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US 2024/0409466 A1Published application
High density washable mining grouting reinforcement material and preparation method thereof
AssigneeCcri (Beijing) New Material Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorsXiaofeng Yu, Enqing Xie, Gang Sun, Yuchao Wang, Dong Shen, Mingkun Zhang, Kai Wang, Chaohe Hu, Guangfeng Bai, Dezhi Zhang, Yifang Liu, Weihua Liu
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Abstract
A mining grouting reinforcement material is provided and includes a component A including a sodium silicate solution and an amino acid salt, and a component B including an isocyanate, a plasticizer, a filler and a molecular bridging agent. A specific gravity of the filler is 2 to 8.
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A mining grouting reinforcement material, comprising:
- a component A comprising a sodium silicate solution and an amino acid salt;
- a component B comprising an isocyanate, a plasticizer, a filler and a molecular bridging agent;
- wherein a specific gravity of the filler is 2 to 8;
- wherein the amino acid salt comprises at least one of amino acid salts containing all groups —COOH, —NH2 and —COOR, where R is a metal ion.
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A method for preparing a mining grouting reinforcement material, comprising:
- mixing an amino acid salt with a sodium silicate solution uniformly to obtain a component A;
- mixing part of a plasticizer with a filler uniformly to obtain an admixture, then adding a molecular bridging agent into the admixture, and mixing the molecular bridging agent and the admixture uniformly under a condition of sealing and first stirring to obtain a first mixture;
- adding a rest of the plasticizer into the first mixture to obtain a second mixture;
- adding an isocyanate into the second mixture under a condition of second stirring, followed by standing and storing in a sealed manner to obtain a component B;
- wherein a specific gravity of the filler is 2 to 8;
- wherein the amino acid salt comprises at least one of amino acid salts containing all groups —COOH, —NH2 and —COOR, where R is a metal ion.
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