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Phosphate-bonded refractory coatings

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A study of the adhesion and cohesion strength of refractory coatings based on oxides of titanium, zirconium, hafnium, silicon; nitrides of hafnium, boron, silicon; mullite, magnesia spinel, zirconates of calcium, barium, strontium; disulfide and disilicide of molybdenum, and calcium titanate, using phosphate bonds, established the optimum compositions for the coatings for the following alloys: 1Kh18N9T, Él-703, ÉP-99, VT-9, OT-4, ÉI-961, Br.Kh08 bronzes, molybdenum and graphite.

Results are given for the working temperatures, shear strengths, and thermal-shock resistance of the coatings and also the electric conductivity and temperature conductivity of some compositions. The refractory coatings with phosphate bonds that were developed are recommended for use in high-temperature installations in the temperature range 1000–1800°C.

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Translated from Ogneupory, No. 4, pp. 50–54, April, 1973.

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Abzgil'din, F.Y., Amirov, R.A., Biglov, A.K. et al. Phosphate-bonded refractory coatings. Refractories 14, 253–256 (1973). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01286450

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