Effect of iron oxides on the proneness of synthesized basaltic metals toward fiber formation

Tatarintseva, O. S.; Khodakova, N. N.; Uglova, T. K.

doi:10.1007/s10717-012-9417-1

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“…Basaltic melts can form continuous fibres in a viscosity range of 10–30 Pa s (e.g. Dzhigiris et al 1983; Tatarintseva and Khodakova 2012; Tatarintseva et al 2012b). This range of viscosity is typically in the temperature range 1380–1440°C (Tatarintseva and Khodakova 2012).…”

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“…However, for production of CBF, the requirements become much more stringent and only a narrow range of compositions can be used (e.g. Singha 2012; Tatarintseva et al 2012b; Vasileva et al 2014). With such strict requirements for composition and mineral content, the list of possible basalt mines in the world becomes very short (Singha 2012; Tatarintseva et al 2012b).…”

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“…Singha 2012; Tatarintseva et al 2012b; Vasileva et al 2014). With such strict requirements for composition and mineral content, the list of possible basalt mines in the world becomes very short (Singha 2012; Tatarintseva et al 2012b). Today, major manufacturers of CBF are known to use raw material from mines in western Ukraine and Georgia consisting of andesitic basalts with SiO 2 content more than 50 wt-% (Morozov et al 2001; Novitskii and Efremov 2013).…”

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“…Although basalt deposits in the world are abundant, only a small number contain basalt suitable for production of CBF (e.g. Singha 2012; Tatarintseva et al 2012b). This is because the composition and petrology of the basalt must be of a narrow range to be suitable for the presently known technology.…”

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“…In addition, oxidation leads to increase in Fe 2 O 3 content and decrease in FeO content. This also increases viscosity of the melt (e.g.Sörensen et al 2005;Ivanitskii et al 2011;Singha 2012;Tatarintseva and Khodakova 2012;Tatarintseva et al 2012b;…”

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The possibility of using Icelandic basalt for production of continuous fibres with presently known technology was investigated. One hundred and forty-five samples were taken based on selected field and petrographical criteria and further geochemically analysed. Additional sample discrimination using the geochemical results indicates that it may be difficult to find a suitable basalt for such production. However, minor modification to the composition of three samples is adequate to make them suitable. The viscosity of one specimen was further measured and found to be within the known limits for production of continuous fibres. It, therefore, seems possible that selected samples from the collection are suitable for production of continuous basalt fibres.

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Phase separation and properties of glasses of the system MgO–CaO–Fe 2O3–Al2O3–В2O3–SiO2

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Papko

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The synthesis and study of model glasses of the MgO–CaO–Fe2O3–Al2O3–SiO2 system, which is the base for obtaining continuous basalt fiber, has been carried out. Systematized data on the effect of components on the glasses structure and the sequence of phase separation processes occurring during their heat treatment have been obtained. It is shown that during phase separation, crystalline phases are separated in the following sequence: magnetite–pyroxene–plagioclase with a predominance of the anorthite component. Glasses of the MgO–CaO–Fe2O3–Al2O3–SiO2 system were modified by adding B2O3, and the active role of this component in the processes of glass formation and crystallization was shown. The ratio of glass-forming and modifying components of model glasses is established, at which an increase in the strength of glasses from 110 to 180 MPa is achieved. Based on the study of the technological properties of model glasses and strength characteristics, components were determined for modifying basalt glasses in order to increase the strength of the fiber.

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Effect of iron oxides on the proneness of synthesized basaltic metals toward fiber formation

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Suitability of Icelandic basalt for production of continuous fibres

Suitability of Icelandic basalt for production of continuous fibres

Geochemical Evaluation of Suitability of Central Anatolian (Turkey) Volcanic Rocks for Rock Fiber Production

Phase separation and properties of glasses of the system MgO–CaO–Fe <sub>2</sub>O<sub>3</sub>–Al<sub>2</sub>O<sub>3</sub>–В<sub>2</sub>O<sub>3</sub>–SiO<sub>2</sub>

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