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Magnesia Carbon Bricks

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Magnesia Carbon Bricks Specification

Surface Finish
Smooth

Water Absorption
0.3%

Hardness (%)
85%

Application
Steel making furnaces, ladles, converters, EAF lining

Density
3.1 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Melting Point
2800C (approx.)

Purity(%)
Above 97%

Usage & Applications
Steel Industry, ladle lining, converters, electric arc furnace walls and roofs

Chemical Composition
MgO > 70%, C = 10-20%

Form
Solid Brick

Product Type
Refractories

Types of Refractories
Basic Refractory

Shape
Rectangular / Brick-shaped

Porosity
Low ( 6%)

Dimensional Stability
Excellent at high temperature

Strength
Cold Crushing Strength: 25-35 MPa

Specific Gravity
2.9 - 3.0

Thermal Conductivity
High

Color
Black / Dark Grey

Bulk Density
2.9-3.1 g/cm³

Oxidation Resistance
With anti-oxidants for improved performance

Size
230x114x65 mm and customized

Thermal Shock Resistance
Excellent

Modulus of Rupture
6-10 MPa

Maximum Operating Temperature
1600°C - 1800°C

Binding Agent
Phenolic resin

Usage Area
Steel plants, foundries, iron making industries

Apparent Porosity
2-6%

Service Temperature
Up to 1600°C

Magnesia Carbon Bricks Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
500 Pieces

FOB Port
Mundra

Payment Terms
Letter of Credit (L/C), Telegraphic Transfer (T/T), Western Union, Delivery Point (DP), Days after Acceptance (DA)

Supply Ability
5000 Pieces Per Month

Delivery Time
7-12 Days

Sample Available
Yes

Sample Policy
Free samples are available

Main Export Market(s)
Australia, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Middle East, Central America, South America, Asia, North America, Africa

About Magnesia Carbon Bricks

Magnesia Carbon Bricks

We are supplying the Magnesia Carbon Bricks are un-fired refractory products. Mag-carbon products are designed with improved corrosion and slag resistance through the addition of graphite. When a carbon brick is bonded with an organic resin, it is also known as resin-bonded carbon brick. The brick is a kind of non-burning carbon composite refractory, made from alkaline magnesium oxide and high melting point. The offered Magnesia Carbon Bricks are very easy to use and are made for use in various industries.

Superior Refractory Performance

Magnesia Carbon Bricks offer excellent performance at high temperatures, with maximum operating temperatures reaching 1800C and a melting point of approximately 2800C. Their robust structure, low porosity, and high thermal conductivity make them essential for demanding thermal applications in steel-making and iron-processing industries.

Exceptional Durability and Strength

Engineered with a cold crushing strength of 25-35 MPa and a modulus of rupture between 6-10 MPa, these bricks withstand mechanical and thermal stresses encountered in furnaces and ladles. The use of phenolic resin as a binding agent further contributes to their longevity and reduces water absorption below 0.3%.

Versatile and Customizable Solutions

Available in standard and customizable sizes, Magnesia Carbon Bricks are well-suited for diverse steel industry usage, including ladle linings, converter walls, and EAF roofs. Their high purity, smooth surface, and excellent dimensional stability enable precise installation and extended refractory service life.

FAQ's of Magnesia Carbon Bricks:

Q: How are Magnesia Carbon Bricks used in steel plants?

A: Magnesia Carbon Bricks are primarily used as lining materials in steel-making furnaces, ladles, converters, and electric arc furnace (EAF) walls and roofs. Their excellent thermal shock and oxidation resistance make them ideal for withstanding the rapid temperature changes and corrosive environments found in steel plants.

Q: What benefits do anti-oxidants add to Magnesia Carbon Bricks?

A: Anti-oxidants incorporated into Magnesia Carbon Bricks enhance oxidation resistance, extending brick life during high-temperature operations. They prevent carbon oxidation, thereby maintaining structural integrity and reducing maintenance frequency in aggressive furnace conditions.

Q: When should Magnesia Carbon Bricks be selected for industrial applications?

A: These bricks should be chosen when high-temperature resilience, thermal shock resistance, and low porosity are required. Applications such as steel-making, iron manufacturing, and foundry operations benefit from their dimensional stability and resistance to chemical and thermal attack.

Q: What is the process for installing Magnesia Carbon Bricks in a furnace lining?

A: Installation involves placing the bricks in the designated area, ensuring close alignment for a strong refractory wall. Phenolic resin binding agent is often used to enhance adhesion, and customized sizes allow for optimal fitting in complex furnace designs, improving thermal insulation and performance.

Q: Where can Magnesia Carbon Bricks be sourced or supplied?

A: Magnesia Carbon Bricks are available from exporters, manufacturers, and suppliers in India and globally. Ensuring a reputable supplier guarantees access to bricks with verified chemical composition, mechanical strength, and dimensional accuracy needed for demanding industrial environments.

Q: What makes the bricks suitable for service temperatures up to 1800C?

A: Their high MgO content (over 70%) and carbon levels (10-20%), combined with low porosity and high density, enable the bricks to endure extreme temperatures. This ensures reliable operation and longevity in furnaces operating at up to 1800C.

Q: How does the low porosity of Magnesia Carbon Bricks benefit furnace applications?

A: Low porosity ( 6%) reduces the risk of slag and gas penetration, improving the longevity and efficiency of furnace linings. This enhances the overall structural performance and minimizes downtime caused by refractory wear.

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