Bonded Again Fused Cast Alumina Block

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Bonded again fused cast alumina block is a type of bonded again sintered refractory brick made of fused corundum clinker as the granular material and fused corundum or sintered corundum powder as the matrix.

When using fused brown corundum or white corundum as raw materials, the frits should be smashed and then processed by removing the ferro-silicon alloy and other impurities. White corundum should be processed by removing the flaky sodium aluminate crystals and other low-melting substances. The impurities are easy to be identified since they have low density and float in the surface of corundum frits.

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Structure Types Of Ceramic Fiber Lining

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The ceramic fiber lining is mainly made up with ceramic fiber products such as ceramic fiber blanket, ceramic fiber module or ceramic fiber board. There are mainly two structure types of ceramic fiber lining: layer structure and tile stacking composite structure.

The layer-structure lining is built by putting ceramic fiber products on the steel sheet of the furnace wall layer by layer and then fixing them with heat-resistant steel anchors or in other ways. According to the lining material, the layer structure can be divided into two types: layer structure with ceramic fiber blanket and layer structure with ceramic fiber felt or board.

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Two Ways To Install The Ceramic Fiber Lining

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There are three ways to install ceramic fiber lining: external thermal insulation, internal thermal insulation and intermediate thermal insulation. The intermediate thermal insulation, due to its drawbacks, is rarely used.

The ceramic fiber materials used to install the ceramic fiber linin include ceramic fiber board, ceramic fiber blanket and ceramic fiber module. The lining is generally 25-50mm, and 50-100mm is preferred.

1) External thermal insulation
The ceramic fiber board is pasted or anchored to the cold surface of the furnace walls. This structure simply needs low temperature fiber products or lightweight bricks.

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