MONOFRAX® H DCL
Void-free electrofused 93% alumina (beta alumina)
High creep-resistance material unaffected by alkali vapor environments.
Void-free structure enabling longer service life.
This product is exclusively produced at the Falconer, NY, USA plant.
Equivalent to JARGAL®H RT solution.
Typical application
The void-free electrofused 93% with alumina (beta alumina), MONOFRAX® H DCL solution is specific to superstructure application:
- downstream part of the superstructure in high quality glass furnaces, including crowns.
Chemical and Physical Properties
Microstructure
Physical characteristics
| Description | International standards | British standards |
|---|---|---|
| Refractoriness under load of 2.105 Pa | 1,750°C | 3,182°F |
| Cold crushing strength | >60MPa | >8,700psi |
| Typical bulk density | 3.12g/cm3 | 195pcf |
Storage
The void-free electrofused 93% alumina (beta alumina) solution must be stored in a dry environment protected from weather conditions.
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