EP2917163A1 - Method for producing a hydraulic binding agent - Google Patents
Method for producing a hydraulic binding agentInfo
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- EP2917163A1 EP2917163A1 EP13786669.5A EP13786669A EP2917163A1 EP 2917163 A1 EP2917163 A1 EP 2917163A1 EP 13786669 A EP13786669 A EP 13786669A EP 2917163 A1 EP2917163 A1 EP 2917163A1
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- silicate
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a method for producing a hydraulic binder and to a method for producing a binder mixture by processing a silicate-containing component with calcium silicate hydrate and / or belite-containing components.
- EP 2 243 754 A1 describes a process for the preparation of a hydraulic binder which is based on a calcium silicate compound and has properties similar to those of conventional Portland cement, but in the production of which significantly less CO 2 is liberated.
- a calcium and silicon-containing starting material is first hydrothermally treated at temperatures of 120-250 ° C, whereby a calcium silicate hydrate-containing intermediate product is formed.
- the intermediate is reaction-milled alone at a temperature of 100-150 ° C alone or together with another silicate-containing material, whereby under reaction and dehydration at least partially a belitumbles binder is formed, which is highly reactive and a comparable with Portland cement binder low reaction heat and high Medfestmaschine corresponds.
- the present invention is an object of the invention to provide a method for producing a hydraulic binder, a method for producing a binder mixture and the use of a plant for the two production processes, wherein the proportion of calcium silicate hydrate and / or belitumblen component in Binders can be reduced. According to the invention, this object is achieved by the features of claims 1, 8, 9 and 13.
- the inventive method for producing a hydraulic binder by processing a silicate-containing component with calcium silicate hydrate and / or belit ambiencen components is characterized by the combination of the following two steps:
- the silicate-containing component is comminuted in at least one comminution device to particle sizes of ⁇ 100 ⁇ , wherein for surface activation at least partially Si-O-Si bonds and / or hydrogen bonds in the structure of the surface layer of the silicate-containing component are broken, and
- the silicate-containing component activated in the first step is brought into contact as a silicate-containing carrier with calcium silicate hydrate and / or belite-containing components in a coating device, wherein the calcium silicate hydrate and / or belite-containing components are at least Enrich 50% of the surface of the silicate-containing carrier with a reaction coating.
- a silicate-containing component eg quartz sand, slag or fly ash
- a silicate-containing component eg quartz sand, slag or fly ash
- the basic structure of the silicates is characterized by Si0 4 tetrahedra, whose center consists of a silicon atom and whose four corners each consist of one oxygen atom. Essentially all silicates are built up by linkages of these Si0 4 pyramids.
- roller mill in particular a pendulum roller mill, and / or a roller mill, but preferably high energy mills such as a jet mill, an impact mill, a ball mill, in particular an agitator ball mill, a vibration mill and / or a magnetic mill and a circuit u nd / or combination of these types of mill in question.
- high energy mills such as a jet mill, an impact mill, a ball mill, in particular an agitator ball mill, a vibration mill and / or a magnetic mill and a circuit u nd / or combination of these types of mill in question.
- the thus activated silicate-containing component is then coated as a silicate-containing carrier in a second treatment unit with a calcium silicate hydrate and / or belit ambiencen substance.
- This coating may also be in at least one mill, for example in a ball mill, in particular an agitator ball mill, a vibration mill, a jet mill and / or impact mill, but preferably in a roller mill, in particular a pendulum roller mill, and / or roller mill, and an interconnection and / or combination of these types of mill.
- a magnetic coating according to US Pat. No. 6,037,019 and use of a magnetic mill is also conceivable.
- relatively soft grinding media for example plastic-coated cast iron or magnetic bodies, are used in the coating. The aim of this coating or sheathing is to largely avoid further comminution of the particles and to achieve a coating of the coarser silicate-containing carriers with the calcium silicate hydrate and / or belite-containing components.
- the at least one comminution device in the first method step is operated together with a separator which separates a coarser silicate-containing component from a finer silicate-containing component, so that at least the coarser silicate-containing component is again fed to the at least one comminution device. It can also be provided that a part of the finer silicate-containing component is discharged from the process and possibly used elsewhere or further processed.
- the coating device can intensify the contact between the silicate-containing carriers and the calcium-silicate-hydrate and / or belit ambiencen component loose auxiliary body can be used in the coating device.
- another substance preferably a fines such as microsilica, may be added up to 20% in at least one of the two process steps.
- the calcium silicate hydrate and / or belite-containing component is expediently dewatered before the second process step in at least one separate treatment device and / or activated at elevated temperature of preferably greater than 100 ° C.
- the coating step is expediently likewise carried out at temperatures of at least 100 ° C.
- the coating device provided for the coating can have guide elements and / or stirring elements and / or loose auxiliary bodies.
- the material coming from the coating device can optionally be supplied to a separating device 9. This separates the predominantly completely coated substances 1 'from the incompletely coated substances 1 ", which would lead to a return to the coating device or to the discharge of the finished product
- the finished product could serve as a binder or as an additive for a binder mixture
- the finished product could be mixed with substances 11, such as fly ash, clinker flour, various types of slag, Portland cement, limestone powder or various mixtures of these substances
- the substances should have corresponding subtleties, so that the final product can serve as a binder mixture.
- a further variant could likewise be that the substances listed above, in particular also limestone as inert filler, are fed together with the silicate-containing carriers to the comminuting device (process step 1) and comminuted or ground together. This has the advantage of saving an additional and costly comminution process.
- Fig. 1 is a block diagram of a plant for producing a hydraulic
- Binder and / or a binder mixture and Fig. 2 is an X-ray diffractogram of calcium silicate hydrate-containing
- the plant shown in FIG. 1 for producing a hydraulic binder 1 and / or a binder mixture 12 has a comminution device 2 for comminuting silicate-containing carriers 3 and / or further substances 11 'to particle sizes of ⁇ 100 ⁇ m, and a subsequently arranged coating device 4 with a first feeder 4a for the silicate-containing carrier 3 a comminuted in the comminuting device 2 and a second feed 4b for a calcium silicate-hydrate and / or belite-containing component 5.
- the comminution device 2 is operated together with a classifier 6 which separates coarser carriers 3b from finer carriers, at least the coarser carriers 3b being fed again to the comminution device 2, while the finer carriers as activated silicate-containing carrier 3a together with the calcium silicate carrier. Hydrate and / or belit ambiencen component 5 of the coating device 4 are supplied.
- the crushing device 2 and the coating device 4 may each be operated by a (agitator) ball mill, a vibration mill, a magnetic mill, a (shuttle) roller mill, a roller mill, an impact mill or a jet mill or the like. An interconnection and / or combination of these types of mill is conceivable.
- auxiliary bodies are used both in the comminution device 2 and in the coating device 4, relatively soft auxiliary bodies are used in the coating device 4.
- auxiliary bodies are used both in the comminution device 2 and in the coating device 4
- relatively soft auxiliary bodies are used in the coating device 4.
- further comminution of the silicate-containing carriers is largely avoided and intimate contact with the calcium-silicate-hydrate and / or belit ambiencen component allows to achieve a coating of the surface of the silicate-containing carrier of at least 50%, preferably at least 80%.
- the coating device 4 can also be fed with a further substance 7, preferably a fine substance, such as microsilica, up to 20%.
- the coating in the coating device 4 is advantageously carried out at a temperature of at least 100 C.
- the calcium silicate hydrate and / or belitance component 5 can be dehydrated before being fed into the coating device 4 in at least one separate treatment device 8 and / or activated at elevated temperature of preferably 100 ° C and / or subjected to a heat pressure treatment.
- the product can be used as a binder.
- the coater may be followed by a mixing or screening device. In this then hydraulic and / or latent hydraulic substances, such as clinker, fly ash, steel mill and / or blast furnace slag, OPC or mixtures of these substances are mixed, so that a binder mixture with low C0 2 emissions.
- inert fillers especially limestone flour, is possible.
- quartz sand is activated as a silicate-containing carrier by grinding and then reaction-coated with aC 2 SH as a calcium silicate hydrate component.
- aC 2 SH as a calcium silicate hydrate component.
- other substances such as, for example, slag and / or fly ash can be added to the grinding process together with quartz sand and activated.
- Quartz sand was used with a particle size fraction of 90 ⁇ to 250 ⁇ .
- the silicate-containing carrier activated after treatment in a disk-vibrating mill had, according to analysis with a laser diffraction spectrometer, an average particle size of about 6 ⁇ m.
- aC 2 SH with a mean particle size of less than 20 ⁇ m was reaction-coated together with the activated quartz in a mass ratio of 2: 1 in a disk vibration mill. From the Analysis with the laser diffraction spectrometer, a mean particle size of about 5 ⁇ was determined for the resulting hydraulic binder.
- Table 1 shows the results of the quantitative X-ray diffraction analyzes.
- the calcium silicate hydrate component contained 81% aC 2 SH, some portlandite and calcite, further CSH phases (kilchoanite, foshagite) and a calcium aluminate phase (katoite, 9%).
- the hydraulic binder obtained after the reaction coating was determined to be 60% amorphous, 7% crystalline aC 2 SH and 33% quartz.
- the X-ray diffractogram of FIG. 2 shows for the calcium silicate hydrate component signals of the aC 2 SH, which is present as a main component. After reaction coating with activated quartz in the disk vibratory mill, the reflections of the aC 2 SH decrease markedly, while at the same time the background signal rises sharply due to the formation of amorphous phases.
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