Aerated concrete equipment in the production process, every detail should be greater attention, so as to ensure high yield and efficiency of aerated concrete equipment for production. However, aerated concrete equipment in use, some may occur Qinshui phenomenon, which directly hinder the normal production of aerated concrete equipment, aerated concrete equipment so happened Qinshui which will bring harm? QINSHUI phenomenon is mainly refers to the production of aerated concrete process of the device, the slurry within the mixer in the pouring, the mold may be due to the corners or edges of the separation of the slurry mixed with water to produce a number of non-water portion of the material, which is by fly ash is too coarse, the carbon content than the slurry water retention, poor performance caused by the material. Qinshui phenomenon is likely to cause aerated concrete body surrounding soft middle hard, this situation is not conducive to cutting, die very easily lead to collapse, seriously affecting the quality of the project. Aerated concrete equipment solutions Qinshui phenomena of aerated concrete equipment when there Qinshui phenomenon, to timely adjust its mix appropriate to increase the amount of its binder, adjust the fineness of the mill, if accompanied by fly ash and lime, cement and other cementitious materials can be mixed with a mixture of grinding mill technology can improve pouring stability, ensure the quality of aerated concrete. (Xu) Aerated Concrete Equipment private network: www.gyjixiec.com autoclaved lime-sand brick equipment special network: www.jixie16.com sand aerated concrete equipment special network: www.16jixie.com flip aerated concrete equipment, private network: www.gysjixie.com fly ash aerated concrete equipment special network: www.66jixie.com nationwide toll-free hotline 400-601-1126 Phone: 0371-85616555 Mobile: 13592411018 15738810666 Zip Code: 451200 E-mail: gyjixiec@126.com Address: Yong'an Road, Gongyi City and 300 meters south of the intersection of South Loop Road East Contact: Cattle Manager