Refractories

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Crushed Aluminum Refractory Brick

 

Types Of Refractories

Silica Refractory
Silica brick is one of the most important refractory materials having around 93% SiO2. Top refractory cement suppliers in India make use of high-quality rocks as a raw material to manufacture them.

 

Fireclay Refractory
The hydrated aluminum silicates that have around 25% -45% Al2O3 and 50% -80% SiO2 are known as fireclay refractories. These refractory materials have only minor additional minerals.

 

Magnesite Refractory
Magnesite refractories are considered to be chemically fundamental materials having around 85% magnesium oxide. Made of magnesite (MgCO3) and silica, these refractories often feature weaker attributes and their main value lies in their resistance to the basic slags that mainly include lime and iron-rich ones.

 

High Alumina Refractories
The alumina refractories that have more than 45 percent alumina are known as high alumina refractories.

 

Zirconia Refractories
Zirconia refractories come with an outstanding hardness at room temperature, and across the applications, this hardness can be maintained up to 15000 degrees Celsius temperature range.

 

Monolithic Refractory
Monolithic refractories are materials that are put into use as a suspension and finally hardened to create a solid mass. Monolithic is the most common term used for all types of unshaped refractories. Monolithic refractories are fast replacing the conventional type of fir.

 

 

Typical Parameters of Refractories

 

 

Description

GRADE 23 BRICK

GRADE 26 BRICK

GRADE 28 BRICK

GRADE 30 BRICK

Classification Temperature (℃ )

1300

1400

1500

1550

Chemical Composition (%)

Al2O3

40

56

67

73

SiO2

51

41

30

24

Fe2O3

≤1.0

≤0.8

≤0.7

≤0.6

Density (kg/m³)

600

800

900

1000

Modulus of Rupture (MPa)

0.9

1.5

1.8

2.0

Cold Crushing Strength (MPa)

1.2

2.4

2.6

3.0

Permanent Linear Change (%)

1230℃ x 24h ≤0.3

1400℃ x 24h ≤0.6

1510℃ x 24h ≤0.7

1620℃ x 24h ≤0.9

Thermal Conductivity (W/m·K)

200℃

0.15

0.23

0.27

0.28

350℃

0.18

0.24

0.30

0.35

400℃

0.19

0.25

0.33

0.38

600℃

0.23

0.27

0.38

0.40

 

Application of Refractories

Steel Industry
Widely used in the steelmaking process to line furnaces, ladles and tundishes, refractories are exposed to the harsh conditions of molten metal and slag. In steelmaking, they are typically consumed and replaced on a regular basis due to the extreme nature of the steel production environment.

 

Ceramics Industry
For the ceramics industry, refractories are present in the manufacturing of both traditional ceramics, such as bricks and tiles, and advanced ceramics used in high-tech applications. These refractories line the kilns and furnaces where raw materials are fired at high temperatures to form ceramic products.

Cement Industry

With heavy reliance on refractories, especially in the kiln where limestone and other materials are heated to produce clinker, the refractory linings formulated for cement kilns must withstand the required high temperatures in addition to the mechanical abrasion and chemical attack from alkalis and acids.

Glass Manufacturing

In glass manufacturing, refractories are used to construct and line the furnaces and tanks in which glass mixtures are melted. Key requirements for refractories in this sector include resistance to high temperatures and the ability to prevent glass contamination.

Challenges and Innovations

Despite their strength, refractory materials face many challenges that can affect their performance. To address these issues, significant research and development is continually invested in improving the properties of refractory materials.

 

 

Specification

 

 

Items

RSGLJ-1

RSGLJ-2

Al2O3 %

65

75

Refractoriness ℃

1750

1770

Linear Dimensional Change %

-0.02

-0.4

Cold Crushing Strength MPa ≥

110℃×24h

50

60

1100℃×4h

60

70

Breaking Strength MPa ≥

110℃×24h

9

11

1100℃×4h

10

12

Maximum Service Temperature ℃

1200

1400

 

 

Packing & Delivery

Selling Units:Single item Single volume: 1 cm3 Single gross weight:4.25 KG Package Type:Standard Export Packing

productcate-428-295

 

 

FAQ

 
 

Q: What are the requirements of a good refractory?

A: At high temperatures, refractories must be chemically and physically stable. They must be resistant to thermal shock, chemically inert, and/or have specific ranges of thermal conductivity and coefficient of thermal expansion depending on the operating environment.

Q: What are the properties of refractories?

A: Refractories are classified as dense or insulating types. ➢ The most high-temperature refractories, such as firebricks, are high-density (>1,92 gr/cm3). They offer excellent resistance in challenging operating environments, such as slags with different chemical compositions, fumes, dust, and gases.

Q: What are the basics of refractory?

A: As per the American Society for Testing and Materials, the definition of refractories is “the non-metallic materials having physical and chemical qualities that make them perfect for different types of constructions or as crucial components of systems applied to temperatures above 1,000 °F (811 K; 538°C) are called .

Q: What is refractories technology?

A: Refractory means that a material can be used at temperatures from about 600 °C up to about 1700 °C. Using alumina and magnesite-rich raw materials and minerals, bricks, castables, and shaped components are developed, which are matched precisely to the respective materials, temperatures, and processes.

Q: What is the temperature of a refractory?

A: Refractory bricks find application in the construction of kilns, furnaces, etc. They can withstand temperatures up to 2100 degrees Celsius. They have the incredible thermal capacity that helps different structures to remain stable at extreme temperatures.

Q: What is refractories properties?

A: Refractories are ceramic materials designed to withstand the very high temperatures (in excess of 1,000°F [538°C]) encountered in modern manufacturing. More heat-resistant than metals, they are used to line the hot surfaces found inside many industrial processes.

As one of the leading refractories manufacturers and suppliers in China, we warmly welcome you to buy high-grade refractories for sale here from our factory. All our products are with high quality and competitive price. Refractories, Calcined Bauxite

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