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Layered Heat-Insulating Refractories Based on Oxide Materials

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Experimental data on laminated materials with layers of different density intended for heat-shielding, erosion-resistant, and refractory applications are reported. Two-layer specimens based on oxide materials with different macroporous structure (granulated, containing burn-out additions, and chemically swollen based on a phosphate binder) are considered. Test results for a pilot batch of two- and three-layer components for refractory lining (200 × 100 mm plates) based on phosphate-bonded corundum are given.

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  1. Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Physics – Sun Institute for Materials Science Research and Production Association, Tashkent, Uzbekistan

    T. P. Salikhov, T. T. Riskiev, V. V. Kan, É. M. Urazaeva & T. V. Savatyugina

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Salikhov, T.P., Riskiev, T.T., Kan, V.V. et al. Layered Heat-Insulating Refractories Based on Oxide Materials. Refractories and Industrial Ceramics 43, 303–305 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1022390600558

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