Refractory materials generally refer to inorganic non-metallic materials with a refractory of not less than 1580°C. However, the definitions vary around the world, for example, the international standard officially published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) stipulates that “refractory materials are non-metallic materials or products with refractories of at least 1500°C”.
Japan defines it as “inorganic non-metallic materials that are difficult to melt at high temperatures”. Although the definition of refractory material differs from country to country, the basic concept is the same. That is, refractory materials are used as structural materials for high-temperature kilns, furnaces, and other thermal equipment, as well as materials for industrial high-temperature containers and components, and can withstand the corresponding physical and chemical changes and mechanical effects.
High-Alumina Bricks: Sturdy Guardians Of The High-Temperature Sector
First, High Alumina Brick: The Leader In High Temperature Refractories As a leader in high-temperature refractory materials, high alumina brick occupies an important position in many fields. It is widely used in the field of … Read more
