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Application of fused corundum brick in float glass melting furnace
The glass melting furnace is a thermal equipment for melting glass composed of refractory materials. The service efficiency and service life of glass melting furnace depend on the variety and quality of refractory materials to a great extent. The development of glass production technology depends to a large extent on the improvement of refractory manufacturing technology. Therefore, the rational selection and use of refractory materials is a very important content in the design of glass melting furnaces. To do this, we must master the following two points, one is the characteristics and applicable parts of the selected refractory materials, and the other is the use conditions and erosion mechanism of each part of the glass furnace.
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Process Improvement of Electro-fused Zirconium Corundum Pavement Brick
Electrically fused zirconium corundum brick is made of industrial alumina powder and zircon sand (containing 66% of zirconium oxide and 34% of silicon dioxide) melted at high temperature in an electric furnace. After melting, it is cast into a shape (the casting temperature is 1780-1840 ℃), injected into the model and cooled to form a solid close to white. Its petrographic structure consists of the eutectoid body and glass phase of corundum and zirconium clinite, it is a eutectoid body of corundum phase and zirconium clinoptilite phase, and the glass phase is filled between their crystals.
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How to overcome the defects produced in the casting and annealing of fused zirconium corundum bricks
Electrofused zircon corundum brick in the production will produce a variety of defects, resulting in the use of poor quality products. The physical and chemical inhomogeneity of zirconium corundum bricks is often the main reason for the defects of the products. Particles that are not melted through in the batch and gas inclusions that have not been discharged from the melt in time are all physical inhomogeneities. The difference in the composition of the melt along the depth of the furnace is a chemical inhomogeneity.
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