WO2019010505A1 - Method for producing a brick - Google Patents
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- C04—CEMENTS; CONCRETE; ARTIFICIAL STONE; CERAMICS; REFRACTORIES
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
- F16L—PIPES; JOINTS OR FITTINGS FOR PIPES; SUPPORTS FOR PIPES, CABLES OR PROTECTIVE TUBING; MEANS FOR THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
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- E04C1/00—Building elements of block or other shape for the construction of parts of buildings
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- E04C1/41—Building elements of block or other shape for the construction of parts of buildings built-up from parts of different materials, e.g. composed of layers of different materials or stones with filling material or with insulating inserts composed of insulating material and load-bearing concrete, stone or stone-like material
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- the invention relates to a method for producing a brick, which contains in ei ⁇ ner hollow chamber an insulating body, which is formed from porous grains of expanded particles of volcanic glass and a binder connecting them.
- Volcanic glass in this sense are materials of volcanic origin such as perlite, vermiculite, pitch stone or rhyolite, which contain a high proportion of S1O2 as glass ⁇ forming material and water of crystallization.
- Porous grains of expanded particles of volcanic glass are known to be formed by particles of volcanic glass are heated so far (above 700 ° C) that the glass-forming Ma ⁇ terialanmaschine doughy soft and are inflated by the evaporating trapped water of crystallization. Upon cooling, the bulky doughy mass particles solidify into grains which have a high volume fraction of pores.
- grains are formed thereby, which are not externally zer ⁇ klembracedete but a glass-like, closed surface appearing aufwei ⁇ sen having but below this, and a high (internal) pore fraction.
- Methods and apparatus for the preparation of such porous particles are inflated particles are disclosed for example by the writings CN 201158620 Y, WO 2009/009817 AI, AT 504051 AI and EP 353860 A2.
- a bulk material from to porous grains is occasionally swollen particles volcanic glass used to form an insulation body with the addition ⁇ reproducing a binder
- a mixture of cement and water are used - as a mating Bin ⁇ DEMITTEL can - as with concrete.
- other binders are used as in ⁇ play, water glass, or organic adhesives, or cement mixtures containing a foam-forming component can.
- the insulating body ⁇ well formed from bulk of said porous grains and binder are typically used for thermal insulation in buildings.
- panels that form a building layer are - for example, labeled "per- filled bricks "- also tiles available in which the cavities of a clay body are filled by insulating body, which are formed from a hardened bed of expanded perlite particles and binder.
- AT 513933 A1 describes a method for bonding grains of expanded volcanic glass using a binder, wherein the binder itself is to be mixed together from a plurality of liquid or pulverulent components or component groups.
- the binder itself is to be mixed together from a plurality of liquid or pulverulent components or component groups.
- the binder itself is to be mixed together from a plurality of liquid or pulverulent components or component groups.
- only the grains and such a part of the components of the binder, which is not curable by itself are completely mixed in a first mixing cycle. Only in one or more subsequent mixing operations, the remaining components of the binder are mixed.
- the finished mixture is allowed to cure in a mold compacted by pressure.
- DE 10 2004 049 618 A1 describes a hollow building block whose cavities are filled with a mixture which comprises porous bulk material such as, for example, expanded perlite.
- a mixture which comprises porous bulk material such as, for example, expanded perlite.
- the mixture also contains water and a thickener. The thickener improves the handling of the mixture during the filling of the cavities.
- DE 10 2004 049618 A1 describes a brick whose hollow chambers are filled with insulating material based on a bulk material of porous grains, wherein the bulk material is mixed with water, thickener and preferably a hydrophobizing agent.
- DE 19844722 AI describes the composition of a lightweight mortar, which is factory-prepared as a dry mortar mixture and is mixed at the place of use with water and ultimately serves as a good heat-insulating binder between the bricks of a wall.
- the dry mortar mixture comprises cement, air-entraining agents, and, as lightweight aggregates, expanded perlite and expanded glass.
- DE 2417500 Al describes a process for the preparation of relatively strong, well-porous lightweight building blocks.
- a previously mixed dry mixture of a finely-grained sandy ⁇ aggregate and a binder powder such as cement or lime hydrate is mixed in another mixing operation with granules of granular ice and pressed in a mold or shaken and harden therein ⁇ laser-sen.
- the DE 3304033 Al describes versions of a light building material which consists of ge ⁇ blähtem perlite as an aggregate and binder, various Bin deffenmischungen ⁇ also containing water, are proposed.
- the components are mixed together, including water and harden ⁇ laser-sen, partly in compression molding, partly under the action of water vapor.
- EP 2915798 Al describes the production of a component based on ge ⁇ swelled perlite.
- a bed of porous grains which are formed by swelling of perlite particles is first admixed with water, then cement, then the mixture is poured into ingot molds, compacted by means of vibrators, and finally allowed to aushär ⁇ th.
- WO 2008139180 AI describes the production of objects that can be used as Wär ⁇ meisolleiter, sound insulation or fire protection.
- a granulate of particles blown clay is impregnated with up to three times its weight with water, then mixed with a binder into a mold and allowed to aushär ⁇ th.
- a lightweight material is formed from a bed of expanded perlite by adding water repellents to the pearlite and, in an aqueous solution, alkali metal silicates.
- the object underlying the invention is to provide a method for the production of a brick, which consists of a body comprising at least one hollow ⁇ chamber and a Dämmianu, the filling for min ⁇ least one hollow chamber, consists, wherein the insulating body of a verfestig ⁇ th mixture is, the most voluminous basic component of a contactors is made of porous grains, which are formed by the swelling of particles of volcanic glass.
- an improvement is to be achieved in that the process of filling the hollow chamber is associated with less effort, and that the insulating body can have higher diffus ⁇ onsoffenheit and higher porosity, especially if the porous grains themselves a have largely closed, not rugged Oberflä ⁇ che.
- the pressing in of water in step a requires that there is liquid water on the outer surface of the porous grains and that this is under higher pressure than gas pressure prevails inside the porous grains.
- this required pressure difference is caused by a negative pressure relative to the ambient pressure is generated in the interior of the porous grains.
- the generation of the negative pressure can take place in an autoclave.
- a bed of porous grains is first filled into the working volume of the autoclave. Then, the working volume is set under negative pressure, so sucked air from the otherwise completed working volume until the working volume at ⁇ example by 0.3 bar lower pressure prevails than in the environment. Due to the negative pressure gas escapes from the inside of the porous grains. After a few minutes, the working volume under vacuum is flooded with water.
- the generation of negative pressure in the interior of the porous grains for the purpose of drawing in water can also be effected by rapid cooling.
- the packed bed of porous grains is preferably in a container in a dry state is he ⁇ hitzt, for example to about 150 ° C, and then rapidly flooded with cold water. During heating, thermal expansion escapes from the interior of the porous grains. The reverse thermal expansion during flooding and thus cooling of the bed creates an under ⁇ pressure in the interior of the porous grains. By this negative pressure, ambient water is sucked into the pore volume of the porous grains. Even the bed thus formed can be dried slightly before the Wei ⁇ ter kau.
- the bed of porous grains containing water, mixed with binder is cement, for example, commercially available Portland cement in dry, powdered to stand ⁇ .
- the volume ratio of bed of porous grains to Zementpul ⁇ ver can be, for example, at six to one.
- the resulting mixture of porö ⁇ sen grains and binder is typically and ideally ⁇ as free-flowing and just so wet that they no longer dusty clearly.
- the mixture in hollow chambers of Zie ⁇ gelgrundMechn which typically consist of fired clay, filled.
- the now filled brick base are allowed to stand, typically min ⁇ least about 24 hours.
- the water-hardening binder absorbs water from the inside of the porous grains and cures, thus making the mixture a compact composite, the desired insulating body.
- This insulating body is porous not only within those porous grains formed by the swelling of particles of volcanic glass, but also in the spaces between these porous grains.
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US3062752A (en) * | 1958-05-02 | 1962-11-06 | United States Gypsum Co | Dimensionally stable expanded perlite and method for making the same |
DE102004049618A1 (en) * | 2004-10-12 | 2006-04-20 | Knauf Perlite Gmbh | Hollow component and a mixture for packaging the same |
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