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Fast curing process of quartz sand for low-voltage fuse link
The invention discloses a fast curing process of quartz sand for a low-voltage fuse link. The quartz sand is arranged in a casing of the low-voltage fuse link, carbon dioxide is introduced while pure sodium water glass is poured into the quartz sand, and curing is performed through high-temperature heating. The fast curing process of the quartz sand for the low-voltage fuse link has the advantages as follows: the curing period of the quartz sand can be effectively shortened to 24 hours, the production cost of the low-voltage fuse link is reduced, the product quality is improved, and safe and reliable productoperation is guaranteedsufficiently.
Fast curing process of quartz sand for low-voltage fuse link
The invention discloses a fast curing process of quartz sand for a low-voltage fuse link. The quartz sand is arranged in a casing of the low-voltage fuse link, carbon dioxide is introduced while pure sodium water glass is poured into the quartz sand, and curing is performed through high-temperature heating. The fast curing process of the quartz sand for the low-voltage fuse link has the advantages as follows: the curing period of the quartz sand can be effectively shortened to 24 hours, the production cost of the low-voltage fuse link is reduced, the product quality is improved, and safe and reliable productoperation is guaranteedsufficiently.
Fast curing process of quartz sand for low-voltage fuse link
WANG BIYUN (author) / WU HUI (author) / RONG FENG (author) / NI YIWEN (author)
2015-04-01
Patent
Electronic Resource
English
IPC:
C04B
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