High alumina refractory compared to fireclay bricks have____________________?

Correct answer: B. High resistance to thermal shock and creep

  • A. Less load bearing capacity
  • B. High resistance to thermal shock and creep
  • C. Low refractoriness
  • D. Less resistance to slag attack

Explanation

High-alumina bricks withstand high temperatures, creep and slag attack better than ordinary fireclay bricks. The other choices contradict these advantages because high-alumina refractories have greater refractoriness and load-bearing capacity.

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