Method of manufacturing a composite material that is used to make blocks, bricks, tiles, or pavers

Abstract

A method of manufacturing a composite material that is used to make blocks, bricks, tiles, or payers. The method comprises of making a liquid conglomerate material, of making a solid conglomerate material, of mixing the liquid conglomerate material and the solid conglomerate material together to make the composite material, and lastly of pressing the composite material into either a block, a brick, a tile, or a paver.

Claims

1. A method of manufacturing a composite material that is used to make blocks, bricks, tiles, or pavers, the method comprises the steps of: providing a plastic resin that is water impermeable and that is free of chloride; providing a vinyl acrylic emulsion that has fifty percent of solids; providing a mixer; mixing the plastic resin and the acrylic vinyl emulsion for at least five minutes in the mixer, thereby creating a liquid conglomerate material, the liquid conglomerate material consists of, by volume, sixty percent of the acrylic vinyl emulsion and forty percent of the vinyl acrylic emulsion; providing a blended cement material that consists of, by weight, between 15 percent to thirty-five percent of a pozzolanic material, four percent of a gypsum material, and a clinker material, the blended cement will have a total weight of one hundred percent; providing a hydrated lime material; providing a natural dye material; providing a mixer; mixing the blended cement material, the hydrated lime material, and the natural dye material for at least five minutes in the mixer, thereby creating a solid conglomerate material, the solid conglomerate material consists of eighty percent of the blended cement material, fifteen percent of the hydrated lime material, and five percent of the natural dye material; providing a soil material; providing a water material; finding a site of where to install a manufacturing plant that will manufacture the composite material, the site is chosen based on the soil material that covers the site; analyzing the soil of the site to determine if the soil is adequate to make the composite material; choosing the site if the soil on the site is thirty percent of a clay soil, forty-five percent of a silt-type soil, and twenty-five percent of a coarse sand that is between three mm to 4 mm thick; preparing the soil so that is has a humidity that is from at least six percent to at most seven percent humidity; providing a mixer mill; mixing the soil and the solid conglomerate for at least five minutes in the mixer mill, thereby creating a soil and solid conglomerate mix, the soil and solid conglomerate mix consists of eighty-five percent of the soil and fifteen percent of the solid conglomerate material by weight; mixing the liquid conglomerate material with the soil and solid conglomerate mix for at least five minutes in the mixer mill at a humidity that is at least nine percent to ten percent moisture thereby creating the composite material, the composite material consists of eighty-five percent of the soil and solid conglomerate mix and fifteen percent of the liquid conglomerate material; providing an industrial press; and pressing the composite material in the industrial press at a pressure that is at least 2800 pounds per square inch to either form either a block, a brick, a tile, or a paver.

2. The method of manufacturing a composite material that is used to make blocks, bricks, tiles pavers of claim 1, the method comprises the step of placing either the block, the brick, the tile, or the paver in a setting area for a period of forty-eight hours and sprinkling either the block, the brick, the tile, or the paver with the water material.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

(1) These and other features, aspects, and advantages of the present invention will become better understood with regards to the following description, appended claims, and drawings where the sole figure is a flowchart that summarizes the steps of the present invention.

DESCRIPTION

(2) The present invention is a method of manufacturing a composite material that is used to make blocks, bricks, tiles, or pavers.

(3) The method comprises the steps of providing a plastic resin that is water impermeable and that is free of chloride. Providing a vinyl acrylic emulsion that has fifty percent of solids. Providing a mixer. Mixing the plastic resin and the acrylic vinyl emulsion for at least five minutes in the mixer thereby creating a liquid conglomerate material, the liquid conglomerate material consists of, by volume, sixty percent of the acrylic vinyl emulsion and forty percent of the vinyl acrylic emulsion. Providing a blended cement material that consists of, by weight, between 15 percent to thirty-five percent of a pozzolanic material, four percent of a gypsum material, and a clinker material, the blended cement will have a total weight of one hundred percent. Providing a hydrated lime material. Providing a natural dye material. Providing an industrial mixer. Mixing the blended cement material, the hydrated lime material, and the natural dye material for at least five minutes in an industrial mixer thereby creating a solid conglomerate material, the solid conglomerate material consists of eighty percent of the blended cement material, fifteen percent of the hydrated lime material, and five percent of the natural dye material. Providing a soil material. Providing a water material. Finding a site of where to install a manufacturing plant that will manufacture the composite material, the site is chosen based on the soil material that covers the site. Analyzing the soil of the site to determine if the soil is adequate to make the composite material. Choosing the site if the soil on the site is thirty percent of a clay soil, forty-five percent of a silt-type soil, and twenty-five percent of a coarse sand that is between three mm to 4 mm thick. Preparing the soil so that is has a humidity that is from at least six percent to at most seven percent humidity. Providing a mixer mill. Mixing the soil and the solid conglomerate for at least five minutes in the mixer mill, thereby creating a soil and solid conglomerate mix, the soil and solid conglomerate mix consists of eighty-five percent of the soil and fifteen percent of the solid conglomerate material by weight. Mixing the liquid conglomerate material with the soil and solid conglomerate mix for at least five minutes at a humidity that is at least nine percent to ten percent moisture, thereby creating the composite material, the composite material consists of eighty-five percent of the soil and solid conglomerate mix and fifteen percent of the liquid conglomerate material. Providing an industrial press. And, pressing the composite material in the industrial press at a pressure that is at least 2800 pounds per square inch to either form either a block, a brick, a tile, or a paver. In a preferred embodiment, the method comprises the step of placing either the block, the brick, the tile, or the paver in a setting area for a period of forty-eight hours and sprinkling either the block, the brick, the tile, or the paver with the water material.

(4) An advantage of the present invention is that it provides a composite material that uses the land in which it is manufactured to either make a block, a brick, a tile, or a paver.

(5) Yet another advantage of the present invention is that it reduces the cost of making the composite material by using the soil from the land in which the composite material is manufactured to either make blocks, bricks, tiles, or pavers.

(6) Yet still another advantage of the present invention is that it conserves energy when making the composite material of the present invention, this is accomplished by eliminating the energy used to transport the soil needed to the manufacturing plant that manufactures the blocks, the bricks, the tiles, or the pavers.

(7) While the inventor's description contains many specificities, these should not be construed as limitations of the method of manufacturing a composite material that is used to make blocks, bricks, tiles, or pavers but rather as an exemplification of several preferred embodiments thereof, any other variations may be possible. Accordingly, the scope should be determined not by the embodiments illustrated, but by the specification, the drawings, and the claims and any legal equivalent thereof.