Manner of obtainment of binding agent for mass for production of shaped construction elements and binding agent for mass for production of shaped construction elements
A method is provided that solves the problem of the manner of obtainment of mass for production of shaped construction elements. The manner consists of the fact, that in the mechanical mixer a ceramic granulate is placed, preferably in the form of perlite and is soaked, preferably with water until complete soaking of the granulate and is mixed with the binding agent until obtainment of the situation, where each loose grain ( 1 ) of the granulate is coated with a layer of moist binding agent, creating a coating ( 2 ) around the grain. Priorly prepared moulds are filled with the obtained mass. The mass for production of shaped construction elements consists of 15-25% of bond weight, preferably in the form of perlite, 35-45% of binding agent weight, preferably in the form of plaster with improved resistance parameters and 35-45% of water weight.
1. A method of obtaining a mass for production of shaped construction elements comprising:
placing in a mechanical mixer, a granulate in the form of perlite,
soaking the granulate in water, until complete soaking of the granulate
mixing the water soaked granulate with a binding agent in the form of plaster until obtainment of a mass in which the loose grains of the granulate are coated with a layer of moist plaster binding agent,
placing the obtained mass in previously prepared moulds,
compressing the obtained mass in the moulds until parts of the surfaces of the coated grains of the granulate are connected, so that there is free space maintained between the coated grains of granulate, filled with air.
2. A mass for production of shaped construction elements, consisting essentially of 15-25% by weight of perlite, 35-45% by weight of a binding agent in the form of plaster, and 35-45% by weight of water.
3. Shaped construction elements produced according to the method of claim 1 .
4. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the obtained mass comprises:
15-25% by weight of perlite,
35-45% by weight of a binding agent in the form of plaster, and
35-45% by weight of water.