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Magnesia Alumina Spinel Brick

• MgO Content: ≥82–88%
• Al₂O₃ Content: ≥6–9%
• Bulk Density: 2.80–2.90 g/cm³
• Apparent Porosity: ≤18–20%
• Cold Crushing Strength: ≥45–60 MPa
• Function: Chrome-Free & Anti-Spalling & Thermal Shock Resistance & High-Temperature Stability

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Product Introduction

Magnesia Alumina Spinel Brick is a basic refractory brick manufactured from high-purity magnesia and pre-synthesized magnesia-alumina spinel clinker.

Periclase is the main crystalline phase, while magnesia-alumina spinel improves the structural stability and thermal shock performance of the brick. The selected raw materials are mixed, shaped under pressure and fired at high temperature to form a strong refractory structure.

Magnesia Alumina Spinel Brick provides good mechanical strength, high-temperature volume stability and resistance to temperature fluctuations. It is mainly used in cement rotary kilns as a chrome-free alternative to conventional magnesia chrome refractory bricks.

Because the product does not depend on chromium oxide for its main refractory performance, it helps avoid chromium-related contamination while providing good resistance to thermal spalling in cement kiln operating conditions.

Feature:

  • Chrome-free refractory composition.
  • High MgO content.
  • Good thermal shock resistance.
  • Good anti-spalling performance.
  • Good high-temperature strength.
  • Good high-temperature volume stability.
  • Good resistance to temperature fluctuations.
  • Good resistance to thermal stress.
  • Suitable for cement rotary kiln linings.
  • Environmentally friendly alternative to magnesia chrome brick.
  • Stable performance under suitable operating conditions.
  • Standard and customized shapes available.

Application:

Magnesia Alumina Spinel Brick is mainly used as a working lining in cement rotary kilns and other high-temperature equipment requiring good thermal shock and anti-spalling performance.

Typical applications include:

  • Cement rotary kiln transition zones
  • Upper transition zones
  • Lower transition zones
  • Cement kiln areas exposed to temperature fluctuations
  • Cement kiln refractory lining replacement
  • Chrome-free cement kiln lining systems
  • Lime kilns
  • High-temperature basic refractory linings
  • Other thermal equipment requiring magnesia-spinel refractory materials

The reference manufacturer specifically recommends Magnesia Alumina Spinel Brick for cement kiln transition zones because of its chrome-free composition and good anti-spalling performance. It also identifies magnesia-alumina spinel as a material used in steelmaking refractory systems.

The appropriate grade should be selected according to kiln temperature, coating conditions, thermal cycling frequency, mechanical stress and the chemical environment inside the kiln.

Technical Data:

ItermsJHSH-1JHSH-2JHSH-3JHSH-4
МgО%, ≥88868482
Аl2О3%, ≥6998
SiО2%, ≥0,50,50,81,0
Bulk density, g/cm32.92.92.852.8
Open porosity,%, ≤18181920
Compressive strength, N/mm², ≥60605045
Softening onset temperature, ℃, ≥1700170016801650
Thermal resistance, ≥, times10101010
Thermal conductivity, 1000℃, W/m K2.92.92.82.7

The technical values are based on the reference manufacturer’s published KRSH product table. The source displays SiO₂ with a “≥” symbol, but this is likely a typographical error because impurity content is normally controlled as a maximum value. The table above therefore uses “≤”; confirm this against your own technical data sheet before publication.

The values shown are typical reference data. Final specifications may vary according to raw material purity, spinel content, forming pressure, firing process, brick size and testing method.

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