How much is the duration of fire resistance of the porous brick shale?
It’s said on the internet that 950℃ is moderate and don’t exceed 1100℃, or the bricks are inclined to be melted.
The duration of fire resistance of the porous brick shale could reach 1,580℃—1,770℃. It is predominantly applied in coke oven masonry and building, glasses, porcelains, carbon calciner, and the vault of thermal furnuces of refractory bricks as well as other load-bearing elements, and high temperature bearing parts of cowper stove. But it should be aware that it can’t be used in thermal equipment below 600℃ and with large variation of temperature.
It depends on its formula since the highest temperature varies from formula. For example, the temperature of common bricks is 900℃, if the lime in it accounts for most part, then the temperature could reach 1050℃; if coal ash accounts for over 40%--50%, then the temperature could amount 1050℃--1150℃, I hope my answer will help you a lot.
This is really a simple question. The temperature should be limited within 1050℃, or it will be scorched. I think 980℃would be acceptable.
It depends on its formula since the highest temperature varies from formula. For example, the temperature of common bricks is 900℃, if the lime in it accounts for most part, then the temperature could reach 1050℃; if coal ash accounts for over 40%--50%, then the temperature could amount 1050℃--1150℃.
