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Service of high-alumina refractories in ARC furnaces

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Specimens taken from the inlets of the electrodes of an arc furnace and the near zone after service are investigated. It is established that the porous structure of the specimens caused by mullitization at high temperatures intensifies the effect of slag on the refractory material. The process leads to the formation of hercynite, ringwoodite, and spinel. The formation of hercynite reduces the service life of linings.

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Translated from Ogneupory, No. 8, pp. 27–29, August, 1995.

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Hegde, S.B., Chaturvedi, S. Service of high-alumina refractories in ARC furnaces. Refractories 36, 262–264 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02227399

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