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SK76496A3
SK76496A3 SK764-96A SK76496A SK76496A3 SK 76496 A3 SK76496 A3 SK 76496A3 SK 76496 A SK76496 A SK 76496A SK 76496 A3 SK76496 A3 SK 76496A3
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Izolačná hmota pozostáva z asfaltovej zmesi a plniva, pričom plnivom je popolček, výhodne elektrárenský popolček z elektroodlučovača, ktorého chemické zloženie je nasledujúce: 45 až 60 % hmotn. SiO2, 20 až 30 % hmotn. AL2O3, 5 až 12 % hmotn. Fe2O3, 2 až 8 % hmotn. nespáliteľných zvyškov a do 2 % hmotn. vodyInsulating material consists of asphalt mixture and filler wherein the filler is an ash, preferably a power plant fly ash electro-separator, whose chemical composition the following: 45 to 60 wt. SiO2, 20 to 30% weight. % AL2O3, 5-12 wt. Fe2O3, 2 to 8% weight. % of non-combustible residues and up to 2 wt. waters

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Izolačná hmotaInsulating material

Oblasť technikyTechnical field

Vynález sa týka zloženia izolačnej hmoty na báze asfaltu určenej k výrobe izolačných materiálov typu lepenky.The invention relates to a composition of an asphalt-based insulating material for the production of cardboard-type insulating materials.

Doterajší stav technikyBACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Doposiaľ známe riešenia izolačných hmôt na báze asfaltu sú vyrábané z plnidla a asfaltovej zmesi alebo z asfaltovej suspenzie. Ako plnidlo sa používa mletá bridlica.The asphalt-based insulating materials known hitherto are made from a filler and an asphalt mixture or an asphalt slurry. Ground filler is used as a filler.

Nevýhodou týchto izolačných hmôt je použitie plnidla vo forme prírodného materiálu, ktorý je pomerne drahý. Naviac je ťažbou bridlice negatívne ovplyvňována ekologická rovnováha prírody.A disadvantage of these insulating materials is the use of a filler in the form of a natural material, which is relatively expensive. In addition, the ecological balance of nature is negatively affected by shale extraction.

Podstata vynálezuSUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

Uvedené nevýhody do značnej miery odstraňuje izolačná hmota podľa vynálezu pozostávajúca z asfaltovej zmesi a plnidla, ktorého podstata spočíva v tom, že plnidlom je popolček, s výhodou elektrárenský popolček z elektroodlučovačov. Chemické zloženie popolčeka je tvorené zo 45 až 60 hmot.% SiO2 , 20 až 30 hmot.% Al2 03 , 5 až 12 hmot.% Fe2 O3, 2 až 8 hmot.% nespáliteľných zvyškov a 0 až 2 hmot.% H2O.The insulating material according to the invention consisting of an asphalt mixture and a filler, which essentially consists in the fact that the filler is a fly ash, preferably an electric fly ash from the electric separators, removes these disadvantages to a large extent. The fly ash chemical composition consists of 45 to 60 wt% SiO 2 , 20 to 30 wt% Al 2 0 3 , 5 to 12 wt% Fe 2 O 3 , 2 to 8 wt% non-combustible residues and 0 to 2 wt% % H 2 O.

Výhodou izolačnej hmoty podľa vynálezu je využitie popolčeka vznikajúceho ako odpadná látka pri spaľovaní tuhého paliva, najmä hnedého uhlia v elektrárňách, zachycovaného v elektroodlučovačoch. Ďalšia výhoda jeAn advantage of the insulating material according to the invention is the use of fly ash produced as a waste material in the combustion of solid fuel, in particular brown coal, in power stations captured in electro-separators. Another advantage is

-2schopnosť popolčeka viazať olejové látky obsiahnuté v asfaltovej zmesi.-2the ability of fly ash to bind the oily substances contained in the asphalt mixture.

Príklady uskutočnenia vynálezuDETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

Príklad 1Example 1

K výrobe izolačnej hmoty bolo použitých 10 kiligramov asfaltu, ktorý sa ohrial na teplotu miešania medzi 150° až 180° C. Potom sa primiešali 3 kilogramy popolčeka. Takto vyrobená izolačná hmota bola podrobená skúške, ktorej výsledok potvrdil, že izolačné vlastnosti tejto hmoty sú naprosto zrovnateľné s izolačnými vlastnosťami hmoty s prímesou bridlice.10 kilograms of asphalt were used to produce the insulating material and heated to a mixing temperature of between 150 ° C to 180 ° C. Then 3 kg of fly ash were mixed. The insulating material produced in this way was subjected to a test, the result of which confirmed that the insulating properties of the composition are perfectly comparable with the insulating properties of the slate-containing composition.

Príklad 2Example 2

K výrobe izolačnej hmoty bolo použitých 10 kiligramov asfaltu, ktorý sa ohrial na teplotu miešania medzi 150° až 180° C. Potom sa primiešalo 5 kilogramov popolčeka. Takto vyrobená izolačná hmota bola podrobená skúške, ktorej výsledok potvrdil, že izolačné vlastnosti téjto hmoty sú naprosto zrovnateľné s izolačnými vlastnostiami hmoty s prímesou bridlice, a to i napriek tomu, že bolo primiešané vetšie množstvo popolčeka, ako v predošlom príklade.10 kilograms of asphalt were used to produce the insulating material and heated to a mixing temperature of between 150 ° C to 180 ° C. Then 5 kg of fly ash were mixed. The insulating material thus produced was subjected to a test, the result of which confirmed that the insulating properties of this material were perfectly comparable to the insulating properties of the slate-admixture, even though a larger amount of fly ash was admixed than in the previous example.

Priemyselná využiteínostIndustrial usability

Izolačná hmota podľa vynálezu sa používa k výrobe izolačných materiálov, napr. asfaltové lepenky.The insulating material according to the invention is used for the production of insulating materials, e.g. asphalt board.

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1...Izolačná hmota pozostávajúca z asfaltovej zmesi a plnidla sa t ý m , ž. e plnidlom je vyz načuj uca popolček, s výhodou elektroodlučovača.1 ... An insulating material consisting of an asphalt mixture and a filler is characterized in that it comprises:. The filler is an ashing fly, preferably an electric precipitator. elektrárenský popolček vyznačuj ucapower fly ash characterized by uca 2. Izolačná hmota podľa bodu 1 sa t ý m , ž e chemické zloženie popolčeka sa skladá zo2. Insulating material according to item 1, characterized in that the chemical composition of the fly ash consists of: 45 až 60 hmot.% SiO,45 to 60 wt.% SiO, 20 až 30 hmot.% Äl2 03 ,20 to 30 wt% Äl 2 0 3 , 5 až 12 hmot.% Fe, 03, 2 až 8 hmot.% nespáliteľných zvyškov a 0 až 2 hmot.% H2O.5 to 12 wt.% Of Fe, 0 3, 2-8 wt.% Of the ash and 0 to 2 wt.% H 2 O.
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