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Effect of graphite on the properties of periclase-carbon products

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We recommend utilization of (15±2)% graphite kish (a waste product of metallurgical industry) as a polyphase material containing carbon and an antioxidant for producing periclase-carbon refractories.

The presence of graphite kish facilitates low-temperature densification of the structure of the products.

In the specimens containing graphite kish, a positive effect is obtained due to three factors, viz., the presence of an antioxidant in their composition, intensified evolution of a dense structure of the products during the process of heat treatment, and decreased degree of decarbonization.

Wide application of the graphite kish-containing periclase-carbon refractories in the linings of steelmaking furnaces makes it possible to improve their service life and to solve an important problem of National Economy, namely, to develop waste-free technological routes in certain ferrous industries.

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  1. A. A. Fedotov, Technological and Economical Aspects of Waste-free Production in Metallurgical Industries [in Russian], Metallurgiya, Moscow (1980).

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Translated from Ogneupory, No. 9, pp. 16–19, September, 1988.

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Ivashchenko, L.V., Romanovskii, L.B., Shevchenko, G.I. et al. Effect of graphite on the properties of periclase-carbon products. Refractories 29, 534–538 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01287782

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