AT28732B - Process for the production of magnesia cement. - Google Patents

Process for the production of magnesia cement.

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AT28732B
AT28732B AT28732DA AT28732B AT 28732 B AT28732 B AT 28732B AT 28732D A AT28732D A AT 28732DA AT 28732 B AT28732 B AT 28732B
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magnesia cement
water
magnesium
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Ernst Dr Bidtel
Gustav Joseph Bidtel
George Kaspar Normon Nutz
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Gustav Joseph Bidtel
George Kaspar Normon Nutz
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  Verfahren zur Herstellung von Magnesiazement. 
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 Magnesiumchlorid zugesetzt wurde. Das Erhärten beruht auf der Bildung von Magnesiumoxychlorid. Um den Transport der verhältnismässig   grüssen Menge von   Wasser in der Magnesiumchloridlösung zu umgehen, ist vorgeschlagen worden,   magnesiumoxid   mit 
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 ein und bildet Magnesiumoxychlorid. 



   Es hat sich nun herausgestellt, dass diese Zementmischungen sehr wenig haltbar sind und infolgedessen keinen langdauernden Transort oder längere Lagerung vertragen, ohne stark an Wert zu verlieren. Das Magnesiumsulfat, Bittersalz, die gewöhnliche Handelsware, 
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 ist durchaus nicht luftbeständig, sondern verwittert, indem es bei mittlerer Temperatur und besonders leicht im Zustande feiner Verteilung Wasser verliert. Dieses im Zementgemische während des Lagerns oder   des Transportes austretende Wasser wird natürlich von   
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 bildet, ist nicht verwendbar, weil Kieserit in Wasser von gewöhnlicher Temperatur fast unlöslich ist und infolgedessen beim Anrühren eines Zementgemisches von   Chlorbarium,   
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 liellcr Kieserit liisen und mit dem Chlorbarium in Wechselwirkung treten kann.

   Derartige   Zementgemische erhärten daber nicht genügend, weil der Umsetzungsprozess unvollkommen   ist. Auch vergrössert der gemahlene Kieserit beimLagern durch Wasseraufnahme sein   Volumen,   so dass die Gefahr des Berstens der Aufbewahrungs- und Versandgefässe besteht. 



   Die   vorUege'nde   Erfindung besteht nun darin, dass zu der bekannten   Zens'entmischung   ein Magnesiumsulfat verwendet wird, welches die oben erwähnten Fehler des Zement- 
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 eine Temperatur von 45  C erhitzt wird. Die Herstellung und Verwendung des Zementes erfolgt in bekannter Weise. Der so hergestellte Zement kann in üblicher Weise zur Herstellung von Kunststeinen, feuersicheren Platten, Gefässen, mörtelartigen Bindemitteln usw. benutzt werden.



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  Process for the production of magnesia cement.
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 Magnesium chloride was added. The hardening is based on the formation of magnesium oxychloride. To avoid the relatively large amount of water in the magnesium chloride solution, it has been proposed to use magnesium oxide
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 and forms magnesium oxychloride.



   It has now been found that these cement mixes are very poorly durable and consequently cannot tolerate long-term transport or prolonged storage without losing much of their value. Magnesium sulphate, Epsom salt, the common commodity,
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 is by no means air-resistant, but rather weathered, in that it loses water at medium temperatures and particularly easily in a state of fine distribution. This water escaping in the cement mix during storage or transport is naturally carried off by
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 is not usable because kieserite is almost insoluble in water at ordinary temperature and consequently when mixing a cement mixture of chlorobarium,
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 liellcr kieserite and can interact with the chlorine barium.

   Such cement mixtures do not harden sufficiently because the conversion process is imperfect. The ground kieserite also increases its volume during storage by absorbing water, so that there is a risk of the storage and shipping containers bursting.



   The present invention now consists in using a magnesium sulfate for the known demixing, which eliminates the above-mentioned defects in cement
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 a temperature of 45 C is heated. The cement is produced and used in a known manner. The cement produced in this way can be used in the usual way for the production of artificial stones, fire-proof plates, vessels, mortar-like binders, etc.

 

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PATENT-ANSPRUCH : Magnesiazement, bestehend aus Magnesia, Magnesiumsulfat und Daril1mchlorid, gekennzeichnet durch die Verwendung eines Magnesiumsulfates mit 6 Molekülen Wasser. PATENT CLAIM: Magnesia cement, consisting of magnesia, magnesium sulfate and daryllium chloride, characterized by the use of a magnesium sulfate with 6 molecules of water.
AT28732D 1904-03-02 1904-03-02 Process for the production of magnesia cement. AT28732B (en)

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