Main factors affecting the thermal stability of aluminosilicate refractories
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Abstract
It is shown that the partial pressure of oxygen and thermocycling in variable gas media are the main factors characterizing the thermal stability of aluminosilicate refractories. The obtained functional dependences of the variation of the properties of the refractories are described by equations.
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Cristobalite Silicon Monoxide Aluminosilicate Refractory Nauk UkrSSR Ukrainian Research Institute
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