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What is refractory brick? What is refractory clay? ?

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Refractory bricks and refractory soil are all refractory materials. Generally they can be seen in the coke oven. The refractory brick is generally yellow. A steel brick is a kind of refractory brick. Its heavier several times than ordinary brick .
Refractory brick is a kind of brick that is fireproof, refractory soil is the soil that is fireproof
refractory brick----is refractory material with a certain shape and size. According to the preparation process, bricks can be classified into burnt bricks, unburned brick, electric melting brick (fused cast brick) and the refractory insulating bricks; according to the shape and size, bricks can be classified into standard brick, ordinary brick and specific brick and etc. High-temperatured building material and structural material that can be used to build furnaces and various thermal equipments, and can endure various physical and chemical changes and mechanical effects at high temperature. For example, refractory clay brick, high alumina brick, cilica brick and magnesia brick and etc.. Fireclay -- usually refers to a kind of soil clay used for fire the stove and the furnace hearth in folk 1, characteristics and usages: Clay refractory brick is a kind of weak acid refractory material, its thermal stability is good, suitable for hot blast stove, various boiler lining, and flue, smoke room, etc.. 2, product specifications: Standard form, general profile, special shaped and special shaped brick. Physical and chemical properties of clay refractory bricks. The upper limit ---- about 1500 degrees under normal pressure
Fire clay refers to the light pouring material, raw materials adopt light porous clinker, bauxite, cenosphere, silicon dioxide ultrafine powder and alumina micropowder. Use calcium aluminate cement CA-80 as binder. Refractory brick is burned from stone powder and clay put in 1300 degrees' kiln

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