2023-12-01 17:23:52
In recent years, with the development of modern chemistry, ordinary ceramics can no longer meet the needs of acid and alkali resistance. Therefore, acid resistant tiles have emerged. In different environments, the requirements for acid and alkali resistance of acid resistant tiles are also different, which has led to a diversified trend in the development of the acid resistant tile industry.
Acid resistant bricks are corrosion-resistant materials made mainly from quartz, feldspar, and clay, which are oxidized and decomposed at high temperatures. They have high acid resistance, low water absorption, are not easily oxidized at room temperature, and are not easily contaminated by media. They have excellent anti-corrosion and wear-resistant effects on acids such as wet chlorinated saline and any concentration of alkali at room temperature. All indicators are higher than the standard. This product is widely used in petroleum, chemical industry, metallurgy, electricity, fertilizers, food, papermaking, power generation, smelting, chemical fiber, electroplating rooms, laboratories, as well as in the anti-corrosion, wear-resistant, and lining of silos, towers, pools, tanks, and tanks. It also plays a role in corrosion resistance in sewage treatment projects and outdoor workplaces.
In different industries, especially heavy industry, there are relatively high requirements for the acid and alkali resistance of building materials. However, acid resistant bricks can meet these requirements, so Zhongguan acid resistant tiles are widely used in the industrial field. At the same time, its benign performance has been recognized by major enterprises and favored by various sectors of the acid resistant brick industry, so its scope of use is becoming increasingly wide. Nowadays, acid resistant bricks are also used by ordinary people in workshop floors, dairy factories, supermarkets, beverage factories, and so on.
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