Corundum-mullite brick


Sintered Corundum Refractory Bricks I. Main Product Types and Characteristics (Classified by Al₂O₃ Content and Additives) Standard Type (SG-95 Series): Al₂O₃ content 94–96%; apparent porosity 14–16%; softening temperature under load ≥1700℃; applicable temperature ≤1650℃. Low-Porosity Type (SD-98 Series): Closed-pore technology (porosity ≤12%); outstanding high‑temperature creep resistance—creep rate at 1600℃ <0.3%/50h. Chromium-Corundum Composite Type (SCr-20 Series): Cr₂O₃ addition of 15–20%; slag resistance increased by a factor of three; suitable for strongly reducing atmospheres. II. Modern Production Process Flow The raw material pre‑processing system employs laser particle size sorting (with ≥85% of particles falling within the 200–325 mesh range) and nanocoating modification technology (to enhance sintering activity), along with intelligent pressing and isostatic forming. Isostatic pressing pressure: 200–250 MPa; digital twin simulation for optimized particle gradation; full-oxygen combustion in a tunnel kiln, firing temperature 1750–1800℃ (±5℃); intelligent temperature control system with independent regulation across 30 zones; firing cycle shortened to 36 hours (compared to the traditional 72 hours). Post‑processing technologies include microwave‑assisted sintering (increasing density by 5%) and surface nanocoating (enhancing erosion resistance by 40%). III. Application Fields Typical Equipment in Relevant Industries | Service Life | Energy-Saving Benefits New Energy Battery Ternary Material Sintering Kiln: 18–24 months; electricity consumption reduced by 22%. Electronic Glass & High-Alumina Glass Melting Furnace: 5–7 years; fuel savings of 15%. Chemical Industry Ethylene Glycol Reactor: Overhaul cycle extended by 100,000 hours, with a 50% increase in service life. Hydrogen Energy Hydrogen Storage Tank Insulation Layer: Heat loss reduced by 30%. IV. Comparative Performance Analysis Compared with traditional electrofused bricks: Thermal Shock Resistance: 35 cycles vs. 15 cycles (water quench at 1100℃); Dimensional Accuracy: ±0.3 mm vs. ±1.2 mm; Cost Advantage: 40–50% lower. Compared with competing materials: Thermal Conductivity: 2.8 W/m·K (superior to silicon carbide bricks); CO Erosion Resistance: Weight gain of 0.5% vs. 2.1% (high-alumina bricks). V. Physicochemical Indicators 1. Basic Performance: – Bulk Density: 3.25–3.40 g/cm³ – Compressive Strength at Room Temperature: ≥150 MPa (SD-98 Series) 2. High-Temperature Properties: – Flexural Strength (at 1600℃): ≥25 MPa – Thermal Expansion Rate (at 1000℃): 0.68–0.72% 3. Special Indicators: – Alkali Erosion Resistance (K₂CO₃/1400℃): ≤1.2 mm penetration/100 h – Microwave Loss Tangent: tanδ ≤0.0015 (5G frequency band)

Sintered corundum firebrick

I. Main Product Types and Characteristics

(According to Al₂O₃ Content and Additive Classification)

  1. Standard type ( SG-95 Series)
  • Al₂O₃ content: 94–96%
  • Apparent porosity 14–16%
  • Load softening point ≥ 1700℃
  • Applicable temperature ≤ 1650℃
  1. Low-porosity type ( SD-98 Series)
  • Closed-pore technology (porosity ≤ 12%)
  • Outstanding high-temperature creep resistance.
  • Creep rate at 1600℃ < 0.3%/50h
  1. Chromium corundum composite ( SCr-20 series)
  • Cr₂O₃ addition amount: 15–20%
  • Improved slag resistance 3 times
  • Suitable for strongly reducing atmospheres.
  1. 2025 New Gradient-Structure Products
  • Work area: 99% pure corundum layer (20 mm thick)
  • Transition Layer: 95% corundum + silicon carbide
  • Backing layer: Porous corundum structure

2. Modern Production Processes

  1. Raw Material Preprocessing System
  • Using laser particle size separation ( (200–325 mesh, with a proportion ≥ 85%)
  • Nano-coating modification technology (to enhance sintering activity)
  1. Intelligent Compression Molding
  • Isostatic pressing pressure: 200-250MPa
  • Digital twin simulation optimizes particle gradation.
  1. Oxy‑fuel tunnel kiln
  • Firing temperature 1750–1800℃ (±5℃)
  • Intelligent Temperature Control System ( Independent regulation in Zone 30)
  • The firing cycle has been shortened to 36 hours (traditional 72 hours)
  1. Post‑processing technology
  • Microwave-Assisted Sintering (Density Enhancement) 5%)
  • Surface nanocoating (enhanced corrosion resistance) 40%)

III. Application Areas

Application Industry

Typical Equipment

Service life

Energy-saving benefits

New energy batteries

Sintering Kiln for Ternary Materials

18–24 month

Reduced power consumption 22%

Electronic glass

High-alumina glass melting furnace

5–7 year

Fuel savings 15%

Chemical industry

Ethylene glycol reactor

10 Ten thousand hours

Maintenance Cycle +50%

Hydrogen Energy

Hydrogen storage tank insulation layer

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Thermal loss reduction 30%

IV. Comparative Analysis of Performance Advantages

  1. Compared with traditional electrofused bricks
  • Thermal shock resistance: 35 times vs. 15 times (water-cooled at 1100℃)
  • Dimensional accuracy: ±0.3 mm vs ±1.2 mm
  • Cost advantage: Low 40–50%
  1. Comparison with competing materials
  • Thermal conductivity: 2.8 W/m·K (superior to silicon carbide bricks)
  • Resist CO erosion: Weight gain of 0.5% vs. 2.1% (high-alumina bricks)

V. Physicochemical Indicators

1. Basic Performance: Bulk density: 3.25–3.40 g/cm³ – Room‑temperature pressure resistance: ≥150MPa ( SD-98 Series)

2. High-Temperature Properties: Flexural strength ( 1600℃ ): ≥25 MPa - Thermal expansion coefficient ( 1000℃ ): 0.68–0.72%

3. Special Indicators: Alkali resistance ( K₂CO₃/1400℃ ): ≤1.2mm Penetration /100h- Microwave loss angle: tanδ ≤ 0.0015 ( 5G Frequency band)

 


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