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Sanlong-carborundumsilicon
series
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The Sanlong-carborundumsilicon series
refractory materials, as hi-grade products, are
manufactured by Professor Jiang Mingxue of our company,
who has supported by the key technology surmounting
projects of State Eighth-Five-Plans and the Ninth-Five-Plans
and after through almost 11 years of scientific
technical development and practical applying as
well as sustained innovation and perfection. Especially,
the Sanlong corundum-zirconium sliding water gap
has passed the state-level appraisal and been awarded
many items of state or province or ministry-grade
scientific technology achievements prizes.
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The products have been exported far into many
countries and regions of East Europe, North America
and Russia etc. The Sanlong corundum abrasion-resistant
material used in power plant and ore dressing plant
may substitute for hard alloy and will surpass 6
folds of use time than that of hard alloy, being
confirmed by users. The Sanlong silicon carbide
series ceramic kiln is of excellent properties of
hi-intensity and anti-heat-shocking; as a kind of
hi-temperature bearing kiln, its service time approaches
advanced world level.
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silicizing
silicon-carbide |
combined
silicon-carbide |
silicon
nitride combined silicon-carbide |
recrystallizing
silicon-carbide |
boule
combined silicon-carbide |
APN
caly |
| Sialon/Si3N4 |
<5 |
>20 |
>20 |
<5 |
<5 |
C>25% |
| Sic |
>80 |
>72 |
>72 |
>95 |
>70 |
SiC≥50% |
| phaneropore rate % |
<3 |
<14.5 |
<14.5 |
<15 |
<16 |
solid content≥83% |
| Volume Density
g/cm3 |
>2.95 |
>2.71 |
>2.70 |
>2.60 |
>2.75 |
Volume density
≥1.5g/cm3 |
| Intensity of Pressing
MPa |
>400 |
>200 |
>180 |
>300 |
>50 |
Light Thermal-Resisting Cementing
Material≥5 |
hi-temp
Binding strength MPa
1400℃,2h |
>150 |
>60 |
>55 |
>70 |
>12 |
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| expansion
coefficient 1/℃×10-6 |
<4.5 |
<4.5 |
<4.5 |
<4.8 |
<5.3 |
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| heat comductivity w/m.k 1000℃ |
>60 |
>17 |
>17 |
>20 |
>11 |
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| thermal shock resistance 1100℃=water cooling |
>40 |
>30 |
>30 |
>35 |
>20 |
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| Use Temperature
℃ |
<1380 |
<1650 |
<1650 |
<1700 |
<1450 |
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