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Ladle bricks from clays of the Kirovograd and Polozhsk regions

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Use of the experimental brick made by the Chasov-Yar Combine makes it possible to increase the life of the lining of 230-ton steel casting ladles at the Kirov factory by about 1.5 melts.

In addition the irregular erosion of the test brick without the formation of funnel-like hollows permits rapid removal of “scale” from the ladle.

Manufacture of ladle brick from the new batch does not require great changes in the technology nor extra equipment.

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  1. Chasov-Yar Refractories Combine, USSR

    I. P. Konnov, I. N. Kosilov & I. D. Batyrev

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Konnov, I.P., Kosilov, I.N. & Batyrev, I.D. Ladle bricks from clays of the Kirovograd and Polozhsk regions. Refractories 4, 272–273 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01370989

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