WO2016096136A1 - Process for manufacturing a gypsum slurry or a gypsum product with the use of a wax powder, products obtained by the process and use of the wax powder for obtaining a moisture-resistant gypsum product - Google Patents
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- C04—CEMENTS; CONCRETE; ARTIFICIAL STONE; CERAMICS; REFRACTORIES
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- the invention relates to a process for manufacturing a gypsum slurry by bringing together and mixing gypsum, water, wax powder and optionally other components, applying the gypsum slurry in a process for manufacturing a gypsum product and a gypsum product such as a plasterboard or wallboard obtained by the process and the use of the wax powder for the manufacturing of a moisture resistant gypsum product.
- gypsum plasterboard properties are influenced by the gypsum core and the paperboard liner and their synergistic interaction. This involves the paperboard acting to reinforce the tension area, which in conjunction with the gypsum core gives the gypsum plasterboard the required strength and flexural rigidit (breaking stress, deformation).
- Various types of gypsum plasterboard are distinguished, e.g. those that include additives to delay water absorption (impregnated gypsum plasterboard and impregnated fire-resistant gypsum plasterboard).
- Gypsum plasterboard is made from gypsum and additives for the gypsum core, as well as high-grade, repeatedly couched paperboard. Plaster of Paris (low-fired gypsum, produced at temperatures of roughly 120° C to 180° C) is frequently used. In addition, there are also gypsum building materials in the form of wallboards made from gypsum, which are referred to as "gypsum wallboards". These are factory-made building panels made from plaster of Paris and water for non-weight- bearing structural components. Gypsum wallboards may contain fibres, fillers and additive substances, as well as other additives, and they may be coloured with pigments to distinguish them visually.
- Gypsum fibre boards are furthermore referred to as gypsum-based plasterboards.
- Impregnating compounds are described as useful additives added to the mixer during the phase of the preparation of the mixed goods.
- Gypsum products preferably gypsum plasterboard
- additives that delay water absorption, for use in humid areas.
- the impregnating additives are usually added to the gypsum slurry before the gypsum products are made and worked into the slurry homogeneously. Afterwards the gypsum products are usUal- ly dried at a high temperature of e.g. 100 to 150° C and then cooled.
- gypsum plasterboard in bathrooms, laundry rooms, etc. is therefore prob- lematic due to its diminishing rigidity and deformation. This is in particular detrimental when the gypsum plasterboard has ceramic tiles adhered to it, for example.
- the dampness causes the paperboard to soften, lose its inner rigidity and split under the weight of the ceramic tiles, causing the layer of paperboard attached to the boards to fall away. The destruction of the remaining gypsum paperboard is then only a matter of time.
- the wax components are in some cases also added to the gypsum mixture in powder form.
- Mixtures of asphalt or bitumen dispersions, in some cases used in combination with polyvinyl alcohols, in which a silicon compound or a synthetic resin emulsion has been added to the gypsum, are likewise known from the litera- ture.
- Aqueous dispersions of the additives are often used due to their better processa- bility and recyclability. Additionally aqueous dispersions can be handled at ambient temperatures and show a low viscosity which eases the mixing process.
- aqueous dispersions can be handled at ambient temperatures and show a low viscosity which eases the mixing process.
- continuous phase is an inherent disadvantage, because the transportation costs of the dispersion increase.
- aqueous dispersions show limited storage stability and temperature resistance. Some dispersions are also classified as dangerous goods or hazardous to water, which increases logistic costs and efforts even more.
- disper- sions have a higher mass and volume due to the additional amount of water and need more space and additional tanks than 100% active additives. Solid, powdered additives do not show these disadvantages and can be dosed directly to the total composition of the gypsum.
- DD 205423 A1 teaches the use of meltable, solid materials in form of wax or wax- like products for the impregnation of calcium sulfate binding material in a stirrer vessel.
- the addition of e.g. 3% granulated hard wax composition consisting of 50% paraffin wax and 50% Montan wax at a temperature of 80-100° C and 30 niin stirring time leads to a reduction of the water absorption of 40% after 2 hours for a gypsum product manufactured thereof.
- DE 19628749 B4 describes a solid-like hydrophobing agent consisting of 40-50% of a Montan wax fraction obtained from solvent extraction, 40-50% paraffin and up to 10% of fatty acid for the hydrophobing of mineral material such as gypsum.
- the hydrophobing agent is dry-ground together with the mineral mate- rial at low grinding speed and is finely distributed on the surface of the mineral particles.
- the resulting particle size is ⁇ 0.5 mm.
- the grinding process has to be conducted in such a way that the grinding temperature is 20° C below the melting temperature of the Montan wax fraction of the hydrophobing agent.
- the hydrophobing agent has a congealing point of 50-65° C, a viscosity of 10 to 25 mPas and an acid number of 2-40 mg KOH/g.
- Problematic is that the process temperature of the hydrophobing agent, which has to be 20° C below the melting temperature of the Montan wax fraction to prevent jamming or blockage of the milling apparatus. This results in the requirement of a cooling or the use of only small grinding speeds.
- the patent therefore suggests the pre-grinding of the hydrophobing agent with the mineral material to obtain stable powdered premix-products.
- EP 1556313 B1 describes solids consisting of vegetable triglyceride-waxes as powdered additives to improve the water resistance of plasterboards.
- the waxes mentioned in EP 1556313 B1 are hydrogenated vegetable waxes with a melting point of 49-85° C (Mettler drop point).
- the addition of other substances such as paraffin waxes, Fischer-Tropsch waxes, microcrystalline waxes, bitumen and poly- vinylalcohol is also mentioned.
- EP 1556313 B1 points out that the application of waxes in form of powders ventilatfor use in the manufacturing moisture resistant gypsum boards is desirable, because most of the components used today in the manufac- ture of gypsum are handled as dry powders prior to their being mixed at the point of injection onto the paper stock.” Furthermore, the waxes presently used in manufacturing water resistant gypsum have relatively low melting points and are soft. This combination of a low melting temperature and broad molecular weight distribution results in a wax that will melt if ground in a commonly used size reduction device such as a hammer mill. Cool- ing while grinding, either through mechanical or cryogenic means is possible, but the resulting significant increase in processing costs makes the technique impractical.
- An alternative to process a low melting point paraffin to a powder form is to spray atomize the wax through high-pressure nozzles. Paraffins with melting points below about 71.2° C (160° F) cannot be spray atomized due to their tendency toracblock" or adhere to one another under normal storage and temperature conditions. Higher melting point paraffin and other higher melting point waxes that might be suitable for atomization are too costly to be used in gypsum manufacturing.
- EP 1556313 B1 suggests to overcome the problem by using a relatively narrow molecular weight distribution of a vegetable derived wax. Further the wax is relatively hard when compared to the low melting point paraffin that is typically used in emulsion manufacture for gypsum applications.
- Object of the present invention is to provide a hydrophobing agent in the form of a fine wax powder, which is suitable for the manufacturing of a gypsum slurry, gypsum products, including plasterboard, cardboard and wallboard, which overcomes the difficulties described above such as the problems to grind the wax blend and separation of the wax phase from the gypsum slurry. It is preferred to use small particles, which can be homogeneously mixed with the gypsum slurry, because powdered wax may separate from the gypsum slurry due to its hydrophobic properties, the lower density and low water solubility. If it is not homogenously distributed throughout the gypsum product the product will not show an uniform moisture resistarice.
- Claimed is a process for manufacturing a gypsum slurry comprising:
- the wax powder consists of or comprises the following wax composition:
- the wax composition has a dynamic viscosity at 100° C of below 12 cP and
- the acid number of the wax composition is below 10 rrig KOH/g.
- the wax powder consists of or comprises of the following wax composition:
- the wax composition has a dynamic viscosity at 100° C of below 12 cP and
- the acid number of the wax composition is below 10 mg KOH/g
- a process for manufacturing a gypsum slurry comprising:
- the wax composition consists of or comprises:
- the gypsum slurry contains from 0.1-10 wt.-% of the wax powder, relative to the mass of dry gypsum.
- a further aspect of the invention provides for the use of a wax powder for improving the moisture resistancy of a gypsum product, wherein
- the wax powder has a particle size of all the particles of the wax powder below 500 m and the average particle size d 5 o (number average) of the particles in the wax powder being below 300 ⁇ ;
- the wax powder consists of or comprises: i. 70-95 wt.-% hydrocarbon wax,
- the gypsum product has a water uptake according to DIN EN 520 of below 10 wt.- % after two hours at 23° C.
- gypsum slurry is very suitable as a hydrophobing agent in the production and manufacturing of a gypsum slurry and related gypsum products if used in a concentration of 0.1 to10 wt.-%, relative to the mass of dry gypsum, in the gypsum slurry.
- the wax powder is preferably added to the gypsum slurry by spraying or strewing and mixed.
- a preferable embodiment of the wax composition according to the invention comprises 75 to 85 wt.-% hydrocarbon wax of mineral, synthetic or partially synthetic origin.
- a further preferred embodiment of the wax composition comprises 15 to 25 wt.-% of a polar wax.
- a further preferable embodiment of the wax composition comprises 0 to 2 wt.-% hydrocarbon resins.
- One or more polyols, one or more starches, one or more sugars, one or more polyvinylalcohols and/or its derivatives, preferably one or more starches, one or more sugars, one or more polyvinylalcohols and/or its derivatives, are used as additive in the wax composition, e.g. to increase the paper adhesion of the plaster- boards.
- a further preferable embodiment of the wax composition comprises 0.3 to 2 wt.-% of one or more components selected from the group consisting of one or more polyols, starches, sugars, polyvinylalcohols and its derivatives.
- the concentration of wax powder in the gypsum slurry is preferably 0.1 to 5 wt.-%, 1 to 3 wt.-% or 2 to 2.8 wt.-%.
- Each particle of the wax powder has a particle size below 500 jjm, preferably below 300 pm, more preferably below 200 pm and most preferably below 100 pm.
- the average particle size dso (number average) of the wax powder composition according to the invention is below 300 pm, preferably below 200 pm, more preferably below 100 pm and most preferably below 50 pm. With this particle distribution a homogeneous distribution of wax throughout the gypsum slurry can be obtained.
- the particle size can be determined with different methods, either with laser diffraction or sieving. Both methods can be conducted in a wet or dry state of the powder. In a wet state the powder is dispersed in an aqueous medium and highly diluted to prevent agglomeration of the particles.
- laser diffraction method different instruments are suitable (e.g. Malvern Mastersizer 2000 or S, Beckman Coulter LS 3320 or Sympatec HELOS).
- the wet sieving method is done according to ASTM D185 and the dry sieving according to DIN ISO 3310-1 :2001-09 or by using an ALPINE 200 LS air-jet sieve.
- the dynamic viscosity of the wax composition at 100° C is below 12 cP, preferably below 10 cP, and most preferably below 8 cP. With this viscosity range an excellent sealing of micropores in the gypsum can be obtained during the setting and drying of the gypsum slurry.
- the dynamic viscosity of the wax composition was calculated based on the kinematic viscosity, measured with an Ubbelohde viscometer at 100° C according to DIN 51562-2:1988-12, and the density of the wax composition at 100 °C.
- the acid number of the wax composition is below 10 mg KOH/g, preferably below 8 mg KOH/g and more preferably below 6 mg KOH/g. With this acid number range optimal hydrophobing results can be obtained.
- the acid number was determined according to the standard method DGF C-V 2 (from ..Deutsche 10,smethoden Kunststoff für Fetten, Fettippon, Tensiden und verwandten Stoffen").
- the congealing point of the wax composition (DIN ISO 2207:1983) is between 50 to 90° C, preferably between 60 to 80° C and more preferably between 62 and 75° C.
- the hydrocarbon wax according to the invention is selected from one or more members of the group consisting of a Fischer-Tropsch wax, a polyethylene wax and synthetic waxes.
- the polar wax is selected from one or more members of the group consisting of oxidized paraffin, optionally partially or fully hydrogenated; oxidized Fischer- Tropsch wax, optionally partially or fully hydrogenated; an oxidized microcrystalline wax; an oxidized alpha-olefin wax, an oxidized polyethylene wax, an oxidized polyethylene copolymer wax; an urethane wax; ethyl vinyl acetate; an acrylate polymer and natural ester waxes, such as e.g. Montan wax and its derivatives, beeswax or Garnauba wax.
- oxidized paraffin optionally partially or fully hydrogenated
- oxidized Fischer- Tropsch wax optionally partially or fully hydrogenated
- an oxidized microcrystalline wax an oxidized alpha-olefin wax, an oxidized polyethylene wax, an oxidized polyethylene copolymer wax
- an urethane wax ethyl vinyl acetate
- an acrylate polymer and natural ester waxes such as
- the wax powder is preferably obtained by grinding in a jet mill, more preferably in a counter jet mill or a fluidized bed counter jet mill, at temperatures between 10 to 40° C, preferably 20 to 30° G. Furthermore the inventive wax powder can be obtained by direct spray atomization by methods used in wax powder production. Additionally resins may be used in the wax composition in a concentration of 0.2 to 2 wt.-%, selected from one or more members of the group consisting of aliphatic resins, aromatic resins and natural resins, if appropriate modified resins e.g. pine resin or aliphatic polycyclic esters.
- Polyols as grinding aid in solid or liquid form may be added during the milling process, preferably polyols with 2 to 12 carbon atoms and 0 to 4 ether groups per molecule and at least 2 hydroxy groups per molecule, preferably up to 4 hydroxy groups per molecule. Therein 0.1 to 5 wt.-%, preferably 0.1 to 3 wt-% and more preferably 0.2 to 2.5 wt.-% of at least one polyol may be added to the wax composition.
- the invention also includes a process for manufacturing a gypsum product comprising:
- This gypsum product is optionally further characterised by a water-uptake according to DIN EN 520 of below 10 wt.-% after two hours in water at 23° C.
- the gypsum product may be a wallboard or a plasterboard and the moulding may comprise:
- Plasterboards are industrially manufactured building boards essentially made up of gypsum, the surfaces and possibly also the longitudinal edges of which are surrounded by firmly adhered paperboard.
- the gypsum core surrounded by paper- board may contain air voids and additives to achieve the specified properties.
- a further embodiment of the present invention concerns the use of the wax powder for the manufacture of a moisture resistant gypsum product wherein the gypsum product has a water-uptake according to DIN EN 520 of below 10 wt.-% after two hours at 23° C.
- the wax powder has
- an average particle size d 50 (number average) of below 300 pm preferably below 200 pm, more preferably 100 pm, rhost preferably below 50 pm; and comprises the following wax composition:
- the wax composition has a dynamic viscosity at 100° C of below 12 cP and - the acid number of the wax composition is below 10 mg KOH/g.
- Plasterboards produced in the conventional way with the inventive wax powder compositions A-G show a good paper adhesion and a reduced water absorption (measured according to DIN EN 520 at 23° C) in comparison to un- treated products (31 wt.-% water absorption).
- Emulsion 1 is a commercially available water-based wax dispersion.
- TMP Trime- thylolpropane
- the inventive wax powders overcome the above mentioned disadvantages. Furthermore the addition of the wax does not negatively affect the flow rate and setting time of the gypsum slurry and has a low impact on the foam formation during the production process. Additionally the invention tackles the task to guarantee a sufficient vapour permeability of the gypsum products despite the moisture resistance.
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DK15832733.8T DK3233754T3 (en) | 2014-12-17 | 2015-12-17 | A process for producing gypsum sludge or a gypsum product using a wax powder, products obtained by the process and using the wax powder to obtain a moisture-resistant gypsum product |
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