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鎂鐵複合尖晶石磚

鎂鐵複合尖晶石磚

鎂鐵複合尖晶石磚是水泥窑用新产品,特点为：

（1）在使用過程中該磚熱面形成一層粘性較高的鈣鐵或鈣--鋁--鐵--氧化物，從而良好的改善了挂窯皮性能及窯皮牢固性，宜于保護襯磚使用周期延長。

（2）尖晶石含量高，不僅強度高而且抗熱震性能優良，同時可以有效抵抗水泥熟料液相及堿、硫等氣體的化學侵蝕。

（3）尖晶石與方鎂石在燒成及冷卻過程中因熱膨脹不一致，二者之間形成的微裂縫隙可以緩沖溫度變化所産生的應力沖擊而避免襯磚的脆性炸裂。

（4）無鉻環保。

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? 鎂鐵複合尖晶石磚是采用复合尖晶石砖及高纯镁砂为主要原料,添加特定矿化剂经高压成型、高温烧结而成。它是碱性耐火材料，主要用于大型新干法水泥窑烧成带：以MgO--Fe2O3--Al2O3尖晶石及方镁石为主晶相。

鎂鐵複合尖晶石磚是水泥窑用新产品,特点为：

（1）在使用過程中該磚熱面形成一層粘性較高的鈣鐵或鈣--鋁--鐵--氧化物，從而良好的改善了挂窯皮性能及窯皮牢固性，宜于保護襯磚使用周期延長。

（2）尖晶石含量高，不僅強度高而且抗熱震性能優良，同時可以有效抵抗水泥熟料液相及堿、硫等氣體的化學侵蝕。

（3）尖晶石與方鎂石在燒成及冷卻過程中因熱膨脹不一致，二者之間形成的微裂縫隙可以緩沖溫度變化所産生的應力沖擊而避免襯磚的脆性炸裂。

（4）無鉻環保。

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