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Fireclay brick High Alumina
refractory

fireclay brick
fireclay brick
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Type
fireclay, refractory

Description

High Alumina bricks have great features like high temperature performance, great corrosion and wear resistance, high bulk density, low iron content, etc. High Alumina bricks are extensively used in mining, metallurgy, cement... High alumina bricks for blast furnaces were mainly made Yangquan Bauxite,being high pressure pressed and sintered in high temperature.Main minerals compositions are mullite and corundum phases.These products were widely used in all parts of furnace lining of their excellent physical/chemical properties in high temperature.The wall, checker, combustion chamber, regenerator, wind mixing chamber, connecting main, combine brick, roof, bottom and burner of hot blast furnace. High Alumina Bricks are produced with select bauxite chamotte as main raw material, fired at 1450-1470 °C by advanced process with strict quality control. High Alumina bricks have great features like high temperature performance, great corrosion and wear resistance, high bulk density, low iron content, etc. High Alumina bricks are extensively used in mining, metallurgy, cement, and chemical, refinery and refractory industries. These bricks are used in all kinds of industrial furnaces and high temperature areas to prolong the lives of furnaces. North Refractories manufactures high alumina bricks with an Al₂O₃ content range of 45 % to about 99 % and based on natural raw material sources and synthetic raw materials such as: Fused alumina and sintered corundum Fused mullite and sintered mullite Andalusite and kyanite Bauxite Calcinated fireclay
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