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Srpski језик2025-12-22
Quanzhou Gong Machinery Co., Ltd. continues to deeply cultivate the field of solid waste resource utilization and constantly explores green building material equipment and process innovation. Recently, Quanzhou Gong's brick-making laboratory has achieved phased results in the research of solid waste brick-making technology. It has successfully completed the standard brick preparation experiment using three types of solid waste—incineration ash, phosphorus slag, and coal gangue—as the main raw materials, providing a feasible path for the high-value utilization of multi-source solid waste.
Incineration ash, phosphorus slag, and coal gangue are widely sourced and have complex compositions, facing significant challenges in their treatment and disposal for a long time. Quanzhou Gong brick-making laboratory, relying on comprehensive testing facilities and a professional technical team, conducted component analysis and proportion optimization of these three solid wastes. Combining the physical properties and chemical reactivity of different materials, it developed targeted brick-making process solutions. During the experiments, the laboratory used mature and reliable brick-making equipment for molding tests. Through multiple rounds of parameter adjustments and process verification, it successfully produced standard non-fired bricks that met the requirements for strength, size, and appearance.
This experimental result not only verifies the feasibility of co-processing bricks from multiple solid wastes, but also further demonstrates the technological advantages of non-fired brick machines in the resource utilization of solid waste. Through the non-fired molding process, solid waste can be transformed into stable block products without high-temperature calcination, effectively reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions, aligning with the current trend of green building materials development under the "dual carbon" background. This technological breakthrough marks a solid step forward for Quanzhou Machinery in the field of co-processing and high-value utilization of complex multi-source solid waste, providing a more universal and economical innovative solution for the construction of "zero-waste cities."