The following scenarios are believed to be encountered by many people:
"Do you have ball mill-lined bricks in your home? Wear-resistant!
"Yes, alumina ceramic lining bricks, of course, what thickness do you need?"
"I don't know, I don't know how thick to use, is it that the thicker it takes longer to use, the better the effect?"
"It takes a long time, but the effect is not necessarily good."
Speaking of this, the editor wants to tell you about the wear-resistant ceramic lining bricks for ball mills that you don't know about.
When many customers purchase high-alumina lining bricks, most of these customers see customers, and some customers may use it for one time. The thickness of the alumina lining brick is determined by the thickness. In fact, this method is very incorrect. The selection of the thickness of the ball machine is closely related to the diameter, length of the ball machine, the type of material to be researched, dry, wet, etc. Including the diameter of the alumina grinding ball used by the ball mill to grind the material is closely related to these. In addition, ball mills not only have different thicknesses (commonly used thicknesses are 40mm/50mm/60mm/70mm/90mm), but also have different types according to their shapes, such as straight bricks, straight half-bricks, half-bricks, inclined half-bricks, etc. Few ball mills only use one of the bricks, and some bricks are also cut during the construction process, so these data are particularly important!
The high-alumina lining of ball mills is mostly purchased with a content of 92. High-alumina bricks are different from medium-high-aluminum and medium-aluminum. The raw materials used are different, and the production processes are also different. Looking at the price, the purchased product may not match the expected effect.
