2016
DOI: 10.1007/s11148-016-9891-z
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Study of the Structure and Properties of Graphites for Refractory Production. Part 1. Physicochemical Study of Graphites from Different Deposits

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“…For comparison results are provided for oxidation of graphites grades GÉ-1 and GT-1 in a similar temperature range. Research conducted in [11,12] shows that graphite burn-off commences at 600°C and proceeds more intensely in the range 800 -1000°C. This range coincides with the ladle drying and heating temperatures before metal supply and with the region of most active complex antioxidant activity.…”
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“…For comparison results are provided for oxidation of graphites grades GÉ-1 and GT-1 in a similar temperature range. Research conducted in [11,12] shows that graphite burn-off commences at 600°C and proceeds more intensely in the range 800 -1000°C. This range coincides with the ladle drying and heating temperatures before metal supply and with the region of most active complex antioxidant activity.…”
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confidence: 99%