Mullite Brick: High-Temperature Resistance and Versatile Applications
2024-12-23
Zhengzhou Sunrise Refractory Co., Ltd.
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Discover the superior properties of Mullite Brick, a high-alumina refractory product known for its excellent high-temperature stability, thermal shock resistance, and corrosion resistance. Ideal for applications in iron and steel, ceramics, and glass industries.
Exceptional Material Properties
Mullite Brick is a high-alumina refractory product primarily composed of mullite (3Al2O3·2SiO2). Available in both sintered and electric-melted forms, it is manufactured using synthetic mullite clinker and high-alumina bauxite clinker. Following a process of blending, high-pressure forming, and firing at temperatures exceeding 1600℃, we create an exceptionally durable product.
Outstanding Advantages of Mullite Brick
The unique composition of Mullite Brick leads to several noteworthy advantages:
- High-Temperature Resistance: With firing temperatures over 1600℃, these bricks maintain excellent thermal stability and deformation resistance.
- Thermal Shock Stability: They demonstrate remarkable resistance to thermal shock, retaining integrity even under significant temperature fluctuations.
- Low Creep Rate: Designed for high-stress conditions, they boast a low creep rate, ensuring consistent shape and performance.
- Corrosion Resistance: They exhibit strong acid slag corrosion resistance, making them suitable for various corrosive environments.
Diverse Applications
Mullite Brick is ideally suited for use across multiple industries:
- Blast Furnaces: Perfect for linings in industrial kilns operating at temperatures exceeding 1200℃.
- Steel Industry: Integral in components such as torpedo cars, slag lines, and electric arc furnace roofs.
- Ceramics and Glass: Essential for the structure of heat-retaining chambers in ceramic kilns and glass melting furnaces.
Discover how Mullite Brick can meet your high-temperature needs and enhance your production efficiency in the iron, steel, ceramics, and glass industries.