Which Material for Glass Regenerative Chamber Extends Lifespan & Cuts Costs?

Engineers and technical staff from Henan YuanDongli Refractory Technology Co., Ltd. recently conducted a follow-up visit to inspect the operational condition of a client’s glass kiln.

The client’s kiln had undergone a cold shutdown and required a complete refining. To maximize the service life of their glass furnace and reduce costly downtime, we  recommend Sintered Chrome Corundum Bricks AC-15, which feature an apparent porosity of ≤17% and a bulk density of ≥3.30 g/cm³. This material presents an ideal solution for the highly demanding environment within regenerative chamber.

15% chromium corundum checker bricks (Cr₂O₃≥15%) are primarily used in the upper high-temperature zone of regenerators. With excellent resistance to alkali vapor corrosion, they are suitable for harsh conditions in high-alkali glass furnaces. Their high hot strength effectively withstands high-temperature gas flow erosion, extending checkerwork service life.

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