Periclase-carbon articles made from production waste obtained from electrotechnical periclase
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Conclusions
Waste from the production of electrotechnical periclase consists of high-quality material with a concentration of 98% magnesia, heat processed at different temperatures with Δmcalc of note more than 0.3%. In order to organize the complete waste-free production of electrotechnical periclase its waste should be used for making periclase-carbon concrete articles using the technology developed by the East Institute of Refractorires. Experimental periclase-carbon articles prepared at the Experimental factory of the Institute were tested in the lining of a 100-ton electric steel-melting furnace at OKhMK; they showed the same resistance as fired PKhS articles.
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Furnace Periclase Experimental Factory Production Waste Concrete Article
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