in a substantially funnel-shaped manner upwards.
• the receiving space 8 may have, for example, a size of 1 to 4 m 3 , preferably 1 to 3 m 3 .
• the bottom 14 of the receiving space 8 is formed as a slide or drawing sheet.
• the slider 14 is mounted transversely displaceable in the embodiment, so that an opening slot 32 between the slider 14 and the outer walls 17, 30 of the receiving space is formed by a longitudinal movement of the slider 14. Due to this opening slit 32, sections of the layers 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 may fall down due to gravity.
• Fig. 5 shows a diagram in which the slider 14 is closed, that is, the bottom in the receiving space 8 is closed.
• FIG. 6 shows a representation in which the opening slit 32 already occupies one third of the original floor, so that the sections or columns of the layers 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 can crash and thereby mix.
• the opening and closing of the slide 14 can be done in any known manner.
• an impact body, a prism or a guide plate according to EP 1 017 554 B1 may also be provided in the fall path of the concrete from the slide 14 and / or the discharge openings 18.
• the slider is designed as a flat or flat plate, preferably made of metal.
• Fig. 2 shows a possibility for displacement of the slider 14.
• a support frame 33 is provided, which carries the reservoir 7.
• the support frame 33 is extended so far in a horizontal plane that the slider 14 can be moved via an electric motor 34 so that the opening slot 32 opens and closes.
• the slider 14 does not extend in the embodiment to below the pockets 22, so these are basically open. In an alternative embodiment, however, the pockets can also be closed by the slider 14 or a separate element.
• Fig. 9 shows a plan view of the slider 14 in a specific embodiment from above.
• the slider 14 in this case has a triangular-like incision, which in the closed state of the slider 14 is closed by a prismatic or cone-shaped, also upwardly extending projection 35. Due to the conical projection 35 more material from upper layers 10,11,12 and 13 slips when opening the slider 14 (due to the rising slope of the conical projection 35) as would be the case with a conventional slider 14. This can be advantageous for certain applications. Independently of the solution according to the invention, it is also possible for certain applications to use a slide according to FIG. 9, for example also in the device according to EP 1 017 554 B1.
• the side wall 17 provided with the dispensing openings 18 is formed as an inner wall in the receiving space 8.
• the side wall 17 is designed conical and tapers from the bottom 14 of the receiving space 8 upwards.
• a kind of slotted guide 23 is provided, which has bar-shaped dispensing means 19 and passage openings 24.
• the link element 23 is adapted to the side wall 17 and therefore also designed conical or substantially conical.
• the opening of the bottom or of the slide 14 can take place in a known manner, wherein the conical inner or side wall 17 can be connected according to FIG. 10, for example via a support frame on outer side walls of the receiving space 8.
• a further advantageous detail in particular for the embodiments illustrated in FIGS. 1 to 8, is an extension plate 36, which can be seen for example in FIGS. 2, 5 and 6.
• a bearing 37 is provided around which the wall 17b of the side wall 17 is rotatable to incline the side wall 17. Since the axis of rotation 37 in the embodiment, when the wall 17b is associated, the distance between the underside of the wall 17a and the slider 14 changes during rotation or pivoting about the axis of rotation 37, so that it may be feared that concrete 6 penetrates through the resulting gap.
• the extension plate 36 is provided, which can be extended or retracted via an operating element 38 (shown in FIG. 2) on the underside of the wall 17b, if necessary, in order to compensate for a gap created by the pivoting.
• the axis of rotation 37 may also be associated with the wall 17a.
• FIGS. 1, 2, 5 and 6 The basic principle of the device according to the invention and of the method according to the invention results from a combination of FIGS. 1, 2, 5 and 6.
• the colored concrete from the storage container 7 in FIG the mold 4 is introduced.
• the attachment layer is formed by the differently colored layers 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13.
• the layers are stored stacked in the storage container 7 and can be introduced there in any manner, preferably using the baffle 31.
• Fig. 5 at least a first subset of the layers 9,10,11,12 and 13 is discharged from the reservoir 7 by opening the discharge ports 18 in the side wall 17.
• a first subset of the layers 9,10,11,12 and 13 drops well mixed on the closure member 16 of the dispensing unit 15.
• a first subset has been well mixed with the closure member 16 is fed, can by clocking opening and closing of the discharge openings 18 through the Output means 19, the process can be repeated.
• the slider 14, as shown in Fig. 6, preferably be opened continuously or stepwise, so that portions of the layers 9,10,11,12 and 13 cancel and fall down.
• the method and the device in solid bodies of any kind and shape formed entirely of colored concrete materials. Furthermore, it may also be provided to dispense not only a subset but the entire contents of the receiving space 8 through the dispensing openings 18.
• the dispensing means 18 for opening and closing can also be dispensed with or the dispensing means 19 can keep the passage size of the dispensing openings constant. This also improves compared to the prior art, the mixing. However, it does not provide such a favorable result as if the dispensing means provide for opening and closing the dispensing openings. However, this variant should also be included in the invention.

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