A thermally insulating brick used for high-temperature furnaces
A technology for insulating bricks and high-temperature furnaces, applied in the field of insulating bricks, which can solve the problems of insufficient raw materials, increased production costs, and unsatisfactory thermal insulation effects of insulating bricks, and achieve high compressive strength, good heat-resistant and thermal insulation performance, and low thermal conductivity. Effect
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[0010] An insulating brick for a high-temperature furnace, prepared from the following raw materials in parts by weight: 30 parts of diatomite, 35 parts of dry powder mortar, 15 parts of rock wool, 15 parts of glass wool, 10 parts of rubber powder polyphenylene particles, and 25 parts of sawdust powder , 25 parts of sludge, 25 parts of mine tailings, 5 parts of kaolin, 10 parts of pulp waste residue, 15 parts of aluminum silicate fiber, and 40 parts of water. The heat insulating brick can be obtained by first stirring and mixing the raw materials in the parts by weight, extruding and forming, and finally curing.
Embodiment 2
[0012] An insulating brick for a high-temperature furnace, prepared from the following raw materials in parts by weight: 40 parts of diatomite, 42 parts of dry powder mortar, 23 parts of rock wool, 20 parts of glass wool, 20 parts of rubber powder polyphenylene particles, 28 parts of sawdust powder , 35 parts of sludge, 30 parts of mine tailings, 9 parts of kaolin, 15 parts of papermaking waste, 18 parts of aluminum silicate fiber, and 45 parts of water. The heat insulating brick can be obtained by stirring and mixing the raw materials in the parts by weight, extruding and forming, and finally curing.
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