The term "waste silica bricks" here refers to refractory bricks primarily composed of silicon dioxide, which have lost their original performance due to thermal shock, chemical corrosion, mechanical wear, or end of service life, or have been discarded despite not completely losing their utility, during the use in high-temperature industrial furnaces (e.g., coke ovens, glass furnaces, cement kilns). After collection, crushing, classification, and impurity removal, such waste silica bricks can be used as recycled silica aggregate for refractory material production, or enter recycling pathways as a construction material admixture or highway engineering filler.