Calcined Bauxite is produced by sintering high-alumina bauxite in rotary, round or shaft kilns at high temperatures of 1600℃-1800℃. This process of calcining (heating) bauxite in kilns removes moisture and gives Calcined Bauxite its high alumina content and refractoriness, low iron, and grain hardness and toughness. Its thermal stability, high mechanical strength and resistance to molten slags make Calcined Bauxite an ideal raw material in the production of shaped and unshaped refractories for the steel industry, foundries, glass and cement plants.
Bauxite 90% advantage:
- High refractoriness.
- Physicochemical stability.
- Volume density high.
- Low porosity.
- Low water absorption.
- Fully calcined
- low impurity content
