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An Air-Setting Refractory Mortar Using a Composite Binder

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A composite binder composed of water glass with a hardener and a high-alumina cement is used to prepare an air-setting refractory mortar based on fireclay fillers. The physicomechanical characteristics of the mortar are determined. An analysis of strains induced in the mortar under the first heat-up conditions with allowance made for the change in mortar's mineral structure is given.

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  1. Termoizolyatsiya Research Institute,, Lithuania.

    S. Goberis & R. Stonis

  2. Gediminas Vilnius Technical University,, Vilnius,, Lithuania.

    S. Goberis & R. Stonis

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Goberis, S., Stonis, R. An Air-Setting Refractory Mortar Using a Composite Binder. Refractories and Industrial Ceramics 42, 300–303 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1012726731030

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