Preparation of Highly Porous Materials based on Refractory Clays

Rumi, M. Kh.; Urazaeva, E. M.; Mansurova, E. P.; Irmatova, Sh. K.; Faiziev, Sh. A.; Zufarov, M. A.; Arushanov, G. M.

doi:10.1007/s10717-020-00246-z

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“…From an average test sample with a particle size of less than 1 mm, mixed with water to the state of a working dough, samples were made in the form of tiles 50 × 50 mm and cubes 25 × 25 mm in a plastic way, dried to an air-dry state, after which they were fired in a laboratory furnace with silicate heaters from 1000 to 1550 С with an interval of 50 С and holding at the final firing temperature for 2 hours. In addition, one of the most important indicators of the quality of refractory clays is fire resistance, and technological properties -binding capacity, sensitivity to drying, and air shrinkage [ [20], [21]].…”

Section: аC -Arkalyk Clay Bc -Berlin Clay; ак -Alekseevskiy Kaolinmentioning

confidence: 99%

Study of refractory raw materials of the Republic of Kazakhstan

Sidorina¹,

Isagulov²,

Rabatuly³

et al. 2022

KIMS/CUMR/MShKP

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Important aspects of increasing the competitiveness of domestic metallurgy and mechanical engineering are increasing the durability of thermal units and involving non-traditional, cheaper energy resources in production. One of these resources is carbon waste from the aluminum industry - electrode scrap and waste from the carbon lining of electrolyzers. The problem of their use as substitutes for solid fuels (coke coal) in the metallurgical, engineering and energy industries is fluorine- and alkali-containing salts that impregnate them, destroying the traditional lining of thermal units. The development of effective refractories resistant to fluorine- and alkali-containing corrodants (melts and gases) makes it possible to increase the competitiveness and efficiency of thermal units both through the use of cheaper energy carriers and by increasing the duration of their campaign. An important aspect is the simultaneous disposal of hazardous industrial waste and the reduction of the environmental burden on the ecosphere of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The basis for the development of new refractory materials resistant to fluorine- and alkali-containing corrodants is the analysis of the existing raw material base of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the choice of materials that make it possible to obtain aluminosilicate refractories with increased chemical resistance. In the work, the phase and chemical composition of refractory clays and kaolins of the Republic of Kazakhstan were studied, their rheological and thermophysical properties were investigated. Selected raw materials for the development of technology for the production of dense aluminosilicate refractory products.

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Section: аC -Arkalyk Clay Bc -Berlin Clay; ак -Alekseevskiy Kaolinmentioning

confidence: 99%