Testing refractories containing magnesite ? Chromite clinker in the roofs of open-hearth furnaces

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 May 1971 English Publisher:Springer Science and Business Media LLCJournal:Refractories, volume 12, pages 300-303 (issn: 0034-3102, eissn: 1573-9139,

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Authors: A. I. Lyudvinskii; Yu. F. Kostyrya; L. N. Koren; L. B. Romanovskii; V. A. Sazhim; M. I. Kolesnik; I. P. Davydov; +8 Authors

doi: 10.1007/bf01282038

Testing refractories containing magnesite ? Chromite clinker in the roofs of open-hearth furnaces

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Roof refractories made using magnesite-chromite clinker obtained from caustic magnesite in the comparative tests had better factors, and a more homogeneous structure than periclase-spinel, and ordinary magnesite-chromite roof refractories. The wear resistance of the roof refractories (in millimeters per heat) made by the proposed technology, using clinker, is 25% higher in average experimental campaigns compared with the three previous campaigns.

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