Process for fixing tiles in position
AssigneeSchmelzbasaltwerk Kalenborn, Dr. Ing. Mauritz KG
InventorWilhelm Kramer
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
AssigneeSchmelzbasaltwerk Kalenborn, Dr. Ing. Mauritz KG
InventorWilhelm Kramer
Estimating the term…
A process for fixing wear-resistant armoring tiles to cement mortar. In accordance with the process, the back sides of the tiles are coated with a mixture of polyester epoxy resin composition including sand and quartz or sand powder, with a curing agent. A material having an affinity for the cement mortar (like quartz sand or lavalite) is dusted and rolled into the coated back side of the tiles, so as to thoroughly be mixed up with the resin mixture coating. After the hardening of the coating including the material having affinity to cement mortar, the tiles are embedded in the cement mortar. Accordingly, this process substantially eliminates the well known poor adhesive properties of such tiles with respect to cement mortar.
A process for fixing in position on a cement mortar coated supporting structure wear-resistant lining tiles of ceramic, fused mineral and metallic material for highly abrasive bulk material such as coal ores and rock, said process comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.