What are ordinary bricks, refractory bricks, hollow bricks?
Referred to as refractory brick. Refractory wood made from refractory clay or other refractory material
Hollow brick is divided into cement hollow brick, clay hollow brick, shale hollow brick. In March 2011 Yunnan Yingjiang earthquake occurred in 5.8, the use of cement hollow brick houses collapsed and killed several people, due to safety concerns that Yunnan intends to disable the cement brick, Shandong Qingdao in the construction of real estate has also been halted the use of cement hollow brick. Professional claims in the construction industry argue that the prohibition of the use of such statements is unscientific and unprofessional. Misleading the public, it must be corrected. Hollow brick is only a kind of building material, and it is no problem to use it in scientific way. Hollow brick in use is very scientific, high quality requirements, the investigation of the foundation is suitable for the use of hollow bricks, how to design, construction, cement and other related ingredients, there are no problems. According to strict procedures, scientific use, strict implementation of relevant national standards, the use of qualified hollow bricks, there is no problem. Similarly, if the use of solid bricks does not strictly comply with the relevant standards of the state, the same will be a problem.
Light yellow or brownish. The utility model is mainly used for laying smelting furnaces, and can withstand high temperature between 1580 DEG C and 1770 DEG C. Also called brick. Refractory material of a certain shape and size. According to the preparation process can be divided into bricks, brick, electric melting brick (Rong Zhuzhuan), the refractory insulating bricks; according to the shape and size can be divided into standard brick, brick, brick and other specific type. It can be used as high temperature building materials and structural materials for construction kilns and various thermal equipments, and can undergo various physical, chemical and mechanical changes at high temperature. For example, refractory clay brick, high alumina brick, brick, brick etc..
