አንድ ብቸኛ የጥላቻ ማገጃ ብሎክ ማገጃውን የሚጀምር ግድግዳ ምን ያህል ጊዜ ይወስዳል?

The wall retaining block mould is a tool used to produce various types of retaining wall blocks, the design of which is directly related to the geometric accuracy, structural strength and production efficiency of the blocks. As one of the indicators to measure the performance of the mold, the single molding cycle refers to the time span of the entire process from filling the raw materials to completing the demoulding and preparing for the next round of production. Its length directly affects the production capacity and economy of the production line.

From the structural characteristics, the wall retaining block mould is usually made of steel or special composite materials, and the cavity design needs to take into account the functionality and production efficiency of the blocks. For example, the complex geometric features of the interlocking block mold may lead to increased demoulding resistance, while the hollow block mold needs to optimize the internal support structure to prevent mold collapse.

The single molding cycle is affected by many factors. The first is the material properties. When using dry hard concrete, high-frequency vibration is required to achieve full mixing. If a flowable concrete with an accelerator is added, it can be compacted within 10 seconds. The second is the curing process. The use of steam curing technology can shorten the working time. In addition, the degree of automation of the mold is also an important factor. The fully automatic production line uses a robotic arm to simultaneously complete demoulding and cleaning, which can control the single cycle to half a minute, while semi-automatic or manual operation may take several minutes.

A humid environment will also affect the molding time of the wall retaining block mould. A humid environment will prolong the initial setting time of the concrete, causing the demoulding stage to be forced to be postponed.