PL10855B1 - Manufacturing method of peat insulation boards. - Google Patents

Manufacturing method of peat insulation boards. Download PDF

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PL10855B1
PL10855B1 PL10855A PL1085528A PL10855B1 PL 10855 B1 PL10855 B1 PL 10855B1 PL 10855 A PL10855 A PL 10855A PL 1085528 A PL1085528 A PL 1085528A PL 10855 B1 PL10855 B1 PL 10855B1
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Wedlug patentu Nr 3844 mozliwy jest wyrób plytek izolacyjnych z torfu trakto¬ wanego 2% -owym rozozynem Na2COs.Wynalazek niniejszy jest uzupelnie¬ niem powyzej wymienionego patentu i po¬ lega na tern, ze torf w stanie surowym, mokrym lub tez suchym zadaje sie irozczy- nem Na2C03 luib K2COs w stezeniu od 2 do 10% zaleznie od gatunku torfu zuzyte¬ go do ekstrakcji. Po kilkudniowem mocze¬ niu iprzeplókuje isie torf kilka razy czysta woda, po dluzej trwajacej eksitrakcji roz- czynem weglanów metali alkalicznych.Torf rozpada sie na poszczególne wlókna, które odipowiedmio zmiekczone, poddane w formach stlaczaniu przy stopniowo wzrastajacem cisnieniu, wykazuja taka spoistosc, ze dodawanie cementu moze stac sie zbedne, W ten sposób uzyskuje sie matenjal i- zolacyjny o mniejsizym spólczynniku prze¬ wodnictwa cieplnego i o mniejszym cieza¬ rze wlasciwym anizeli ma/terjal wytworzo¬ ny w sposób zastrzezony w patencie Nr 3844.Jeszcze lepszy materjal izolacyjny u- zyskac mozna, jezeli zamiast rozczynów weglanów sodu, lub potasu uzyje sie do ekstrakcji torfu irozczynów wodorotlenków metali alkalicznych (sodu, potasu) lub in¬ nych silnych alkaljów w stezeniu od ^2 do 4%, a wówczas zostaja z torfu usuniete nietylko czesci ziemiste i kwasy humino- we, ale torf rozpada sie lepiej na poszcze-golnie wlókna, które zostaja tak dalece zmiekczone, ze stloczone w fonmach przy stopniowa wzjraisftajaqjam cisnieniu, wyka¬ zuja feszoze wybitniejsza spoistosc, wobec czego dodatek cementu okazuje sie zupek nie zbyteczny; Celem uzyskania materjalu izolacyjne¬ go, odpornego na wplyw wilgoci, oraz ma¬ terjalu jako zlego przewodnika elektrycz¬ nosci, mozna do sffcloczonego suchego tor¬ fu dodac odpowiednia ilosc olejów roslin¬ nych (np. lnianego) lub pokostu, wzgled¬ nie roztworów zywic w zwyklych rozczyn- nikach organicznych. PLAccording to the patent No. 3844, it is possible to manufacture insulating boards from peat treated with 2% Na2COs. The present invention is a supplement to the above-mentioned patent and is based on the fact that peat in its raw, wet or dry state is used - Na 2 CO 3 or K 2 CO 3 concentration from 2 to 10%, depending on the peat species used for extraction. After a few days of soaking and the peat is flown several times with clean water, after a long-lasting extraction with alkali metal carbonate solution. of cement may become redundant, In this way an insulation material is obtained with a lower coefficient of thermal conductivity and a lower specific weight than the material produced in the manner claimed in the patent No. 3844. In this way, an even better insulation material is gained. it is possible, if instead of sodium or potassium carbonate solutions, peat is used for the extraction of peat and alkali metal hydroxides (sodium, potassium) or other strong alkali in a concentration of 2 to 4%, and then not only earth particles and acids are removed from the peat humic, but peat breaks down better into individual fibers that are softened so much that they are crammed into a phonmac Due to the gradual appearance of the pressure, they show a more outstanding cohesiveness, so that the addition of cement turns out to be not superfluous; In order to obtain an insulating material that is resistant to the influence of moisture and a material as a bad conductor of electricity, a suitable amount of vegetable oils (e.g. linseed) or varnish or resin solutions can be added to the tamped dry peat. in common organic excipients. PL

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Zastrzezenia patentowe 1. L Sposób wyrobu plytek izolacyjnych z torfu, znamienny tern, ze torf w stanie su¬ rowym, mokrym lub suchym traktuje sie rozczynem weglanu sodu (lub potasu o ste¬ zeniu od 2—10%, zaleznie od gatunku tor¬ fu, uzytego do ekstrakcji, a po kilkudnio- wem moczeniu przeplókuje sie kilka razy czysta woda, poczem poddaje sie go stla- czaniu w formach przy stopniowo wzrasta- jacem cisnieniu bez dodatku cementu,Claims 1. The method of making peat insulating boards, characterized by treating the raw, wet or dry peat with a solution of sodium carbonate (or potassium with a concentration of 2-10%, depending on the type of peat) , used for extraction, and after soaking for several days, clean water is flushed several times, then it is poured into molds with gradually increasing pressure without adding cement, 2. , Sposób wedlug zastrz, 1, znamien¬ ny tern, ze do ekstrakcji torfu zamiast roz- czynów weglanów sodu lub potasu uzywa sie rozczynów wodorotlenków metali alka¬ licznych (sodu, potasu) o stezeniu Mz— 4%,2. The method according to claim 1, characterized by the fact that for the extraction of peat, instead of sodium or potassium carbonate solutions, alkali metal hydroxide solutions (sodium, potassium) with a Mz concentration of 4% are used, 3. Sposób wedlug zastrz. 1, znamien¬ ny tern, ze dodaje sie do sucheigo torfu pirzy stlaczaniu odpowiednia ilosc olejów roslinnych (np. lnianego) lub pokostu, wzglednie roztworów zywic w zwyklych rozczynnikach onganicznych. Jan Kozak. Maksymiljan Fryderyk W e i m b e r g e r. Zastepca: M. Goldwasser, adwokat. bruk t. Boguslawskiego, Warszawa. PL3. The method according to p. 1, characterized by the fact that an appropriate amount of vegetable oils (for example, linseed) or varnish, or resin solutions in ordinary organic substances, is added to the dry peat and soaked. Jan Kozak. Maksymiljan Fryderyk W e and m b e r g e r. Deputy: M. Goldwasser, attorney-at-law. Boguslawski pavement, Warsaw. PL
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