Thermally resistant chamotte refractories based on the native Uzbekistan minerals

Akhmedov, M. Kh.; Gulamova, D. D.; Karimova, D. A.; Tadzhieva, D. F.

doi:10.3103/s0003701x07020144

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“…Among the entire range of refractory materials, corundum and mullite-corundum refractories, which have sufficiently high refractoriness and strength, are widely used. On the basis of corundum and mullite, a number of compositions have been developed, intended, mainly, like other classes of refractories, to meet the needs of the metallurgical industry [1][2][3][4][5][6].…”

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Structure of refractory materials based on local mineral raw

Rashidov,

Ibragimov,

Chulliyev

et al. 2023

E3S Web of Conf.

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The paper is devoted to the results of microscopic analysis of the structure of fire-resistant materials developed on the basis of local mineral raw materials. The authors point out that in this regard, a special place is occupied by the microscopic analysis of refractory materials, because the use of various radiation and various designs of microscopes from optical to electronic requires various special preparation of objects and special methods for deciphering the observed images. Moreover, the use of these methods in relation to the fire-resistant compositions obtained during the experiments, consisting of kaolin, wollastonite, soda water glass, silica, finely dispersed thermovermiculite, silicon dioxide, dolomite, etc., demonstrates their microrelief morphology, which gives rise to other experiments related to increasing the quality of fire resistance of the objects under study.

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