Ceramics-Silikáty 54, (4) 315 - 319 (2010) |
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EFFECTS OF MICROSILICA CONTENT ON THE PERFORMANCES
OF LIGHTWEIGHT CASTABLES CONTAINING POROUS
PERICLASE-SPINEL AGGREGATES |
Yan Wen, Li Nan, Han Bingqiang,
Fang Xuanming,
Liu Guangping |
The Key State Laboratory Breeding Base of Refractories and Ceramics,
Wuhan University of Science and Technology, China
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Keywords: Microsilica, Castable, Porous periclase-spinel, Strength, Slag resistance |
Five lightweight castables containing the same porous periclase-spinel aggregates and different matrices were fabricated
successfully. Effects of microsilica content on the porosity, strength and slag resistance of lightweight castables were
investigated through the mercury porosimetry measurement, XRD, SEM, EDAX, and so on. It’s found that microsilica makes
the matrix more densification and induces the pore growth through increasing the sinterability, and makes the penetrated
slag high viscosity through reacting with slag, and then strongly affects the performances. When the microsilica content
is 3.2 wt.%, the castable containing porous periclase-spinel aggregates has the best performance, which has a porosity of
24 %, a crushing strength of 90 MPa, a flexural strength of 22 MPa and a high slag resistance. |
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