Low Creep High Alumina Brick

MAGSCIE BRAND: DRL

Low creep high alumina brick (DRL) for hot blast stove is made of corundum, mullite “sillimanite, andalusite and kyanite” and high-quality bauxite clinker as raw material by shaping at high pressure and sintering at high temperature. It is used in high-temperature industrial kilns in long-term high-temperature environments.

DRL are improvements made on the basis of common high alumina brick. The common high alumina refractory bricks cannot solve the problem of low creep in long-term high-temperature working environments. This can easily cause accidents when the kiln is in use. Therefore, choosing low creep high aluminum bricks as the lining of the kiln can solve this problem.

MAGSCIE

Al2O3

A.P

B.D

CCS

PLC

Creep

(0.2MPa, 0~50h)

1450oCX2hrs

1500oCX2hrs

%

%

g/cm3

MPa

%

%

%

DRL-127

50.0

23

2.30-2.50

50

-0.3~0.2

 

1270oC

0.8

DRL-130

60.0

22

2.30-2.50

55

-0.3~0.2

 

1300oC

0.8

DRL-135

65.0

22

2.35-2.55

55

-0.3~0.2

 

1350oC

0.8

DRL-140

65.0

22

2.40-2.60

55

-0.2~0.2

 

1400oC

0.8

DRL-145

65.0

21

2.50-2.70

60

 

-0.2~0.2

1450oC

0.8

DRL-150

75.0

21

2.60-2.85

60

 

-0.2~0.2

1500oC

0.8

DRL-155

75.0

20

2.60-2.85

60

 

-0.2~0.2

1550oC

0.8

Properties of low creep high alumina brick

1.The content of AL2O3 is ≥48%.

2.High refractoriness. The temperature is up to 1750~1790oC, it belongs to high-duty refractory.

3.High refractoriness under load. The URL is higher than fireclay brick as the high content of Al2O3, however, it is lower than silica brick because of mullite crystal does not form reticular tissue.

4.Excellent slag resistance. High alumina brick is a kind of neutral refractory material so it enjoys excellent resistance to acid slag and alkali slag corrosion.

Applications

The main markets for low creep high alumina brick are building lining of hot-blast stove, blast furnace, coke oven, rotary kilns of cement and so on.

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