Product Description of Customized Special Shapes Fan-shaped
High-alumina Brick High Alumina Curved Brick For Hot Blast Stove
Roof
High alumina bricks refer to aluminosilicate refractory products
with aluminum oxide (Al2O3) content higher than 48%. It belongs to
neutral refractory material. It is formed by shaping and calcining
bauxite or other raw materials with high alumina content. High
thermal stability and fire resistance above 1770 ℃. It has good
slag resistance and is used for lining steel making electric
furnace, glass furnace, cement rotary furnace, etc.
High load soft and low creep high alumina brick is a high-grade
refractory material made of special grade bauxite, fused corundum
and fused mullite. The product has the advantages of small
high-temperature creep, strong corrosion resistance, good thermal
shock stability, etc. It is suitable for large and medium-sized hot
blast furnaces.
Advantage of High Alumina Curved Brick For Hot Blast Stove
Roof
1. High refractoriness;
2. High temperature strength;
3. High thermal stability;
4. Neutral refractory;
5. Good resistance to acid and basic slag corrosion;
6. High refractoriness under load;
7. High temperature creep resistance;
8. Low apparent porosity;
Application of high alumina bricks
As a basic material in the field of high-temperature technology,
high alumina bricks are widely used in cement, glass building
materials, steel smelting, petrochemical and other industries. High
temperature industrial furnaces for high alumina bricks include
blast furnace, hot blast furnace, electric furnace, blast furnace,
reverberatory furnace and rotary kiln lining. In addition, high
alumina bricks can also be processed into open hearth regenerative
grid bricks, socket bricks for pouring system, nozzle bricks, etc.
according to the requirements of industrial furnaces.
Product Specification of Special Shapes Fan-shaped High-alumina
Brick
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Al2O3 (%) | | | | | |
Refractoriness (°C ) | | | | | |
Bulk density (g/cm3) | | | | | |
Softening temperature under load (°C ) | | | | | |
Linear changes on reheating (%) | 1500°CX2H | | | | | |
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1450°CX2H | | | | | |
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Apparent porosity (%) | | | | | |
Cold crushing strength (Mpa) | | | | | |