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A ceramic honeycomb regenerator is an energy storage refractory material widely used in high-temperature kilns. Its special structure gives it unique advantages in heat storage and heat conduction, and it has become a very frequently used material in the field of thermal engineering. Material is widely used in steel plants, waste incinerators, waste gas treatment thermal equipment, chemical plants, smelting plants, power plants, power industry boilers, gas turbines, engineering heating equipment, ethylene-cracking furnaces, and other industrial kilns. The main purpose of the ceramic honeycomb regenerator is to improve the heat exchange efficiency of thermal equipment while reducing the energy consumption of thermal equipment and maximizing the use of thermal energy. During use, when the high-temperature kiln is heating, the ceramic honeycomb regenerator stores heat. When the high-temperature kiln stops heating, to ensure the temperature in the furnace, the ceramic honeycomb regenerator begins to release its heat to ensure that the temperature in the furnace does not drop rapidly. This ensures that the use of heat during the smelting process reduces fuel consumption. The cross-sectional holes of honeycomb ceramic regenerators mainly have two hole structures: square and regular hexagonal, and the holes are straight channel structures parallel to each other. This...
High alumina refractory bricks are a type of shaped refractory material with an alumina content greater than 75%. They are widely used in the construction of various high-temperature kilns. There are many classifications of refractory bricks. High-alumina bricks are classified according to their use in high-temperature kilns. There are also differences in the ratio of raw materials for different parts of use. Today, the editor mainly takes you to understand the classification and introduction of refractory bricks and high alumina bricks. Classification based on different ratios of raw materials High alumina refractory bricks are classified according to different raw material ratios into first-grade high alumina bricks, second-grade high alumina bricks, third-grade high alumina bricks, special grade high alumina bricks, corundum bricks, low creep high alumina bricks, and dense high alumina bricks, aluminum carbide high alumina bricks, andalusite high alumina bricks, etc., are the types of high alumina bricks we commonly use in high-temperature kiln construction. We can choose different brick types depending on the use. Classification by appearance From the appearance point of view, high alumina bricks are mainly divided into standard bricks, ordinary bricks, wedge-shaped bricks, special-shaped bricks, and special-shaped bricks. Depending on the location of use, we will...
The construction of high-aluminum castables should be carried out in strict accordance with the construction standards. During the mixing and pouring processes, it should be used in strict accordance with the proportions. During the construction process, attention should be paid to construction safety to ensure your own safety. Preparation of high alumina castables before construction 1. Construction equipment and tools must be cleaned before the construction of high-aluminum castables and must be thoroughly cleaned before use to prevent impurities from being mixed in during the construction process and deteriorating the material properties. 2. The mixing water for high-alumina castables should use clean water suitable for drinking, and sewage or other water containing harmful impurities should not be used. Mixing and pouring of high alumina castables 1. The mixing equipment for high alumina castables is a forced mixer. 2. The amount of water added to the castable is 7%-8%. The water quality should be a clean water source, and the amount of water added should be strictly controlled according to the proportion. 3. Before pouring, pre-embedded anchors or other metal parts should be coated with asphalt or wrapping tape before pouring. The template should be coated with a layer of engine...
Silica refractory bricks are called silica bricks, which are acidic refractory bricks. They are suitable for high-temperature kiln linings in acidic atmospheres or solutions. In order to improve the overall performance of masonry, they are often used with refractory mud. Silicon refractory mud should be used as joint materials. Expansion joints should be reserved and grouted during masonry to improve the overall quality of the masonry. Features of silica refractory bricks Silica brick is a refractory brick containing more than 93% silica, made of silica (>96%) as the main raw material, mineralized, and binder, through mixing, molding, drying, firing, and other processes. Its main features are as follows: 1. Silica brick is an acid-resistant refractory material. The acid slag-resistant agent has strong acid solubility and poor alkali corrosion resistance. 2. The load-softening temperature of silica bricks is relatively high, generally between 1640 and 1680 °C. 3. When the temperature is higher than 300℃ and close to the melting point, the silica brick is stable. At 1450°C, the volume expansion rate is 1.5%-2.2%, which is beneficial to ensure the strength and airtightness of the masonry structure. 4. The disadvantages of silica bricks are thermal shock resistance (water cooling 1-4 times), low...
Rotary kiln is the key equipment for hazardous waste treatment and is widely used in the domestic hazardous waste treatment industry. The quality of rotary kiln refractories affects the stable operation of rotary kiln. The selection and maintenance of rotary kiln refractories in hazardous waste treatment are analyzed for reference in specific engineering applications. Incineration of hazardous waste in a rotary kiln usually requires several stages such as drying, pyrolysis, burning, and combustion. After these stages, the harmful components in the hazardous waste are fully decomposed and destroyed at high temperatures, forming high-temperature smoke and slag. These high-temperature fumes and slag can cause erosive damage to the refractories built in the rotary kiln. Therefore, the rotary kiln refractories used for hazardous waste incineration should have the following characteristics: 1. High temperature resistance. It can operate for a long time in a high-temperature environment above 800 °C. 2. High strength and excellent wear resistance. In order to withstand the expansion stress at high temperatures and the stress caused by the deformation of the rotary kiln shell, the refractory material in the rotary kiln needs to have a certain mechanical strength. 3. Good chemical stability and thermal stability to resist the corrosion...
High-alumina brick refractory brick is a shaped refractory material formed and calcined from high-alumina bauxite or other raw materials with high alumina content. It is an indispensable raw material for lining high-temperature kilns. It has high thermal stability, the refractoriness can reach above 1770℃, and it has good slag resistance. The aluminum content of high-alumina refractory bricks has different aluminum content according to the different uses, but only when the alumina content reaches 48% or more can it be called high-alumina bricks. High alumina refractory bricks can be divided into first-grade high-alumina bricks, second-grade high-alumina bricks, third-grade high-alumina bricks, special-grade high-alumina bricks, corundum bricks, low-creep high-alumina bricks, and dense High alumina bricks, aluminum silicon carbide high alumina bricks and andalusite high alumina bricks, the following is the introduction of the aluminum content of each high alumina brick: 1. Three-grade high alumina bricks. The third-grade high-alumina brick refers to the refractory brick with an alumina content between 48%＜AL2O3＜60%. 2. Secondary high alumina brick. Secondary high alumina bricks refer to refractory bricks with an alumina content of 60%≤AL2O3＜70%. 3. First-grade high alumina brick. First-grade high alumina bricks refer to refractory bricks with an alumina content of 70%＜AL2O3≤75%. 4. Super high alumina brick....
Sintered mullite brick is a kind of high-temperature mullite brick. It uses high bauxite, industrial alumina, and refractory clay as raw materials, and adds charcoal or coke fine particles as reducing agents. After forming, it is manufactured by reduction electrofusion The sintering temperature of sintered mullite bricks is usually above 1600°C. Such a high sintering temperature makes it difficult to produce sintered mullite bricks on a large scale. Using the activity of active SiO2, adding an appropriate amount of active SiO2 to the ingredients can make sintered mullite bricks Stone bricks are sintered at 1550°C. 1. Physical indicators of sintered mullite bricks The apparent porosity of the sintered mullite brick is 20.88%, the bulk density is 2.61g/cm³, the compressive strength at room temperature is 84.4MPa, and the creep rate at 1550°C and 50h high temperature is 0.796%. 2. The difference between sintered mullite bricks and fused mullite bricks The high-temperature flexural strength of sintered mullite bricks is much higher than that of fused mullite bricks, which is due to the interlacing of some small but well-developed crystal networks in the former structure. The latter has good volume stability and excellent creep resistance due to larger crystals. Moreover, fused mullite bricks...
A refractory ball is a kind of sphere made of industrial alumina and refractory kaolin as the main raw materials and calcined at high temperatures with a scientific formula. It is mainly divided into high alumina refractory balls, silicon refractory balls, magnesium aluminum refractory balls, porcelain balls, etc. It is suitable for converters and shift furnaces in the sulfuric acid and fertilizer industries, and high-alumina refractory balls are suitable for hot blast stoves, heating shift furnaces, and other equipment in urea, steel, and other industries. The main function of the refractory ball in the actual use process is that it has good high-temperature resistance and high hardness. Putting the refractory ball evenly into the heating furnace can evenly distribute the gas, and the uniformly dispersed gas can reduce the impact on the gas. The role of the catalyst prolongs the service life of the catalyst, and at the same time, it has high hardness, so it can support the heating object in the heating furnace. The working principle of the refractory ball is to divide the airflow into small streams by many small balls. The airflow flows through the heat storage body for a period of time, forming a fierce...
High alumina anchor bricks are refractory bricks used in heating furnaces. High alumina anchor bricks are also called hanging bricks. They are mainly used to connect and support structures of refractory bricks and ordinary fired bricks, for heating furnace roof walls, or other components. High-alumina anchor bricks are made of natural high-grade bauxite as the main refractory raw material. Soft or semi-soft clay is added to the high-alumina clinker as a binder, and the batching, mixing, molding, drying, and final firing are started. High alumina refractory brick. Under normal circumstances, the alumina content of high-alumina anchor bricks is above 55%. High-alumina anchor bricks can be produced and processed according to customer needs. The load softening temperature of high-alumina anchor bricks can reach 1550°C, which can meet the requirements of heating furnace roof lining. performance requirements. Features of high alumina anchor bricks for heating furnace: 1. The volume is stable at high temperatures. 2. Good corrosion resistance. 3. High softening temperature under load. 4. Anti-peeling, high compressive strength. The high-alumina anchor brick is a special-shaped high-alumina refractory brick, including a column composed of a hanging end and an anchor body, and an interval separation groove is arranged on the surface of...
Corundum brick is a kind of refractory material with high hardness, wear resistance, high melting point, and corrosion resistance, which is used for the inner wall and bottom of a high-temperature kiln. The main component of corundum brick is alumina (Al2O3), its content can reach more than 90%. The alumina in the corundum brick exists in polycrystalline form, and the grains are combined by a binder. Therefore, in the kiln, the corundum brick can effectively protect the furnace body and prolong the life of the kiln. service life and increase production efficiency. Physical properties of corundum bricks 1. High hardness. Corundum brick has very high hardness, its Mohs hardness can reach 9, second only to diamond, so it is often used in some high-temperature environments that need to withstand high strength and high wear. 2. Wear resistance. Corundum bricks have very good wear resistance and can withstand long-term high-speed, high-temperature, high-pressure erosion and erosion in a high-temperature kiln environment. 3. High-temperature point. The melting point of corundum brick is about 2040°C, which can maintain long-term stable performance in high-temperature environments. 4. Corrosion resistance. Corundum bricks have good corrosion resistance to acids, alkalis, and other chemical substances, and can maintain stable...
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