Introduction
of
Sintered Magnesia Brick
Sintered Magnesia Brick is an alkaline refractory
material with a magnesium oxide content of more than 90%
and periclase as the main crystal phase. Generally, it can
be divided into two categories: sintered magnesia bricks
(also known as fired magnesia bricks) and chemically bonded
magnesia bricks (also known as unfired magnesia bricks).
Magnesia bricks with high purity and firing temperature are
called directly bonded magnesia bricks because of the
direct contact of periclase grains; bricks made of fused
magnesia as raw materials are called fused rebonded
magnesia bricks.
Magnesia bricks have high refractoriness, good alkali slag
resistance, high load softening temperature, but poor
thermal shock resistance. Sintered magnesia bricks are made
of magnesia bricks. After crushing, batching, kneading and
molding, they are fired at a high temperature of
1550-1600°C, and the firing temperature of high-purity
products is above 1750°C.