Preparation of Alumina-Magnesia Spinel Based High-Porosity Ceramic Materials

Бучилин, Н. В.; Nikitina, V. Yu.; Lugovoi, A. A.; Varrik, N. M.; Бабашов, В. Г.

doi:10.1007/s10717-021-00310-2

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“…However, the high cost of production of pure magnesia is one of its shortcomings. The appropriate introduction of some cheap components like serpentine, talc, kaolin, and clay is a suitable way to sinter magnesia bricks while maintaining refractory properties and performance [10][11][12][13]. It should be mentioned that sintering magnesia refractory materials along with such materials leads to the synthesis of other phases like spinel and forsterite.…”

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Effects of clay and fireclay addition on the properties of magnesia–forsterite–spinel refractories synthesized at different firing temperatures

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This study investigates the effects of adding clay and fireclay on the physical and mechanical properties of magnesia-based refractories such as contraction, bending strength, bulk density, and apparent porosity. Domestic raw materials were used for the preparation of samples fired at 1350, 1450, and 1550 °C for 2 h. Adding clay exhibited no significant effect on the density and porosity, whereas adding fireclay had a remarkable influence on the shrinkage. Nevertheless, the effects of clay and fireclay on the strength of magnesia were unnoticeable. X-ray diffraction results showed that, after firing, the main phase compositions of the samples with clay addition were periclase and forsterite. Adding fireclay led to the synthesis of magnesite spinel, which can be attributed to the high alumina content. Based on scanning electron microscopy, no liquid phase was formed indicating that the sintering was a solid-state evolution with the synthesis of forsterite.

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confidence: 99%