Wear-resistant alumina ceramic plate lining is a special type of ceramic with a relatively dense structure and special properties. Its main component is aluminum oxide powder, which is sintered at high temperature. Due to its dense structure, it has advantages such as high melting point, high hardness, and good wear resistance.

The wear of wear-resistant alumina ceramicplate is generally divided into several categories: cutting wear, fatigue wear, adhesion wear, abrasive wear, impact wear, and so on. Due to the different working principles of each type of wear, the wear mechanisms also vary greatly. However, in practical applications or experiments, they often do not act in isolation, but are interrelated and mutually influencing. Sometimes, one mechanism is evident, and sometimes two or more mechanisms work together. Generally speaking, the smaller the particle size, the lower the concentration, the lower the erosion speed, and the longer the service life of wear-resistant ceramic sheets.

Usually, a 20mm wear-resistant ceramic lining plate can be used for 8-10 years in the mesh tube of the slag powder production line. Raw material grinding and clinker grinding materials are easier to grind than slag, and wear-resistant ceramic lining with the same thickness can have a service life of more than 10 years. The service life of certain parts with particularly severe wear and tear also varies depending on the situation.