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Fused Cast Alumina Crundum Brick for Glass Furnace

Fused Cast Alumina Crundum Brick for Glass Furnace

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Features of Fused Cast Alumina Crundum Brick For Glass Furnace

The typical glass contact materials for the end zones of furnaces when glass quality is the priority : TV Glass, high quality

 

  • ab Alumina TY-M: The typical glass contact materials for the end zones of furnaces (working-end, feeder channels) when glass quality is the priority : TV Glass, high quality container glass, float glass.

 

 

  • a Alumina TY-A: The typical glass contact materials for the end zones of furnaces (working-end, feeder channels) when glass quality is the priority : TV Glass, high quality container glass, float glass.

 

 

 

  • b Alumina TY-H: Its neutrality against soda vapors makes it the best choice for the downstream part of superstructures in demanding applications.

 

Physical and chemical index:
ItemUnitBehaviors
FUSED CAST Alumina
TY-MTY-HTY-A
Chemical CompositionAl2O3 %949398.5
SiO2110.4
NaO246.50.9
Crystallographica-Al2O3  44090
b-Al2O3  55994
Vitreous Phase  116

Q: So, long story short, i broke a nice glass bowl and tried to find super glue, all i found was quot;vinyl cementquot; so i looked it up and it said the fumes are flammable. so is it ok so smoke out of it after it completely dries?
Define 'smoke out of.' I'm not sure what the auto-ignition temperature of the vinyl cement you're using is, there's probably an MSDS sheet on it available from the manufacturer. Depending on how much you're using, I'd be more worried about breaking down the cement with heat and inhaling any off-gassing/fumes. But its probably fine. EDIT: Also, vinyl cement probably won't work. The vinyl cements I'm familiar with use a chemical reaction with the vinyl to create heat and fuse/melt the two pieces of vinyl together. Since glass isn't vinyl, it probably won't hold (for very long, at least).
Q: What is the recommended width left between each tile for grouting and do you recommend putting felt asphalt between wall and cement board?thank you for help
Use Hardibacker and seal the seams with tape and thinset. Use thinset to set the tile using 1/4 spacers. I have used and recommend that you use a tile sealer to seal the slate prior to grouting and to use epoxy grout. The grout is more difficult to install but requires no sealers which need to be redone at least once a year in a shower and is well worth the initial time and effort. Be sure to read and follow the directions on the grout bags to ensure a uniform color and good grout set. MT C
Q: I'm having to make an 8' cannon/gun out of PVC for a costume. I also have to be able to transport this in my very tiny car, with four other people in the car. So, I'm needing to know - how can I assemble my gun and/or make it more portable without the use of glues or PVC cement?The canon will be carried around a LOT, and will have to stand up to considerable wear and some banging around. So I need something that won't fall apart.
If you have time to experiment, try some rubber cement or silicone. Put 2 thin lines, in the direction of the pipe, 180 degrees apart. Let them dry before assembly. File or cut out the inside edge of each pipe (assuming you're going to use internal fittings) so you have a 30 to 45 degree angle all the way around. Apply some Vaseline or Crisco to the inside and fit the pieces together. If you're lucky, it will push together without pushing the cement off and the cement will act as a pressure fit. You should be able to take it apart with a little twisting. The only other suggestion I have is to use clear packing tape. It's like scotch tape, only it's about 2 inches wide.
Q: Home house is rough room, the bathroom is gray walls, do not look good, would like to paste the waterproof stickers instead of tiles. Is it possible to do it? I look online, stickers need to be affixed to the smooth surface, can not be posted in the gray place. What should I do?
If you want stickers, but the wall, and fall ash, then you go to the building materials market to sell wallpaper to buy a base film shop, 50% of the water brush to the wall, dry, want it It is impossible
Q: its for my physics assignment..thanks!
it absorb energy... such as heat..force or pressure ..
Q: What is difference Between Cement Paste And Mortar?
additives like latex to make it flexible.
Q: I had the foundation repaired in my basement a while back and the dust from the cement is still there, I've washed the floor about 5 times since and it still hasn't come off, got any suggestions about what I should do?
The cement is doing what it should. A previous questioner had trouble with the concrete floor in his garage. He spilt some vinegar on the floor and found it had eaten the surface the next day. If you can convince your wife to let you have some for an experiment ??? Beware vinyl stained by vinegar and swapping one problem for another. GL>
Q: is duco cement good for crafts. I'm building a bridge and weight is going to be on it so if i use duco cement will the bridge be strong? the bridge has to hold 1,000 pounds at least and the pressure is going to be different on each beam.
I would avoid cements as often as possible because they're not good for lungs and also won't be flexible when dry... and may not be as strong as you want for some situations. Not many glues would be good for a thousand pounds of weight, though of course that would depend a lot too on the exact structure of the bridge --some would require no glue at all. You also don't say what *kind of materials* you'll be using and various adhesives are better for different materials as well. I think you'll want to look into other things besides glues for holding 1000 lbs, but the strongest glues I know of would be the polyurethane glues like Gorilla Glue, etc, which is even used for concrete. GG has to be clamped or weighted while curing though since it will swell and extrude out at the beginning, but some of the later brands of polyurethane glue may do that less. I think you'd be better off asking this in an engineering or construction category than in the hobbies category ...there's probably something like that here at YA. HTH, Diane B.
Q: i'm finding it quite confusing =/ thank you.
Cement is a powder-like substance;consists of aluminium, silicates etc. manufactured in a klin. Mortar is mixture of cement and sand. It is used to join bricks in a wall. Concrete is a mixture of cement, sand and aggregate(small stones) used to construct beam and columns.
Q: Took out old ceramic tile that was embedded in concrete. Older home original tile. Now there is a big hao between the floor and walk 2 DIFFERENT sizes.Most of the Flor is 1 inch 3mm. There is another srip that runs behind vanity that a 2quot;. The new tile is small square and only maybe 1/4 in thick I d that.Is there 1quot; cement board? What do I do if there is a gap between tile and floor wall? I do t want water getting in from mopping or wet making mold. Also what do I do about the part that is a larger hao by 1/2 in than rest of floor? See pictures.
Well to start, I would prep the floor by thin-setting and nailing/screwing cement board to the floor. Use a larger trowel (maybe 1/4x3/8) to help bridge the gaps for a solid bond between the wood and the cement board. Afterwards, use a self leveling compound to eliminate any uneven gaps and to raise the floor level to high high you need it. If the leveler will run under the house from the gaps, use tape or other materials to keep it from flowing through. Use as much leveler as you need to make the height where you desire...and and easy job tiling with the new level floor.
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