What Are the Characteristics of Refractory Cement?

Refractory cement is a special type of cement with high-temperature resistance and is commonly used in construction, industrial equipment, and furnace linings in high-temperature environments. The main components of refractory cement are cement clinker, silicate, aluminate, and other substances. Refractory cement has good fire resistance and is therefore widely used in the construction of high-temperature kilns.

Features of refractory cement

1. Good high-temperature resistance: The main feature of refractory cement is its ability to maintain stable performance in high-temperature environments, and can usually withstand high temperatures up to 1500°C.

2. Good chemical corrosion resistance: Refractory cement contains a large amount of chemical components such as alumina and silicon oxide, which can resist the erosion of strong corrosive substances such as acids and alkalis.

3. High compressive strength: Refractory cement has high compressive strength and can withstand greater pressure, so it is widely used in construction, metallurgy, and other industries.

4. Refractory cement has strong plasticity: Refractory cement has good processing properties and can be made into refractory products of various shapes and sizes through different processing techniques.

Refractory cement is widely used in construction, metallurgy, chemical industry, electric power, and other fields. In the field of construction, refractory cement is mainly used in buildings in high-temperature environments, such as blast furnaces, electric furnaces, steel plants, aluminum plants, etc. In the metallurgical field, refractory cement is mainly used to manufacture high-temperature furnaces and refractory materials. In the chemical industry, refractory cement is mainly used to manufacture chemical equipment and storage tanks. In the power sector, refractory cement is mainly used in the manufacture of chimneys, boilers, and burners.