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The use of refractory batches, in the production of periclase-carbon refractories developed by the Magnezit Combine, with the introduction of complex additives, a liquid constitutent in the form of liganosulfonate of improved quality helps to produce periclase-carbon refractories ensuring a high resistance in the high-wear zones of various furnaces in the metallurgical industries.
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Translated from Ogneupory, No.3, pp. 13–16, March, 1991.
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Andrievskikh, L.I., Bocharov, L.D., Koptelov, V.N. et al. Periclase-carbon refractories bonded with lignosulfonates and complex additives. Refractories 32, 127–132 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01290472
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