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Reducing the carbon content in baddeleyite corundum products

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An experimental batch of BKCh-33V articles amounting to 7.2 tons was produced for the working zones of glass furnaces. The content of carbon impurity in the experimental goods does not exceed 0.04%, which is a half of that in industrial articles.

The optimum parameters of plasma-arc melting of the batch were determined in order to produce articles with a low-carbon content. Measures are recommended for setting up the industrial production of these products.

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Translated from Ogneupory, No. 6, pp. 12–14, June, 1981.

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Gutman, V.I., Lazorenko, V.N., Lapin, V.A. et al. Reducing the carbon content in baddeleyite corundum products. Refractories 22, 313–315 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01397994

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