Corundum Series
Low-Conductivity Corundum Flexible Slag-Resistant Brick
A dense corundum brick (BD ≥ 3.2 g/cm³, AP ≤ 12 %) for slag attack in zinc-oxide (Waelz) kilns, hazardous-waste incinerators and non-ferrous furnaces.
Overview
A dense corundum brick (BD ≥ 3.2 g/cm³, AP ≤ 12 %, Fe₂O₃ ≤ 1.0 %) designed to resist attack by iron-, lead- and zinc-bearing slags.
Applications
- Burning zones of zinc-oxide (Waelz) kilns treating lead slag, ferronickel slag or zinc leach residue
- Hazardous-waste and municipal-waste incineration kilns
- Non-ferrous smelting, coal-chemical and petrochemical furnaces
Technical data
The technical data sheet for this product is available on request. Send us an inquiry and our engineers will provide data for your kiln conditions.
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FAQ
Why do RUL values appear as T0.5 or T0.6?
They come from different methods: YB/T 370 (non-differential) reports T0.6, GB/T 5989 / ISO 1893 (differential) reports T0.5, and the two cannot be converted. Jinxing's current data are reported at 0.2 MPa / 0.6 % deformation (T0.6).
Are the data-sheet values guaranteed?
Unless marked "Spec", values are typical and for reference only; each shipment is supplied with its own inspection report.
How do I choose between silica-mullite, phosphate-bonded and corundum composite bricks?
It depends on the dominant wear mechanism in each zone (temperature, chemical attack, abrasion). Silica-mullite and phosphate-bonded wear-resistant bricks are typically used in transition, cooling and medium-temperature wear zones; corundum-based products are used where temperature and slag attack are severe. Send us your kiln data and our engineers will propose a zone-by-zone design.
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