Yes,Clay Bricks Using Dry Process
Dear MaZaGAngeE,
Yes,clay bricks using dry process.
and we can give you all the drying system,including the tunnel kiln construction,kiln car,dry chamber....
We are a specialized manufacture of brick making machine factory as well as the kiln construction company.
We have bulit 400 lines in national area and abroad,the whole brick production line.
For information please check our website:
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The following are some pictures of the dry system.
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Originally Posted by MaZaGAngeE
is there any machinery suppliers for that system ?
i searched alot over the net but i found only one company ( strom technika ) but i want to find another supplier to compare both systems with the wet process
also they did not explain them process .
if you can help me with this please do........
Dear MaZaGAngeE
We can help you for your application dry process for bricks.
Pls see our web site www.eirich.de
or contact me direcly
guenter.hessling@eirich.de ■
Adob's Brick's For Constructin
I'have invented a new formulation for making bricks and block's from adob and cellulosic fibers. The process doesn't need to enter the bricks in the tunnel kiln for firing, so this product is recyclable since they aren't cured. In the formulation a binder is used which improve and gives to the bricks high mechanical properties.
This process is economically feasible and ecological.
The same process for making bricks can be used without the kiln.
I am looking for a financial partner to build to make this undustrial.
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Re: Clay Bricks Using Dry Process ?
Dear MaZaGangeE,
There is dry pressing of bricks, which makes a dry brick which then needs to be fired. Next up is stiff extrusion, which extrudes a brick around 12% moisture and needs to be dried and fired. Further up is soft extrusion, which extrudes a brick around 18% moisture and also needs to be dried and fired. Highest on the moisture content is a soft-mud machine which is a casting process that makes a brick around 40% moisture.
All four applications have their pros and cons. We have experience with all but dry-press bricks and would be glad to point you in the right direction.
Thanks.
Jon ■
Clay Bricks Using Dry Process ?
Do you know how is thar dry process works?
is there any machinery suppliers for that system ?
i searched alot over the net but i found only one company ( strom technika ) but i want to find another supplier to compare both systems with the wet process
also they did not explain them process .
if you can help me with this please do........ ■