Method for Producing a Sulfur Concrete Substance
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Jul 9, 2012
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Mar 25, 2008
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A sulfur-containing material in a melt state is stored in material hopper heated to a temperature within a preset temperature range of which a lower limit is equal to or above a melting point of sulfur. The stored sulfur-containing material is sucked by pressure generators and pulled out into cylinders heated to a temperature within the preset temperature range. The pulled out sulfur-containing material is pushed out from the cylinders under pressure applied by the pressure generator, and thereafter, the resultant material is injected into mold heated to a temperature within the preset temperature range. An injection port of the mold after the sulfur-containing material is fully injected is closed. By stopping heating of the mold, the sulfur-containing material is slowly cooled. After that, a modified sulfur concrete substance formed by cooling and solidifying the sulfur-containing material is taken out from the mold.
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