Application
Cement kiln inlet and transition positions after zone review.
Aluminosilicate bricks
Anti-spalling high-alumina brick
A high-alumina family selected for repeated thermal cycling and spalling exposure. It should be assessed against the mechanism of the existing lining failure.
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At a glance
Options
Anti-spalling and andalusite-containing options
Selection key
Distinguish thermal spalling from chemical attack and shell deformation.
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GRADE DATA
Technical specification
Different formulations and shapes are available for discussion. Tell us the application or existing material; grade data can be discussed with the technical team.
Parameters to include in your specification
- Mineralogy
- thermal-shock method and cycles
- permanent linear change
- hot strength
DOCUMENTS & DELIVERY
Discuss packing, documents & delivery
Prepare the delivery
Confirm the brick layout, expansion allowance and installation sequence.
Agree the document set
Approved grade data, safety information, drawing revision, inspection records and batch identification as required by the order.
Related materials & systems
High-alumina brick — 75 grade
Aluminosilicate bricks
Furnace walls and arches; hot-blast and high-temperature equipment, subject to zone design.
- Al₂O₃ (%)
- ≥75
- Refractoriness (°C)
- ≥1790
- RUL at 0.2 MPa (°C)
- ≥1520
Catalogue reference values
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Precast & modular systems
Kiln and furnace lining upgrades within a defined project scope.
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