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Magnesia Carbon Brick

Magnesia Carbon Brick
Magnesia-Carbon Bricks with good thermal shock resistance and strong slag resistance
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Magnesia-Carbon Brick

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Magnesia-carbon bricks are made of high-melting alkaline oxide magnesium oxide (melting point 2800°C) and high-melting carbon materials that are difficult to be infiltrated by slag, and various non-oxide additives are added. A non-burning carbon composite refractory material combined with a carbon binder. Magnesia-Carbon Bricks are mainly used for lining of converters, AC electric arc furnaces, DC electric arc furnaces, and slag lines of ladle.

     

As a composite refractory material, Magnesia-Carbon Bricks effectively utilize the strong slag erosion resistance of magnesia and the high thermal conductivity and low expansion of carbon, which compensates for the biggest disadvantage of poor spalling resistance of magnesia. Magnesia-carbon brick forms magnesium skeleton when used at high temperature. Because magnesium oxide and carbon do not produce mutual solubility relationship, the excellent fire resistance of the original component is retained, and the thermal conductivity of carbon is good, and the thermal expansion coefficient and elastic modulus are low ,  and it can effectively prevent high temperature spalling and slag penetration, so that structural spalling does not occur, greatly changing the fatal weakness of the metamorphic structure caused by the slag penetration of the magnesia refractory material, combined with the non-wetting property of carbon to the slag, and the corrosion resistance is very good.

Magnesia carbon brick Properties

Good high-temperature performance.

Strong slag resistance.

Good thermal shock resistance.

Low creep at high temperature.

Good anti-stripping ability.

Anti-stripping performance.

Good wear resistance.

Good thermal conductivity.

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