First mix with powder, then add water and stir. It does not increase any ash content, does not reduce calorific value, is non-flammable, has strong molding capabilities, excellent bonding effect, and a uniform, glossy appearance. The main raw material is carbohydrates. The combustion products are carbon dioxide, without producing harmful gases or impurities, and it does not affect product quality. It is harmless to the human body and environmentally friendly. However, customers need to calculate the comprehensive usage cost based on their product value.
Usage: The composite binder is a powder, belonging to a high water-absorbency, high-purity polymer. When used as a binder, it is indirectly added in powder form to other materials and then mixed with water.
Specific method: Indirectly add the dry powder, evenly mixing the composite binder into the material. The ratio of material to binder should be well-controlled. The amount of binder will vary depending on the particle size and specific surface area of the material. Based on the material's moisture level, spray an appropriate amount of water, and pay attention to controlling humidity. After thorough mixing, press the balls into the machine to dissolve into an aqueous gel. If the dissolution method is improper, small particles may form, affecting its stable use. It is necessary to add a small amount of water into a clean container, use a stirrer for rapid mixing, slowly and evenly add the powder, trying to avoid forming large clumps, then mix evenly to form a colloid. Pay attention to controlling water content. Excess water can easily lead to mold sticking and a reduced ball formation rate.
The production process of this product is simple, with one ton of raw material able to produce 20 to 30 tons of pellets. Mixing mineral powder, dust sludge, binder, and water in proportion not only allows for one-time molding but also ensures that wet balls do not break apart after falling from a height of over one meter. It consolidates quickly, has high strength, and can be placed for 3 to 5 days before being put into the furnace for smelting.