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Does anyone know the refractory temperature of fire-resistant glass?

Does anyone know the refractory temperature of fire-resistant glass?

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Ordinary glass will be completely liquefied in the furnace of about 1100 degrees for half an hour and will not deform below 600 degrees. toughened glass fire-resistant glass is the product of ordinary glass after being processed Glass will mainly burst after encountering fire. When unevenly heated or encountering sudden drastic changes in temperature, ordinary glass will burst if the sharp temperature difference is over 70-120 degrees and toughened glass will burst at 200 degrees. It is not yet clear of the bursting temperature for the refractory glass. (I hope this answer can help you!) Hope you adopt !)
Ordinary glass will burst under sharp temperature difference of about 70-120 degrees and toughened glass of 200 degrees. It is not yet clear for the bursting temperature differences of the refractory glass. If the overall glass is heated evenly, it will have no significant change below 600 degrees, and it will deform with the increase of temperature until melting. The fire-resistant time of the glass you said is the time to heat the glass into the extreme temperature differences it can endure, which should not be more than 10 minutes
Ordinary glass will be completely liquefied in the furnace of about 1100 degrees for half an hour and will not deform below 600 degrees. toughened glass fire-resistant glass is the product of ordinary glass after being processed Glass will mainly burst after encountering fire. When unevenly heated or encountering sudden drastic changes in temperature, ordinary glass will burst if the sharp temperature difference is over 70-120 degrees and toughened glass will burst at 200 degrees. It is not yet clear of the bursting temperature for the refractory glass. If the overall glass is not heated evenly, it will have no significant change below 600 degrees, and it will deform with the increase of temperature until melting. The fire-resistant time of the glass you said is the time to heat the glass into the extreme temperature differences it can endure, which should not be more than 10 minutes

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