1. Silica
(50-60%):
➤
Silica prevents the cracking, shrinkage and warping of the bricks,
thereby imparts uniform shape to it.
➤
if it is in excess, it destroys cohesion between the particles, hence bricks
become too brittle.
2. Alumina
(20-30%):
➤
Alumina impacts plasticity to the brick earth so that it can be easily moulded
in any designed shape.
➤
If it is in excess, it causes shrinkage and warping during the drying of the
bricks and makes the bricks too hard during the working process.
3. Lime
(4-5%):
➤Lime
also prevents the shrinkage of the bricks
➤
If it is in excess, it causes the brick to melt during the burning thereby it
results in loss of the shape of bricks.
4. Oxides of
Iron (5-6%)
➤
Oxides of iron help silica and lime to fuse with each other, hence leads to the
development of strength in the bricks
➤
It also imparts reddish brown colour in bricks.
5. Magnesia
(1%):
➤
Magnesia also prevents the shrinkage in bricks and imparts yellowish tint in
bricks.
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