KR870001288B1 - Process for the preparation of moulding using briquet ashes - Google Patents

Abstract

Briquet ashes are immersed in mortar, which is a mixture of cement, sand, and waterproof agent, for one or two seconds. The ash is mounted around the frames(2). to make a mould and then dried twenty four hours. After sculpturing process to a wanted shape. it is washed and then dried 48 hours. A colored mortar, which is made of a silicic acid waterproof liquid, rapid acting waterproof agent, briquet ashes and colouring agent, is coated on the nould.

Description

Method for Producing Porous Sculptures Using Briquettes

1 is a state in which the frame is composed of a circular steel before the veneering.

Figure 2 is a state in which the sculpture is completed with a built-up skeleton.

* Explanation of symbols for main parts of the drawings

1 Sculpture 2 Frame of Circular Steel

3: briquette 4: mortar

The present invention relates to a method for producing a porous sculpture using a briquette material, the briquette material that is to be discarded in the construction of the sculpture to make the briquette material to a solid porous sculpture by the osmotic action of mortar and briquette material.

In the prior art, in the construction of sculptures, moldings were made mainly from cement mortar, or moldings were made mainly from gypsum or synthetic resin. .

That is, regardless of the size of the sculpture, if the main material is cement, the moldings have been manufactured only with cement mortar, and if the main material is gypsum, only the gypsum mortar was used to complete the sculpture.

However, they did not have a problem when the volume of the sculpture was small, but when the volume of the sculpture was large, the residence also required a large amount, which brought about the reverse in terms of economy, cost, and material saving.

In addition to cost and material saving aspects, there was a problem. When cement mortar was used as a model, the sculpture itself was made of cement, so that small plants, etc. were planted on the outer circumference of the sculpture.

In other words, because it is a cement sculpture, the toxicity of the cement itself and the impregnation of water are difficult, so the plants do not grow. Therefore, rather than planting plants, they are mimicked and formed only for landscape sculptures.

The sculpture was built by applying the existing civil engineering techniques. The theme also used cement used in civil construction, and anyone could complete the sculpture by cement mortar if they had an artistic sense. In other words, the cement mortar only needs to be dried.

In addition, when the main material is plaster material, the molded material made of plaster material is well moistened with water, so there is an advantage that small plants can be planted on the outside of the sculpture, but it is weak in strength and easily broken or deformed when impacted from the outside. It is often used for small decorative flower pots.

In addition, as a problem of the above-described layering method that has been conventionally used, it was difficult to balance and deform the sculptures during the layering operation. In other words, when building a sculpture, it is built by a certain conception. When the shape of the sculpture is formed differently from the conception, for example, when it is necessary to easily build up the protruding part or the part into the shape, the balance or deformation of the shape is made. It was difficult to produce because it was difficult to remove or add the mortar that had been filled by using cement or gypsum mortar.

The present invention is completely different from the known method described above, but the main material is a porous object having an adsorption force of moisture, that is, discarded briquettes, but by using the adsorption force of the briquettes, cement mortar is applied to the surface of the briquettes by osmotic pressure. In order to increase the strength of the briquettes and to increase the strength of the briquettes, the cement mortar is applied to build up the sculptures so that they are firm and have water moisture and are not toxic. This is as follows.

[Step 1]

As is known, the circular steel 2 is used as a base frame to form a skeleton of the sculpture 1.

[Step 2]

Cement, sand, and quick-drying agent are added in a weight ratio of 1: 3, and then mixed in a predetermined amount of water to obtain a mixture, that is, mortar (4). The mortar obtained at this time is in a damp state.

[Step 3]

The dry briquettes 3 burned as a filler are not pulverized, that is, they are immersed in a mortar (1) obtained in the second step for a second or so as to obtain a filler after being pulverized. It builds up from the ground to the center of the formed circular steel frame.

At this time, when the briquette 3 is immersed in the mortar 4 obtained in the second step, the briquette 3 itself has a porous adsorption force, so that the mortar easily adheres to the surface of the briquette 3, as well as the quickening waterproofing agent put in the mortar. It absorbs a certain amount of water by acting as an osmotic membrane, and the outer surface of the briquettes 3 becomes a solid solid due to cement hardening. .

[Step 4]

As a finishing process, after the third process is finished, the product is naturally dried at room temperature for about 24 hours, and left to stand at the same time.

At this time, the surface of the briquettes 3 is hard because the mixture is hardened, but if it is crushed by using a tool such as a hammer, the crushing is easy to produce the external shape of the sculpture as a spherical shape. If you need to make a hole to form a planting state and make a hole that needs to be drilled, you can make a hole with a tool.

Also, when washing with water, mortar makes the hardened surface stronger.

[Step 5]

After the fourth process is completed as a coating process, after 48 hours of natural drying at room temperature,

The outer surface of the sculpture is coated and dried after 5-6 hours to obtain the finished product of the present invention. In this case, each part may be planted or decorated in various ways according to individual personality and concept.

The present invention completed by the above process, as described above, by utilizing the briquettes (3) to be discarded to give the economical by building the sculptures, and during the build-up operation briquettes (3) having the adsorptivity by the porous By using the osmotic pressure action of the mortar (4) and brittle brittle material (3) to be a solid solid sculpture (1) The present invention is also possible to manufacture a small sculpture (1), in particular a large sculpture ( 1) That is, it is a method of manufacturing a sculpture using a porous material that can be built as a briquette (3) that has to discard the mysterious scenery of nature such as artificial waterfalls, rocks and garden sculptures (1).

Claims (1)

The mortar (4) was obtained by mixing and stirring cement, sand, and quick-drying agent in water 1: 3. The mortar was immersed in the morphtar (4) for 1-2 seconds by immersing the porous waste briquette (3). After obtaining the applied filler, build the molded object (1) as a filler from the ground to the upper side, centering on the cylindrical frame (2), and then naturally dry it at room temperature for about 24 hours, trim it to a spherical shape, wash it with water, and then 48 hours A method for producing a porous molded article using a briquette material obtained by coating the outer surface after drying with a colored briquette mortar mixed with a sodium silicate waterproofing solution, a quickening waterproofing agent, briquette powder, and a coloring agent.

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