2011
DOI: 10.17673/vestnik.2011.04.17
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Inorqanic Hiat Resistant Industrialworses as Raw Wabertal Base for Manufactureof Fare Resistant Kiln Materials

Abstract: The question of usage of high-heat inorganic waste material of industry in the structure of heat-resistant binding agents, fillers and concretes is considered. It was established that physical and thermal properties of heat- resistant composites depend on the type of concrete used for chemical binding of anthropogenic raw material. The ways of an efficient choice of raw components and heat- resistant binding agents are suggested for optimization of the structures of refractory lining materials.

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“…For this purpose traditional fine-ground refractory additives are used: granular blast-furnace slag, alumina-chromium waste in the form of the dead petrochemical catalyst, chamotte, cordierite, volcanic ash, fly ash, alumina cement and other substances capable of reacting with the calcium oxide CaO. Positive results, in particular the strength increase, are provided by the addition of the sodium tripolyphosphate after its introduction into the Portland cement binders, as well as classical plasticizers of C-3 type or nanotehnogenic high-alumina sludge-waste of non-ferrous metallurgy [3][4][5].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For this purpose traditional fine-ground refractory additives are used: granular blast-furnace slag, alumina-chromium waste in the form of the dead petrochemical catalyst, chamotte, cordierite, volcanic ash, fly ash, alumina cement and other substances capable of reacting with the calcium oxide CaO. Positive results, in particular the strength increase, are provided by the addition of the sodium tripolyphosphate after its introduction into the Portland cement binders, as well as classical plasticizers of C-3 type or nanotehnogenic high-alumina sludge-waste of non-ferrous metallurgy [3][4][5].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%