Air brick for magnesia carbon ladle and method for producing the same
A production method and technology of breathable bricks, which are applied in ceramic molding machines, manufacturing tools, etc., can solve the problems of poor resistance to alkaline slag erosion, poor resistance to molten steel and slag penetration, and poor corrosion resistance of breathable bricks. Guaranteed continuous turnover, increased service life, enhanced resistance to molten steel or slag penetration
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[0030] The chemical composition mass percent of the ventilating brick for magnesia-carbon ladle produced by the present invention is: MgO 75~79%, C13~15%, Al 2 o 3 3~6%;
[0031] The physical performance index of the ventilating brick for magnesia-carbon ladle produced by the present invention is: bulk density g / cm 3 : 3.00~3.04, apparent porosity %: 1.5~3.0, normal temperature compressive strength MPa (110℃×24h): 40~55, high temperature flexural strength MPa (1400℃×0.5h): 14.0~18.0.
[0032] The production method of air-permeable brick for magnesia-carbon ladle of the present invention is as follows:
[0033] Mix 78-83% fused magnesia, 12-14% flake graphite, 2-3% antioxidant metal Al powder, add 3-5% liquid thermosetting phenolic resin as a binder, and knead for 30-40 minutes. When all the materials are uniform, it is the mud; install the plastic strips into the mold according to the air hole arrangement; add the mixed mud into the mold, and use isostatic pressing equipme...
Embodiment 2
[0038] The chemical composition mass percent of the ventilating brick for magnesia-carbon ladle produced by the present invention is: MgO 65~69%, C13~15%, Al 2 o 3 14~16%, of which Al 2 o 3 The content is the combined amount of tabular alumina and metal Al;
[0039] The physical performance index of the ventilating brick for magnesia-carbon ladle produced by the present invention is: bulk density g / cm 3 : 3.04~3.10, apparent porosity %: 1.5~3.0, normal temperature compressive strength MPa (110℃×24h): 50~65, high temperature flexural strength MPa (1400℃×0.5h): 16.0~20.0.
[0040]The production method of air-permeable brick for magnesia-carbon ladle of the present invention is as follows:
[0041] 46-48% fused magnesia, 22-24% sintered magnesia, 12-14% flake graphite, 9-11% sintered tabular alumina, 2-3% antioxidant Al-Mg alloy powder, 1.5 ~2.5% antioxidant CaB 6 Mix the powder, add 3-5% liquid thermosetting phenolic resin as a binder, and knead for 30-40 minutes until al...
Embodiment 3
[0047] The chemical composition mass percent of the magnesia-carbon ladle air-permeable brick produced by the present invention is: MgO 70~74%, C13~15%, Al 2 o 3 3~6%, ZrO 2 3~5%;
[0048] The physical performance index of the ventilating brick for magnesia-carbon ladle produced by the present invention is: bulk density g / cm 3 : 3.10~3.15, apparent porosity %: 1.5~3.0, normal temperature compressive strength MPa (110℃×24h): 50~60, high temperature flexural strength MPa (1400℃×0.5h): 15.0~18.0.
[0049] The production method of air-permeable brick for magnesia-carbon ladle of the present invention is as follows:
[0050] Mix 73-77% fused magnesia, 12-14% flake graphite, 3-5% partially stabilized zirconia, 1.5-3% antioxidant metal Al powder, 1.5-2.5% antioxidant CaB6 powder, add 3-5% liquid thermosetting phenolic resin is used as a binder, kneading for 30-40 minutes, until all the materials are uniform, it is the mud; install the plastic strips into the mold according to t...
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