The production of bricks and blocks from tunnel boring waste is an innovative solution that can reduce the environmental impact of construction projects while providing a valuable resource for the construction industry. Tunnel boring waste, also known as spoil, is the material that is excavated during the construction of tunnels using a tunnel boring machine
Raw materials sticking is a common problem that can occur in various manufacturing processes such as in the production of bricks, blocks, and paving tiles. It happens when the materials used in the process stick to the equipment surfaces and cannot be easily removed, causing delays, production downtime, and reduced efficiency. One solution to this
A brick splitter is a tool used in masonry work to cut bricks and other similar materials to a desired size or shape and to achieve a natural look similar to stone. The tool is typically handheld and operates by exerting pressure on the brick, which is then split along a predefined line. There are
An aggregate raw materials distribution system refers to the processes and infrastructure involved in the transportation and delivery of raw materials from various sources to a central location or multiple destinations. This system is often used in industries such as construction, manufacturing, and mining, where large quantities of raw materials need to be transported efficiently
Mechanical activation mixer
A Titan intensive mixer is a type of mixer that is designed to combine and homogenize different types of materials, such as powders, granules, and liquids, into a uniform mixture. The mixer uses a unique mixing principle that involves the movement of materials in multiple directions, resulting in a thorough mixing of the components. Titan
Sand-lime brick technology involves the production of bricks by mixing sand, fly ash, lime, and water, and then subjecting the mixture to high-pressure steam curing. This process results in strong, durable, and fire-resistant bricks that can be used in various construction applications. Sand-lime brick technology is an alternative to traditional clay brick production and is
Firebrick waste recycling refers to the process of reusing or repurposing discarded or unused firebrick material, which is commonly generated during the manufacturing or use of refractory bricks in high-temperature applications. This can involve various techniques such as crushing and grinding the waste material to produce aggregate for use in construction, or melting down the
