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Quartzite Bricks
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Aluminum content: 25-42% Compressive strength at room temperature: 30-45MPa Standard brick size: 230*115*65mm Cost-effective: The phosphoric acid impregnated products of blast furnace clay bricks with good thermal stability and qualified quality after drying treatment and secondary low temperature firing can be used for masonry of the upper part of the blast furnace furnace lining.
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Mullite bricks refer to high-alumina refractories with mullite as the main crystalline phase, and the general alumina content is between 65% ~ 75%. It is mainly used for hot blast furnace top, blast furnace body and bottom, glass melting furnace regenerator, ceramic sintering kiln, petroleum cracking system dead angle furnace lining, etc. Mullite bricks have high refractoriness, up to more than 1790 C, and have good thermal shock resistance. There are two types: sintered mullite bricks and fused mullite bricks. The crystallization of fused mullite is larger than that of sintered mullite, and the thermal shock resistance is better than that of sintered products. Aluminum content: 65-90% Standard brick size: 230*115*65mm Compressive strength at room temperature: 100-120MPa Good thermal shock resistance:
Performance characteristics: wear resistance, corrosion resistance, peeling resistance, low creep, good thermal shock stability, service life is 1.5 times that of ordinary products; Main uses: Mainly used in blast furnaces, hot blast furnaces, carbon roasting furnaces, carbon calciners, coke ovens, steel barrels, casting systems, boilers, cement kilns, glass kilns and various kiln lining and thermal equipment, etc., suitable for metallurgy, machinery, building materials, casting, ceramics, electric power, petroleum, chemical and other industries. Standard size:230*115*65mm First-class high-alumina bricks Al2O3 75% second-class high-alumina bricks Al2O3 60%~75% third-class high-alumina bricks Al2O3 48%~60%
Magnesia Bricks Description Magnesia Bricks are alkaline refractory materials. These products have over 90% magnesium oxide content and adopt periclase as the principal crystalline phase. Magnesia Bricks can be divided into two categories of Burnt Magnesia Bricks and Chemical Bonded Magnesite Brick. They have excellent performance of superior high temperature mechanical strength and volume stability. Magnesia Bricks can service in the high temperature of 1750.. They are ideal products for glass furnace application. Magnesia Bricks Features: It is a kind of alkaline refractory product with periclase as main phase magnesite-alumina spinel clinker as basic material. the product has such characteristics as good temperature vibration, good strength and volume stability in high temperature. Magnesia Bricks Application Basic open-hearth furnace for steelmaking Electric furnace bottom and wall Permanent lining of oxygen converter Non-ferrous metal metallurgy furnace Hyperthermia tunnel kiln Lining of rotary cement kiln Heating furnace bottom and wall Regenerative chamber of glass furnace Magnesia Bricks Properties High Refractoriness Good alkaline slag erosion resistance High apparent initial softening temperature Good thermal conductivity High thermal expansion Magnesia Bricks Manufacturing Process Burnt Magnesia Bricks are manufactured with magnesite clinker as the raw material and fired in the high temperature of 1550~1600 after smashing, burdening, mulling and molding. High-purity products can be fired in the temperature that over 1750. Chemical bonded magnesite brick is produced with certain chemical bonding through mixing, molding and drying.
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