Dilatometry of pitch-anthracite mixes for carbon
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Abstract
Changes in height of green mixes tamped into a cup were measured during baking starting at room temperature. The greatest dimensional change was usually below 400°. The final change in height increased with pressure and temperature of tamping. The temperature at which contraction began increased with pitch softening point. Aggregate sizing had a noticeable effect. Commercial graphite cements contracted sharply.
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Sample Tube Anthracite Dilatometry Softening Point Linear Variable Differential Transformer
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