Small magnesium brick electric heating storage furnace

What is magnesium brick used for?

Magnesia Brick is mainly used in basic open-hearth furnace for steelmaking, electric furnace, rotary cement kiln, heating furnace, glass furnace and hyperthermia tunnel kiln with properties of higher refractoriness, good basic slag erosion resistance and high apparent initial softening temperature. Magnesia Bricks are alkaline refractory materials.

What is magnesite-chrome & Magnesia-spine L Brick?

Magnesite-chrome and magnesite-spine l brick are blends of dead-burned magnesite with chrome ore and magnesia-alumina spinel, respectively. Dead-burned magnesite is sintered in a rotary or vertical shaft kiln. Fused Magnesia is normally manufactured in an electric arc furnace by melting at 5000°F.

What is a magnesia-carbon brick?

Mag-carbon products are designed with improved corrosion and slag resistance through the addition of graphite. When a magnesia-carbon brick is bonded with an organic resin, it is also known as resin-bonded magnesia-carbon brick. Mag-carbon bricks are used in basic oxygen converters, electric furnaces, and steel ladles.

What is a magnesite brick?

Burned magnesite and magnesite-carbon brick feature very high magnesia contents. Magnesite-chrome and magnesite-spine l brick are blends of dead-burned magnesite with chrome ore and magnesia-alumina spinel, respectively. Dead-burned magnesite is sintered in a rotary or vertical shaft kiln.

Are magnesium bricks alkaline refractory?

Magnesia Bricks are alkaline refractory materials. These products have over 90% magnesium oxide content and adopt periclase as the principal crystalline phase. Magnesia Bricks can be divided into two categories of Burnt Magnesia Bricks and Chemical Bonded Magnesite Brick.

What are magnesite-chrome refractories?

Magnesite-chrome compositions include high-fired magnesite-chrome brick and re-bonded fused magnesia-chrome brick. Applications for magnesite-chrome refractories include steel AOD vessels, copper and precious metals refining furnaces, lead smelting furnaces, and the regenerators of glass tanks.