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Tests of new refractories for the masonry of the ÉP-500 ceramic melter

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The results of a complex of tests of refractories for glass resistance under static and dynamic conditions and the electric resistance during glass melting are presented.

The tests of the refractories in a phosphate glass melt at 800–1100°C showed that the most stable material is the fusion-cast chromia-alumina-zirconia refractory ER-2161 with chromium oxide content 26 mass%. The pressed chromia-corundum refractory KhKT-10 possesses adequate glass resistance and is an electric insulator under the glass melting conditions in the ÉP-500 melter.

On the basis of the results of comparative tests of chromia-containing refractories and Bakor-33, the refractories ER-2161 and KhKT-10 are recommended for the masonry of future furnaces as a material for the bridgewall and the electric-insulation layer in a two-layer threshold.

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Translated from Atomnaya Énergiya, Vol. 102, No. 3, pp. 174–177, March, 2007.

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Borisov, G.B., Volchok, Y.Y., Pastushkov, V.G. et al. Tests of new refractories for the masonry of the ÉP-500 ceramic melter. At Energy 102, 211–216 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10512-007-0031-1

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