Conclusions
A technique for the reaction sintering of a new refractory made of 82–83% boron nitride and 17–18% graphite has been developed.
The refractory possesses high specific resistance up to 1500–1800°, a low coefficient of thermal expansion, a moderative evaporation rate in a vacuum, satisfactory strength and machinability, as well as high resistance to cryolite-aluminum melts, borate, chloride and also silicide and boron-silicon alloy melts (at between 900 and 2000°).
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Samsonov, G.V., Semenov, Y.N. & Borodulin, T.Y. Refractories with a Boron nitride base. Refractories 3, 259–261 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01293126
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