Corrosion of burning urban domestic wastes to alkaliª²resistant bricks and spalling-resistant high alumina bricks was researched by static crucible method and SEM in order to choose refractories for cement rotary kilns for collaboratively disposing wastes. The result indicates that the main corrosion mechanism is slag permeation and corrosion; the emitted high temperature gases containing alkali, sulfur and chlorine during burning the wastes react with refractories forming low melting point sulfate, chloride and compound salts, which metamorphose the refractories, and the loose metamorphic layer is easy to spall under thermal stress. So, corrosion resistance and spalling resistance shall be taken into account when choosing refractories for cement rotary kilns for collaboratively disposing wastes. It is suggested that decomposition furnaces should adopt spalling resistant high alumina bricks and anti-coating SiC castables, and preheating equipment should adopt high strength alkali-resistant bricks and castables.