This invention discloses a preparation process for high-
zircon content
zircon bricks, belonging to the field of
refractory materials technology. This process aims to solve the technical problem of the inability to achieve low-temperature full densification of
zircon materials due to their easy
decomposition at high temperatures during traditional
sintering. The main steps include: firstly, preparing active zircon micropowder with high
lattice strain energy through high-energy
grinding; secondly, using heterogeneous agglomeration technology to coat the active micropowder onto the surface of
inert coarse aggregate, constructing a "core-shell" structure granulated material; and finally, performing low-temperature
solid-state
sintering below the
decomposition temperature, utilizing the
distortion energy stored in the active micropowder to drive densification. This process simultaneously controls amorphization degree,
Zeta potential, debinding oxidation,
sintering atmosphere, and cooling regime. This invention successfully prepares high-density, high-strength, highly
erosion-resistant, and glass-phase-free high-performance zircon bricks, suitable for harsh environments such as
glass melting furnaces, while completely avoiding the
thermal decomposition of zircon.