Castable refractory cement

  • Refractoriness: ≥ 1420℃
  • Al2O3 Content: ≥50%
  • 24h Crushing Strength: ≥50MPa
  • 24h Modulus of Rupture: ≥6.5MPa

    Description

    Refractory cement is made from high-quality bauxite and lime as raw materials, blended in a certain proportion to form a mixture. After sintering, the resulting clinker, which is primarily composed of aluminates, is ground into fine powder to produce a refractory hydraulic cement with excellent fire resistance. The refractoriness of refractory cement is no less than 1580°C. Depending on the composition, it can be classified into alumina refractory cement, low-calcium aluminate refractory cement, calcium-magnesium aluminate cement and dolomite refractory cement,etc.

    Specification

    Item Grade
    CA50-G6CA50-G7CA50-G9CA-65PCA-70CA-80
    Refractoriness (℃)≥1420≥1450≥1480≥1610≥1650≥1750
    Al2O3(%)≥50≥50≥51≥64≥68≥77
    CaO(%)≥33≥33≥33.5≤35≤30≤20
    Specific Surface Area(Blaine method)m2/kg≥300≥300≥400≥450≥500≥550
    Initial Setting Time(min)≥30≥30≥90≥30≥30≥30
    Final Setting Time(min)≤360≤360≤360≤360≤360≤360
    24h Modulus of Rupture(MPa)≥6.5≥7.5≥9.5≥9.0≥8.0≥5.0
    24h Crushing Strength(MPa)≥50≥60≥70≥60≥50≥35

    Applications

    Mainly used as a hydraulic binder for unshaped refractory materials.

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