WO2019151957A1 - A formula of powder materials for machines used in forming construction, structural, and the powder materials thereof - Google Patents
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- This invention is related to cement compositions.
- the first approach is to scatter powder materials until a thin layer is obtained .Thereafter, such layer will be sprayed with liquid or water drops so that the powder materials can be solidified .This procedure will be repeated until the desired workpiece is obtained .
- the second approach is to scatter powder materials and crush or shake such materials in order to arrange the particles of the powder materials .Thereafter, it will be sprayed with liquid or water drops continuously layer by layer .
- the operation according to this approach is similar to Roller Compacted Concrete or RCC technology which is a crushed concrete technology .However, RCC technology requires the prior mix of cement, mass aggregates and water using the mixing machine .Such mixture is called semi wet mixture so that cement, mass aggregates, and water can have sufficient dispersion and contacts and can react well with each composition thereby obtaining strong products .
- the principle of such mix is to have the suitable level of moisture in the mixture which leads to good adhesion and obtains the mixture of wet concrete that has the slump of zero according to the test based on ASTM C143 )Standard Test Method for Slump of Hydraulic-Cement Concrete .
- Such mixture which is a semi wet homogenous mixture will then be sprayed or layered or poured at the work area and crushed, compressed, or shaken with heavy machines. Concrete with strength durability and higher compressive strength can then be obtained.
- Examples of construction utilizing RCC technology include reservoir and road construction.
- This invention adopts the approach of RCC technology .However, the use according to this invention is the use of powder materials which are dried, crushed and formed into different layers and later sprayed with water or liquid having water and the main composition .
- the invention according to the application No .TH 1501006532 dated October 26, 2015 disclosed the technology in forming workpieces for general use using construction material texture in the form of powder which has powder cements as the main composition and has a hydraulic type bonding agent for increasing strength .
- the machine is operated by scattering the powder materials and sprayed the same with water without the process of crashing or shaking .
- the products obtained from this process have insufficient strength for use and require at least another 2 steps of curing process .
- the first curing process needs the curing time of at least 1 hour at high temperature in the range of 60 to 200 degrees Celsius .
- the second curing process uses sulfate or alkaline solution as a composition thereby obtaining products with the strength between 40 to 88.5 kg /cm2.
- This disclosure is different from this invention as it does not contain the crushing procedure and products obtained from this prior disclosure still require a curing process.
- the U.S. invention according to US 2008/0148683 A1 (Method and Device for Building Automatically Conglomerate) describes the method of use of the machine for scattering powder materials.
- the powder materials used are the substance that do not cause a reaction or inert materials. Said materials are sprayed with solvent in the form of liquid and have polymer resin in the category of cross linking epoxy polyurethane as a bonding agent.
- the machine having an automatic system is used for 3D constructions. This is different from this invention in the aspect of powder materials and liquid as a solvent and also the lack of crushing process.
- Producing a Conglomerate Structure and Apparatus Thereof is the invention related to the scattering of powder material and have the same crushed or shaken before spaying with liquid. This is to develop a method for forming large structures or workpieces with a suitable strength sufficient for works. This utilizes materials as bonding agents which are liquid part and catalyst in the category of chloride in order to improve the strength of the products. This is different from the invention in which the powder materials are required to react with liquid part and catalyst in the category of chloride only and the products obtained are not resistant to outdoor environments or in states with high moisture.
- the invention is the invention related to the scattering of powder materials and have the same cursed or shaken before spraying with liquid. This is for forming a workpiece into a building structure.
- the powder materials used comprise metal oxide compositions as a principle component such as magnesium oxide, silicon oxide, iron oxide, calcium oxide, aluminum oxide, and liquid being a high concentrated solvent of magnesium chloride as an reagent.
- the said product is not resistant to outdoor use. This is because, when the product is touched or comes in contact with water, the product will expand and crack due to the chemical reaction of the said compositions.
- This is different from this invention in which the cement materials are used as a bonding agent to strengthen and enhance the water resistance thereby preventing fractures and allowing outdoor use and also being appropriate for constructions and structural works.
- powder materials comprising principle components of Portland cements, white cements, calcium aluminate cements, or the mixture of the compositions thereof together with mass aggregates are used for forming products with the technology in scattering materials and crushing or shaking the same before spraying with liquid or water or liquid having water as a main composition for causing a reaction.
- Products with strength can be obtained without a curing process and are resistant to water and outdoor environments.
- the objective of this invention is to develop powder materials for construction that can be used with a machine having an automatic system.
- Such machines are used for forming constructions or workpieces in 3D by scattering materials and having the same crushed or shaken in order to have the particles suitably arranged and have particle packing between 85 to 95 percent before spraying the same with liquid.
- the powder materials which are bonding agents will have a relationship with the amount of water.
- the amount of water to powder materials is in the range of 3 to 15 percent by weight.
- Such powder materials comprise the principle materials of Portland cements, white cements, calcium aluminate cements, or the mixture of the compositions thereof and liquid comprising water or liquid principal comprising water as a reagent.
- This invention is a solution to the problem in forming construction workpieces in which strength is required after mixing with water.
- the required products can be obtained without a curing process and resistant when coming in contact with water and also resistant to outdoor environments.
- FIG. 1 shows the behaviors of particle packing that affect the forming of the products.
- FIG. 2 shows the graph of compressive strength of the products at 7 days in relation to f P)
- FIG. 3 shows the graph of compressive strength at 7 days in relation to particle packing
- FIG. 4 shows the samples of the products.
- powder materials are used with a machine having an automatic system.
- an apparatus is used for scattering powder material into thin layers. Such layers are later sprayed with the liquid drops in order to solidify the materials. This process is repeated until the desired workpiece is obtained.
- This invention selects powder materials to be used as a bonding agent in which the principle materials comprise Portland cements, white cements, calcium aluminate cements, or the mixture of the compositions thereof having the appropriate average particle size.
- the materials are scattered into layers and crushed at the same time in order to have suitable arrangements of materials. Thereafter, water or liquid.principally containing water were sprayed.
- Water will suitably penetrate through the particles of powder materials in each layer and cause appropriate reactions thereby preventing an excess over the surface or an excess which flows to the previous layers of powder materials positioned in the lower level.
- this invention uses the value called f(P). This can be calculated as a percentage from the density of dry powder, liquid spraying period, liquid spraying rate, height of each layer, and area of laying mortar according to the following formula 100
- the said formula was used for testing the compressive strength of the product to f(P). It was found that, according to the testing results in the table 1, the adjustment of f(P) led to different compressive strengths. After the amount of water was increased from 3.15 to 12.5 %, the compressive strength at 7 days also increased from 42 kg. / cm2 to the maximum value of 274 kg./ cm2. This shows that the increase in the water amount was sufficient for bonding powder materials in each layer and reached the optimal point when f(P) was 12.5%. However, when increased more than 15%, the compressive strength at 7 days decreased. This was due to excessive water which reduced the compressive strength. Therefore, the optimal range of f(P) is found to be in the range of 3 to 20% and the best optimal range according to this invention is 8 to 15%.
- (table 2) the value of particle packing calculated from the above formula is in the range of 85 to 95%. This range caused the particles of powder materials to be arranged in an appropriate manner. After being sprayed with water, construction materials with the strength at 7 days of more than 150 kg./ cm2 can be obtained. In this regard, the sizes of the particles used in the powder materials were varied. These included the use of Portland cements, white cements, calcium aluminate cements, or the mixture of the compositions thereof and mass aggregates such as coarse crushed rocks or sands (Al), river sands (A2), or fine crushed rocks (A3).
- the appropriate value is in the range of 3 to 15 percent and the appropriate size and amount of powder materials calculated as particle packing is in the range of 85 to 95 percent.
- compositions of powder materials that are used with machines having an automatic system for forming constructions are crushed/shaken in order to obtain products with desired strength.
- the measurement of the strength of construction materials can be considered based on the compressive strength of more than 250 kg. / cm2 at 28 days or comparable to the compressive strength of 150 kg./cm2 at 7 days hi the experiment, the powder materials principally comprise Portland cements, white cements, calcium aluminate cements, or the mixture of the compositions thereof.
- the scattered powder materials in each layer have a thickness between 0.5 to 2.2 cm and the average size of the particles is between 8 to 75 microns and coarse aggregates such as crushed rocks and/or sands including the property modifier such as water reducer, redispersible polymer, supplementary cement materials or SCM, strengthening substance, have the average particle size between 100 to 800 microns.
- the fineness modulus of the overall powder materials is between 1.95 to 2.65 which can be tested according to ASTM C33 standard.
- various types of fiber can be included in order to enhance the strength of the products provided that the average particle size is still between 100 to 800 microns.
- the aforesaid powder materials were mixed together as a homogeneous mixture and then scattered into layers and, at the same time, crushed or shaken so that the particles of powder materials suitably arranged. Thereafter, the materials were sprayed with liquid or water or liquid principally comprising water for the forming process.
- the strength of the formed materials was measured. There are 11 formulas of the powder materials used in the experiment (Table 1) and the compressive strengths at 7 days are shown in Table 2. From the original ratio based on formula 4 of the powder materials which comprises Portland cements, white cements, calcium aluminate cements, or the mixture of the compositions thereof and coarse aggregates having the compressive strength at 7 days of 186 kg./cm2, the amount of cement, mass aggregates were adjusted and various property modifiers were added. In formula 1 to 3 and 5 to 11, it was found that the formula that provides the highest compressive strength of 634 kg./cm2 was formula 11 due to the use of the strengthening substance in the category of silicate in the powder materials together with water reducers. Table 1 formula samples of powder material products
- the inventor used the suitable formula of powder materials, namely formula No. 10.
- the materials were mixed in the large mixing apparatus for an appropriate period of time thereby obtaining homogeneous mixture.
- the total amount of compositions was 2000 kg.
- the same were then applied with the construction forming apparatus and scattered into layers having the thickness between 0.5 to 2.2. cm. and crashed at the same time in order to have suitable arrangements of materials.
- water or liquid principally containing water were sprayed with f(P) of 12.5 percent. Water will suitably penetrate through the particles of powder materials thereby obtaining the workpiece without the need of a curing process as shown in Figure 4.
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