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高鋁聚輕保溫磚

高鋁聚輕保溫磚

高鋁聚輕保溫磚通常采用高铝矾土熟料加少量黏土，经磨细后用气体发生法或泡沫法以泥浆形式浇注成形，经1300～1500℃烧成。有时也可用工业氧化铝代替部分矾土熟料。用于砌筑窑炉的内衬和隔热层，以及无强烈高温熔融物料侵蚀及冲刷作用的部位。直接与火焰接触时，表面接触温度不得高于1350℃。

産品詳情：

高鋁聚輕保溫磚通常采用高铝矾土熟料加少量黏土，经磨细后用气体发生法或泡沫法以泥浆形式浇注成形，经1300～1500℃烧成。有时也可用工业氧化铝代替部分矾土熟料。用于砌筑窑炉的内衬和隔热层，以及无强烈高温熔融物料侵蚀及冲刷作用的部位。直接与火焰接触时，表面接触温度不得高于1350℃。

産品特點

高鋁聚輕保溫磚也称为高铝聚轻球砖，是以高炉料为主要原料，辅以适当的外加剂采用聚轻烧失法生产。制品具有强度高，热稳定性好，重烧纤变化小，导热系数小等优点。

産品用途

高鋁聚輕磚廣泛的應用于冶金、機械、陶瓷以及化工等行業的窯爐內襯（不受溶液的侵蝕）以及保溫層，它是一種理想的節能産品。它的使用溫度是在1350°C以下的。

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