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Using silicic acid sol for obtaining aqueous ceramicbinder (Cement) suspensions of quartz glass

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Using the silicic acid sol as a dispersing medium permits one to obtain aqueous ceramicbinder suspensions (ACBS) within a period of 7 h by wet grinding (mechanochemical activation) of the fused quartz particles.

Based on the experimental ACBS with a volume fraction of the solid phase up to 0.71, we obtained specimens having an open porosity of 16.8% and an ultimate bend strength of 12.0 MPa after structure formation and hardening.

It was established that the ACBS specimens made from fused quartz do not soften in the 110–1100°C range.

The investigated suspensions can be used as effective binding agents for the unburnt (unfired) products and also as coatings and mortars.

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  1. Department of Physical and Process Metallurgical Problems, Siberian Branch, Academy of Sciences, USSR

    P. L. Mityakin & B. N. Khvorov

  2. Vostochnyi Institute of Refractories, USSR

    P. L. Mityakin & B. N. Khvorov

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Translated from Ogneupory, No. 6, pp. 22–24, June, 1985.

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Mityakin, P.L., Khvorov, B.N. Using silicic acid sol for obtaining aqueous ceramicbinder (Cement) suspensions of quartz glass. Refractories 26, 282–284 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01539593

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