High-Alumina Brick Description
The High-Alumina brick has high sintering temperature, high refractoriness under load, high compressive strength, high-temperature flexural strength, and low thermal expansion efficiency.
High Alumina Bricks are produced with selected bauxite chamotte as the main raw material, fired at 1450-1470 °C by the advanced process with strict quality control.
High-Alumina Brick Applications
High-Alumina Firebricks are mainly used in the construction of various industrial furnaces, such as masonry iron-making furnaces, steelmaking furnaces, coke ovens, glass furnaces, cement kilns, steam boilers, various heat treatment furnaces, heating furnaces, etc., as well as other high-temperature furnaces.
Different types of refractory bricks should not be mixed. When firebricks are built, the same type of refractory clay as refractory bricks should be used as cement.
High-Alumina Brick Specifications
type
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HAB-75
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HAB-65
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HAB-55
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Al2O3≥ %
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75
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65
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55
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Fe2O3< %
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2.5
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2.4
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2.6
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bulk density g/cm³
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2.5
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2.5
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2.3
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comprehension stress Mpa
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70
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60
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50
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refractoriness under load °C
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1510
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1460
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1420
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refractory temperature °C
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1790
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1770
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1770
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porosity %
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22
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23
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24
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PLC %
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-0.3
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-0.4
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-0.4
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High-Alumina Brick Packaging
Our high-Alumina bricks are carefully handled to minimize damage during storage and transportation and to preserve the quality of our products in their original condition.
High-Alumina Brick FAQ
What are the advantages of High-Alumina Bricks compared to Fireclay Bricks?
High-Alumina Bricks have higher refractoriness, better resistance to slag attack, and improved mechanical strength at elevated temperatures.
How should High-Alumina Bricks be stored before use?
High-Alumina Bricks should be stored in a dry and ventilated environment to avoid moisture absorption, which can affect their performance.
What type of bonding material is used for High-Alumina Bricks?
High-temperature cement or mortar is typically used for bonding High-Alumina Bricks.